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Comment #47336152
> LLM generated content often (perhaps by definition) seems acceptable to LLMs. In my experience (albeit with non-coding questions), ChatGPT 5.2 is often quite eager to critique sn…
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Comment #46872944
I'd argue that environmental regulations that impede building modern nuclear power plants to replace coal power plants are net harmful. Nuclear power safety has advanced a lot sinc…
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Comment #41999325
For non-broken cryptographic hashes (e.g., SHA-256), the false-positive rate is negligible. Indeed, cryptographic hashes were designed so that even nation-state adversaries do not …
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Comment #41999067
> machinery, toys, lifts, medical devices, and vehicles All of those seem high-risk except toys.
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Comment #41642899
It's the other way around: with the new change, the blockee will be able to see (but not reply to) the blocker's posts, but the blockee's posts will still be hidden from the blocke…
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Comment #40205411
> ultra-processed foods such as ... yogurts > Frozen and canned vegetables are often classified as ultra-processed I think this goes against the common usage of the term "ultra-pro…
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Comment #39675708
ChatGPT is arguably a general intelligence, but it hasn't escaped AFAIK -- it's still contained within OpenAI infrastructure, and OpenAI can easily pull the plug on it.
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Comment #36964877
Most individual shareholders (especially those who just buy index funds) have neither knowledge of corporate wrongdoings nor, in practice, power to prevent them. A better model wou…
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Comment #36726379
I've heard that recent changes to reduce sulfur emissions from maritime shipping have caused a sharp increase in global warming: https://twitter.com/RokoMijic/status/16746977433804…
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Comment #36684171
The "software" part of an LLM is pretty trivial -- the interesting piece is the the weights. Since the weights are mechanically generated by a computer, it can be argued that the w…
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Comment #35619894
I guess there might be a distinction between "development" of software and "maintenance" of software (e.g., bug fixing, refactoring, etc.)?
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Comment #35153079
I imagine a VPN is sometimes still useful when torrenting, to avoid copyright complaints to your ISP.
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Comment #34818407
Highly relevant: https://AstralCodexTen.substack.com/p/the-media-very-rarely-...
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Is Twitter down / read-only for everyone else?
I keep getting "You are over the daily limit for sending Tweets" when I try to tweet.
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Comment #34519059
> #4 ... "Hacking is Cool" is a really dumb idea. This has aged poorly; nowadays, the most notable attacks are conducted by state actors (e.g., Russia and China) or for-profit crim…
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Comment #31449553
In regards to the difference in effect between Adderall and illegal street meth, Scott thinks the biggest difference is the dosage size, effectively around 50x higher for street me…
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Comment #31150341
Question is a bit ambiguous whether it refers to a 'second-preimage attack' or a 'collision attack'. 'Second-preimage attack': You are given a message, and your goal is find anothe…
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Comment #31085295
Oh, I guess I was thinking mainly about online censorship by tech platforms. I think most censorship from the right nowadays is about public schools?
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Comment #31085115
>I love it because it's fast and minimalist. Minor quibble about this: On large pages, it can be quite slow. E.g., on https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/ivermectin-much-more-t..…