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robertk
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About robertk
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/robertzk; my proof: https://keybase.io/robertzk/sigs/MMuXENMT-5k_cTFWUS71BLbqSaYKTQhCxNURSaOMgkQ ]
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Comment #47280764
You don't know what you are talking about. Obviously refusal circuitry does not live in one layer, but the repo is built on a paper with sound foundations from an Anthropic scholar…
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Comment #46714518
Why not just open it inside of and print to a static image output within a fully sandboxed Docker container?
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Comment #46714510
Why not leak a dataset of N full text paraphrasings of the material, together with a zero-knowledge proof of how to take one of the paraphrasings and specifically "adjust" it to th…
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Comment #46666819
It’s slightly biased. ( P(even) = 0.5702; Bias = +0.0702 (about 7 percentage points toward heads) ). You can use this Claude Code prompt to determine how much: Use your web search …
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Comment #46644527
“Slightly fringe”
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Comment #46262426
I am sorry for your loss, Aella. I sobbed with you. “Each passing minute is a greater percentage of the final minutes we have,” and yet “these [final] seconds are so soft”. Death n…
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Comment #44323557
You may be interested in: https://www.anthropic.com/research/sleeper-agents-training-d... https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.13660
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Comment #44288470
The Apple paper does not look at its own data — the model outputs become short past some thresholds because the models reflectively realize they do not have the context to respond …
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Comment #43820266
If I read a comment that has any probability of changing my mind about a fact or opinion, I always go to the user page to check their registration date. No hard cut-off date but I …
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Comment #43133970
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Comment #40566393
Shawn, there is a mildly redacted version available at https://huggingface.co/datasets/monology/pile-uncopyrighted
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Comment #40200018
No, it doesn’t. This concerns a corporation subject to legitimate national security concerns, not “a person, or a group of people.”
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Comment #39609163
Very cool result but the title is overselling the "AI" contribution. It seems like they trained a few standard binary classifiers (Naive Bayes, decision trees, kNN). The novelty is…
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Comment #37701805
Costco only takes cash and debit, not credit.
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Comment #37547080
Not really. Only a tiny slice of the historical person’s memories and persona is recorded. There is a lot more entropy to their representation that died when their brain did. Ergo,…
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Comment #37468624
By the pigeonhole principle, there is a sentence that writes out its entire SHA256 representation this way. Alternatively, the map from these kinds of sentences with 256 terms to 2…
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Comment #37364828
Just a note that this is by Geoff Anders from Leverage Research, an organization historically plagued with some controversy in the level of psychological experimentation it is will…
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Comment #33306410
My best friend’s wife is in the process of dying right now after qualifying for and self-choosing hospice following persistent and progressing medical issues. He was looking for gr…
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Comment #33123772
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/xxyaow/this...
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Comment #33122945
I am someone for whom the two universes are the same. I freely choose to act exactly in accordance with how I would act if I were steered by neurons and atoms, and neurons and atom…
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Comment #33122831
The statement “free will does not exist” does not imply the world isn’t Minecraft. It is . Arbitrary actions allowed by physics are indeed allowed. The problem is unpacking that yo…
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Comment #33122784
What you do and think is exclusively dictated by the input of information going into your brain coming from perception encoded as electrons and ions flowing through the atoms consi…
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Comment #33120342
Regret, like everything else, is an evolutionary corollary built out of destiny optimization that allows for counterfactual consideration of painful paths to avoid similar outcomes…
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Comment #33120309
Dude, spaceman_2020, you are young a.f. still. There are predicaments and Chinese finger traps much much worse still. Here is your quote of the day: https://www.goodreads.com/quote…