Regular people are often bad guys too, you know. If the reality was "bad guys will have it. Should regular people too?" The entire core dilemma would be entirely eliminated lol.
I'll be honest, I have no idea what gopher or ring NIC is, lol.
Do you remember details about the rm -rf ~/ folder thing? Model, harness (omp?), context window size, reasoning effort (none/low VS anything higher is enough), when it happened? Without those details, it's an…
You deserve a medaile for this.
Man... This is so sad, disappointing and worrying. For some reason, your explanation in particular struck a nerve with me. Who could have predicted all the nuanced social consequences that AI would bring upon us. I…
As somebody who attempted that recently, I seriously doubt that percentage :D
I disagree with this completely.
The Pandora box can expand even further, and it matters. If it didn't matter, like you seem to be suggesting, then by the same logic there isn't a reason to push for further open-source development. > Kneecapping cyber…
I like it. If the increase in unrestricted cyber capabilities can be slowed down, please be it. The world needs to get ready, and that takes time. Way more time than even a slow progress would allow. Unless you want to…
What "types" of companies do you mean exactly?
> LLMs cannot reason, period. You cannot be serious. ... Can you quote any existing definition of "reasoning" that LLMs don't fit?
There's no "every time" for a LLM. It's weights are frozen. You're asking it for the first time, again and again. A human will also say 7 disproportionately often. Clearly, our output is statistically constrained and we…
> People at the big labs have been terrified of losing the chain of thought because they currently monitor it Yes > to prevent users from using their models in certain ways they consider unsafe or bad for their…
Come on.
For time reasons.
To be honest, Gemini CLI was disastrous. The Antigravity CLI is much better.
"Disastrous" is obviously a loaded term, and it can be debated, but from what I collect, the reasons are - Dots. People don't understand it. Their presentation didn't explain it properly at all. Additionally, many…
Very easy to do. It's a nice silly thing to try, so I'll conduct this very important experiment and update you on the results if I remember to do so
One or the other. Anything in between is where economic suffering lies.
I don't want anybody to be replaced by AI :/
"Basic living skills" are relative to the environment and change by culture, location, access to technology and so on. In our environment, we don't need to hunt. It has been fully superseded by supermarkets, and that…
> it’s worth pointing out the class of people buying ikeas rugs were NOT buying Persian wool/silk rugs before Can you expand on this please? I don't see the reasoning trace that got you to that conclusion.
I understood this reference!
Then you should have specified "... On Enterprise accounts" in your comment. But let's be honest, you simply were wrong.
> You somehow keep ignoring the point that it doesn’t start doing anything without being prompted I addressed that very directly. I'm on my phone, so I'm not able to scroll back to that comment of mine and give you a…
Regular people are often bad guys too, you know. If the reality was "bad guys will have it. Should regular people too?" The entire core dilemma would be entirely eliminated lol.
I'll be honest, I have no idea what gopher or ring NIC is, lol.
Do you remember details about the rm -rf ~/ folder thing? Model, harness (omp?), context window size, reasoning effort (none/low VS anything higher is enough), when it happened? Without those details, it's an…
You deserve a medaile for this.
Man... This is so sad, disappointing and worrying. For some reason, your explanation in particular struck a nerve with me. Who could have predicted all the nuanced social consequences that AI would bring upon us. I…
As somebody who attempted that recently, I seriously doubt that percentage :D
I disagree with this completely.
The Pandora box can expand even further, and it matters. If it didn't matter, like you seem to be suggesting, then by the same logic there isn't a reason to push for further open-source development. > Kneecapping cyber…
I like it. If the increase in unrestricted cyber capabilities can be slowed down, please be it. The world needs to get ready, and that takes time. Way more time than even a slow progress would allow. Unless you want to…
What "types" of companies do you mean exactly?
> LLMs cannot reason, period. You cannot be serious. ... Can you quote any existing definition of "reasoning" that LLMs don't fit?
There's no "every time" for a LLM. It's weights are frozen. You're asking it for the first time, again and again. A human will also say 7 disproportionately often. Clearly, our output is statistically constrained and we…
> People at the big labs have been terrified of losing the chain of thought because they currently monitor it Yes > to prevent users from using their models in certain ways they consider unsafe or bad for their…
Come on.
For time reasons.
To be honest, Gemini CLI was disastrous. The Antigravity CLI is much better.
"Disastrous" is obviously a loaded term, and it can be debated, but from what I collect, the reasons are - Dots. People don't understand it. Their presentation didn't explain it properly at all. Additionally, many…
Very easy to do. It's a nice silly thing to try, so I'll conduct this very important experiment and update you on the results if I remember to do so
One or the other. Anything in between is where economic suffering lies.
I don't want anybody to be replaced by AI :/
"Basic living skills" are relative to the environment and change by culture, location, access to technology and so on. In our environment, we don't need to hunt. It has been fully superseded by supermarkets, and that…
> it’s worth pointing out the class of people buying ikeas rugs were NOT buying Persian wool/silk rugs before Can you expand on this please? I don't see the reasoning trace that got you to that conclusion.
I understood this reference!
Then you should have specified "... On Enterprise accounts" in your comment. But let's be honest, you simply were wrong.
> You somehow keep ignoring the point that it doesn’t start doing anything without being prompted I addressed that very directly. I'm on my phone, so I'm not able to scroll back to that comment of mine and give you a…