Found it: archive [.] is/jXv3A Originally posted here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/1xh57il/removed_by... The "filed on Tuesday" link seems to go to random shady sites.
Seems unlikely to be the case here if what one of the mods said is true: > We verified this isn't just us or just this source (it's a link in a NYT article to a PDF anyway, about the most safe combo I can think of)…
> This reveals that it's not the case and LLMs are already routinely hijacked to serve other people than their user Meta's claim is that these were for their own support chatbot (which is also the conclusion the Wired…
Plus, Autodesk trademarking the term is partly to prevent others finding use for it ("Cyberspace (TM) refers to a software product of Autodesk, Inc. Were any other software vendor to employ the term for one of their…
> Except these people aren't developers, they make movies? A production company should 100% have regular backups, even moreso than the average developer.
https://public-docs.ferrocene.dev/main/specification/types-a...
I'm not in California and DraftKings blocks me connecting with a VPN, so they just don't seem to be distinguishing whether a VPN user is in California (which is the impossible part of this law).
I feel punishment is largely a means to the end of reducing overall harm. If a vehicle is less likely to kill me, that's my preferred option regardless of whether it achieved that safety through negative consequences…
> ARE a fixed pie at any given time, you numbnuts I feel sneaking in "at any given time" makes the fixed vs growable pie distinction pretty much meaningless; even printing fiat takes some time. At a certain time there's…
> you need to decide which is it—delete your account when done or saved forever. Everyone yells privacy, “Account Delete” must but when it happens, you cry all over. Requesting account deletion should delete the…
I think the confusion is that robrain somehow understood smokel's objection as being "all-time total downloads obviously increase over time, so this is meaningless", rather than what smokel actually said which was "the…
> Maybe you should base your sense of satisfaction on [...] If senses like satisfaction were fully voluntarily controllable then arguably there would be no need for games in the first place. I feel there's generally…
> Usually the benchmark is "would a person reasonably confuse this for being the IP of another company" That's not a standard anywhere in copyright law. You may be conflating it with parts of trademark law.
Green Spiderman would be copying of protected elements - like Spiderman's outline. Style and general ideas are not protected by copyright. Substantial similarity comes in as a test for whether copying of those protected…
Why it was announced specifically on a sticker (rather than on the box like the other games) is the core of the question - the headline no longer really works without it. I'd go with one of: > Why did Microsoft…
> Local models are never going to be as powerful. I think this point should be obvious: all of the current frontier models (closed and open-weights) are far too big to run on anything but a full GPU cluster in a…
> You can turn off some annoying parts of the game [...] cool that everyone can have the amount of difficulty/frustration they desire Depends on the type of game, but I'd generally prefer those decisions be made by the…
> You have no way to provide a concrete reason to the user at that point. You should just be able to look at the user's message and tell them why it's against your policy, else reverse the decision if you see no…
> But in 1905 a paper was published... Too bad politicans do not get implications of that and still was pushing communism decades later... The photoelectric effect/quanta? I'm not sure I understand the supposed…
> plug an LLM into the nukes and funnel worldstate input into it and have it make the decision "is it time to fire the nukes?" over and over again each second [...] I argue that that would require far more nines than…
ziofill's claim was that "A direction [in an LLM's embedding vector space] that is 99.99% accurate" is fine for practical purposes, not that 99.99% is fine for the chance of any given bite of food not killing you or…
Private as in chats for which the user generated a share link and posted it somewhere online that a search engine's web crawler found, as far as I can tell.
> Pangram boasts a false positive rate of 1 in a 10,000. That is, if Pangram says a block of text is AI there is only a one in ten thousand chance that it was written by a human. That'd be if they had a false discovery…
> Speed and cost are nothing without quality Quality was what the hypothetical was assuming had reached parity, no? ("humans are as bad as AI", "If AI really is at human level quality/error rate", etc.) > accountability…
I do like snake_case but a lot of this feels a bit circular, effectively just saying that it's good because it's already used by the author's code and things it interacts with. I'd like kebab-case even more if it…
Found it: archive [.] is/jXv3A Originally posted here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/1xh57il/removed_by... The "filed on Tuesday" link seems to go to random shady sites.
Seems unlikely to be the case here if what one of the mods said is true: > We verified this isn't just us or just this source (it's a link in a NYT article to a PDF anyway, about the most safe combo I can think of)…
> This reveals that it's not the case and LLMs are already routinely hijacked to serve other people than their user Meta's claim is that these were for their own support chatbot (which is also the conclusion the Wired…
Plus, Autodesk trademarking the term is partly to prevent others finding use for it ("Cyberspace (TM) refers to a software product of Autodesk, Inc. Were any other software vendor to employ the term for one of their…
> Except these people aren't developers, they make movies? A production company should 100% have regular backups, even moreso than the average developer.
https://public-docs.ferrocene.dev/main/specification/types-a...
I'm not in California and DraftKings blocks me connecting with a VPN, so they just don't seem to be distinguishing whether a VPN user is in California (which is the impossible part of this law).
I feel punishment is largely a means to the end of reducing overall harm. If a vehicle is less likely to kill me, that's my preferred option regardless of whether it achieved that safety through negative consequences…
> ARE a fixed pie at any given time, you numbnuts I feel sneaking in "at any given time" makes the fixed vs growable pie distinction pretty much meaningless; even printing fiat takes some time. At a certain time there's…
> you need to decide which is it—delete your account when done or saved forever. Everyone yells privacy, “Account Delete” must but when it happens, you cry all over. Requesting account deletion should delete the…
I think the confusion is that robrain somehow understood smokel's objection as being "all-time total downloads obviously increase over time, so this is meaningless", rather than what smokel actually said which was "the…
> Maybe you should base your sense of satisfaction on [...] If senses like satisfaction were fully voluntarily controllable then arguably there would be no need for games in the first place. I feel there's generally…
> Usually the benchmark is "would a person reasonably confuse this for being the IP of another company" That's not a standard anywhere in copyright law. You may be conflating it with parts of trademark law.
Green Spiderman would be copying of protected elements - like Spiderman's outline. Style and general ideas are not protected by copyright. Substantial similarity comes in as a test for whether copying of those protected…
Why it was announced specifically on a sticker (rather than on the box like the other games) is the core of the question - the headline no longer really works without it. I'd go with one of: > Why did Microsoft…
> Local models are never going to be as powerful. I think this point should be obvious: all of the current frontier models (closed and open-weights) are far too big to run on anything but a full GPU cluster in a…
> You can turn off some annoying parts of the game [...] cool that everyone can have the amount of difficulty/frustration they desire Depends on the type of game, but I'd generally prefer those decisions be made by the…
> You have no way to provide a concrete reason to the user at that point. You should just be able to look at the user's message and tell them why it's against your policy, else reverse the decision if you see no…
> But in 1905 a paper was published... Too bad politicans do not get implications of that and still was pushing communism decades later... The photoelectric effect/quanta? I'm not sure I understand the supposed…
> plug an LLM into the nukes and funnel worldstate input into it and have it make the decision "is it time to fire the nukes?" over and over again each second [...] I argue that that would require far more nines than…
ziofill's claim was that "A direction [in an LLM's embedding vector space] that is 99.99% accurate" is fine for practical purposes, not that 99.99% is fine for the chance of any given bite of food not killing you or…
Private as in chats for which the user generated a share link and posted it somewhere online that a search engine's web crawler found, as far as I can tell.
> Pangram boasts a false positive rate of 1 in a 10,000. That is, if Pangram says a block of text is AI there is only a one in ten thousand chance that it was written by a human. That'd be if they had a false discovery…
> Speed and cost are nothing without quality Quality was what the hypothetical was assuming had reached parity, no? ("humans are as bad as AI", "If AI really is at human level quality/error rate", etc.) > accountability…
I do like snake_case but a lot of this feels a bit circular, effectively just saying that it's good because it's already used by the author's code and things it interacts with. I'd like kebab-case even more if it…