

the use of live wikis rather than ZIM archive snapshots is a clear sign of either malicious incompetence, or malicious intent. There’s zero reason for an llm agent to need the live website.


the use of live wikis rather than ZIM archive snapshots is a clear sign of either malicious incompetence, or malicious intent. There’s zero reason for an llm agent to need the live website.


noita, beamng, binding of isaac are my regular rotation.


if you don’t want the gpu to go to waste, folding@home is a great project that can always use some extra compute.


I was in machine learning for a bit, up until venture capitalists eviscerated research teams chasing ways to make money from it. While there’s definitely a degree of overhyping risks for investment, there are absolutely some real, tangible risks. But the dangers aren’t like skynet/terminator, its more of a slow decline in knowledge combined with an increase of predictive surveillance (https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.10739 as an example of why predictive surveillance should worry everyone)
Every mistake and error in token generation is getting confounded with human text, and being fed back as part of the training loop. Combined with the sheer amount of botting of the modern internet, you get a feedback loop of error being used to train, followed by output of that error dominating the next training cycle as bots drown out voices of the knowledgable. For some basic things it’s easy to see the error, but in any expert domain the ratio of bots to experts is large enough that expert knowledge won’t stay within the training distribution.


just eat a dang beans


Ahh, cocaine and Cialis. A classic combo for cardiac catastrophe
physical labourer - music and working on maths problems are great. Notgibg melts the day away better than liquid dnb and PDE topology