

I’d subscribe
Those are absolutely fantastic!


I’d subscribe
Those are absolutely fantastic!
Letting in fresh air through windows would turn up the fire
So, choose wisely, which ones you open - best ones are the one you can climb out of
I… I’m just to stupid to understand that
Someone care to explain what the joke (or non-joke?) here is?
Is kiaser related to KIA?
I’m sorry, I’m absolutely not sure what to make of that comment
Sadly, that’s true
Tried to refactor a spaghetti code state machine and thought, well, AI should handle this well. All the logic is there, just separate it into small functions to clean up the large one.
None was able to, alone because of the context window already
To be fair though, I tried Mistral online and it also stumbled around. ChatGPT was a complete clusterfuck - haven’t tried Claude.
To be even fairer… it’s a really large state machine, which was written on site during a fever and in stress - so… To defend myself a bit as well, how it even came to that ;-)
But seems, I’ll need to go through this myself
Actually thought, that this would be a perfect example for using AI…


I was so hyped for this thing …
Then I got it and well, I wasn’t impressed
Thought, this could lead to check chemicals on the go. Like checking if drugs are contaminated and things like that.
But it didn’t even got the basics to work…
Well, was a lesson learned at least


To be fair, he said something about built-in
But I’m with you
The choice of high quality ad Blockers per addon is nothing that’s wrong with Firefox
Ah, right, Ubuntu uses gnome
I’m still stuck with unity in my head, because their gnome got modified to look that way - at least it was quite a few years ago, when I used it somewhere
I also thought, that currently KDE is more popular
That would make a really chaotic to follow star system though


I’m not sure, if I understand the environment completely
Those agents were the virtual incarnations of the AI in the sim city and the respective government - correct?
And the AI needed to take care, that those agents didn’t died, like of hunger or what?
That’s not really what those LLMs are trained for.
Not sure, what they expected
Currently searching the article for the original source, maybe this gives more insight
Edit: ah, just in the first paragraphs it is
https://www.emergence.ai/blog/emergence-world-a-laboratory-for-evaluating-long-horizon-agent-autonomy
Completely missed it on the first read.
Let’s see if this makes more sense…
Edit 2: ok, if I get this right, those agents really were specific virtual individuals
Not sure what they expected. First, LLMs are not really build to “live” as an individual as they aren’t real intelligence and can only role play individuals based on their training data.
Second, why should they be super moral or “better”?
Again, they just role play depending on their training data and built-in prompt bias (not sure what the prompt injection of the company is called)
If you train an AI on governing such a world, it probably start gaming the system, depending on what values are important to “win”
As we have already seen with machine learning in the last decade(s?)
Funny experiment nevertheless, but not really useful in my eyes - and I’m everything but a defender of the current use of LLMs


I’m having some cheap devices with USB C plugs to charge, that stubbornly refuse to get charged with “better” cables. Only the real cheap ones work.
Probably because some pins must not be used or something, but it really sucks needing a separate cable around just for those devices
I get, that not every cable or device can support fast charging, but the other way round should at least work


Not much legal weed, were I’m from
Still the price stayed the same since now…nearly 25 years
With good connections or in bulk, it got even cheaper than before
Not sure how that works out with rising energy prices.
Maybe the switch to LEDs saved us here


And somehow weed street prices
Thanks, I see
I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to start wars, so thanks for the insight :-)
I’m not very much into the start wars theories, but are they really against passion and romantic bonding in general?
I thought, that’s only for their active members, so they can’t be compromised that easily


I have to admit, that I never looked into the technical details of full disk encryption
If I understand you correctly, they are using the same key for all the data and with larger amounts of data statistical analysis becomes feasible
Did I get this right?
Couldn’t that be solved by using a root key + salt per block/sector/file/whatever?
I’d still only need the one root key and with every block the actual encryption key changes
I was thinking about perfect forward secrecy and that was the first thing, I could come up with
But, I’m absolutely not a crypto/math guy, so probably I don’t know enough to really add something to the discussion/solution…


I googled it, and for others who don’t understand the word salad, it’s is a dish of mixed ingredients, typically including vegetables, fruits, grains, or proteins. It is usually served cold or at room temperature, often tossed in a sauce or dressing.
And sorry, obviously didn’t get your joke yesterday
Was still focused on the 2 answers related to red bull and thinking in actual drink associations o:-)
Without joking, I can actually see this helping to get away from coke, as you still have the ritual and some effect - although minor in comparison of course
Thank you!