> chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
What happens when I am constantly violating usage terms by calling ChatGPT mean names for ignoring my explicit instructions and trying to turn everything into a trite creative writing project.
"Not programming. Not efficiencies. Terrible, terrible poetry."
If anything is extremist, it's painting "anti-racism" as a partisan activity. That's something I only see far-right politicians do.
Why does the word "anti-racism" trigger this emotion in you? You say you have no issue with a zero tolerance for racism, but for some reason, using the "anti" word makes you upset.
That seems quite extreme to me. They are the same statement. Sure, progressive people moght be more inclined to use "anti-racism" than conservatives, but there's nothing inherently partisan about the phrase.
It seems you have no issue with the contents of anti-racism, but only with the form of it, or perhaps the tone of it.
This article is more about how to get LLMs to adhere to existing definitions. I was hoping this would explore some re-definitions of "clean code".
DRY is a principle that comes up frequently. But is repetition really that bad when LLMs can trivially edit all instances of the pattern and keep them in sync? LLMs, by contrast, cannot understand a leaky abstraction - the typical result when you hastily apply DRY. So "clean code" in a era of LLMs might be mean more explicit and repetitive, less abstract.
I would say that's kind of a conspiracy-y explanation. Big companies in Munich either have their campuses on the outskirts of the city so that people can commute and park without flooding the city or they have it in the heart of the city as that is seen as more prestigious.
Lots of companies have flip flopped based on this, and that's what happened in MS case.
Tbh not saying MS didn't play dirty in general, but not necessarily in this.
We will only really know if (or when) it will happen. We can do a sample group of people attempting to create such chemicals under supervision and comparing how helpful they truly are.
The argument is that 68k is "CISCier" than x86, the addressing modes in particular, so making a performant modern out-of-order superscaler core that uses it would be harder than x86.
I don't understand how "exploits" and "edge cases" can exist in a narrative-driven game where the DM can always just say "cut the shit" if they don't like what the players are doing. Or let it happen for rule of cool.
Even combat can have a narrative element. There are rules yet but the game isn't supposed to be this rigid.
Like any group of humans, there are power structures and edge cases that can lead to horrific outcomes. Giving the person that posted the warning the benefit of the doubt, I think what they are saying is that "Rationalist does not necessarily mean positive for humanity, nor even no harm for humanity". This holds for all religions and religion-like movements, of which Rationalism, in this sense, is one.
The why might be valid, but it's not excusable. If you author a product that can so easily help people cause harm, you probably should own some responsibility of the outcomes. OAI does not like this, hence the bill.
The US already messed this up with guns. Do they want to go the same path again? Answer: "probably, yes".
If your app needs to send a notification while it's not currently a running process, it must go through Firebase on Google's side and APNS on Apple's side. There is no way for a non running app to send a notification entirely locally, this is by design of both companies.
Wasn't sure if it was the Pixel or GrapheneOS, but what a relief to actually be covered in one of these weird 0day issues.
Unrelated to the OP, but I bet the thousands of "exploits" that Claude Mythos has identified already are a lot of these kind of things that regular people would never think about.
I agree, and the author’s characterization of “excess therapeutic attention directed toward ordinary struggles” (related to ADHD) tells me a lot about their biases, and ignores that these therapies are genuinely useful and in many cases transformative. Us adults generally understand that struggle is critical for growth, but not everyone “makes it through” - would therapy have helped them with low harm, and what would the positive societal impact of that medically assisted success be?
I do hope that critiques like this become well socialized though, we need to be honest about what is real so we can make the right decisions and tradeoffs.
> people are complaining because it’s way easier now to just download an app ask a bunch of questions in a text box and get a bunch of answers that you personally could not have done unless you had an excessive amount of energy and motivation
Wait, I'm confused. This is gatekeeping, right? I thought gatekeeping was a Bad Thing!
The so called free market really did a bang up job didn't it? The proprietary buggy mess of Windows and the walled garden of MacOS which given its *nix underpinnings could have been really fantastically awesome but instead is a proprietary buggy mess.