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Plenty of people said both that murder is terrible and Kirk won’t be missed. The two can co-exist. I seem to remember mods cracking down on humor about it. I guess that was a different instance… or something.

I’d rather them take the time it needs to get it right, whoever wins, than to rush and have to do recounts over and over. Keep in mind that many doing this work are volunteers. Let them do the job.

The house reminded me of Little Computer People on the C-64.

No question made in good faith and ignorant of possible answers is stupid.

The answer to the question posed is simply people have differing opinions on how a downvote in particular should be used. My thought is that it should be for a post that has no relevance in the thread. If I disagree, then I post a comment. An upvote should be used where you think more people should see it, not necessarily if you totally agree with it.

An up or downvote without more engagement just to agree or disagree is lazy, but at least the upvote is serving a little purpose.

Not bashing Ollama, it’s great for getting started, and finding new models. I just had to switch over when I couldn’t set up the MoE model. The good thing was Llama can use Ollama blobs, so no loss of the older stuff.

That wasn’t my experience, but maybe I just didn’t run across the right instructions, or it was the particular model. Llama lets you adjust parameters far more. Two sides of the same coin, really.

Note that you would need to use Llama.cpp for the Mix of Expert type models like the Qwen mentioned, Ollama doesn’t have the flexibility of commands.

It’s a complex topic, but national debt is not the same as debt a person or even company would have. It’s by design. How it’s managed is another thing and where things go wrong.

Maybe even deeper. He wants the old Russian Empire back in all its glory. His own version of MAGA, only a few centuries back. He probably spends his free time staring at the old maps he has.

Amateurs. Back in my day we didn’t have videos at all, we just ate dirt, and had lead in the air and water.

That video also taught me about the sensor button. If you’re reheating and your microwave has a sensor button, use it. So much better than trying to guess a time.

I think the oldest said it best. “Not cool.” She also didn’t use it? Clearly the smart one.

For what, the warning shot across the bow?

That’s the role of the National Guard, and they do incredible work. My brother was in it when they went from our state to help with Katrina.

But he also got sent to Iraq, which questioned the point of having a domestic force which can be used for any purpose the elites want.

So yes, imagine if all this money was diverted to domestic use, local aid, and sciences like NASA. Wow.

World War Two made unemployment virtually zero, so it was discontinued, and that phase of America lasted a while, so it would fall on someone decades later with lots of other issues to tackle as well.

Added: I can’t speak for everything, but I do know that things like NET and UBI were being talked about around the early 70s, so there was that concern about how to help people who couldn’t provide enough. Maybe because much of FDR’s social nets had fallen away outside of social security. And then about 1973, production started accelerating away from wage earnings, and it never got better.

“Little death”

That’s what going into a box store feels like. Either come out with less money and no more excuse to do the project, or come out with your ideas shattered by realization.

So, serious question. Do you think they’re all in it together to make AI look smart, or is he trying to make OpenAI seem like the more irresponsible company for security? Or maybe it’s a legit organization set up when there was lots of talk about safety?

Detection - books are far smaller in size

Lawyer cost - the ISP only does it when they get a notice, which is costing someone money. Studios have far more money to work wi… oh, wait, that’s right, studios are going bankrupt from the piracy, so I guess the lawyers for them are pro bono.

Added: some books might have some effort behind them. I would guess Harry Potter books were pursued to some extent, but even at their size it’s a small footprint to look for unless someone isn’t using any effort to conceal what the files are.

That’s a lot of background “lore” to make a marketing ploy seem realistic. I mean, I’m thinking hmmm too, but for wondering about the redacted stuff.

Great points. a) a case of misalignment - the AI’s goal was to pass the test, but was never instructed to stay within parameters, so when it found a possible method for improving its odds, the goal pushed it to try them. The misalignment is not the goal or the test, but the understanding of restrictions. Human error or incompetence. b) that persistence is why it can often do things that look smart, because it’s tried all sorts of angles and looked through training in milliseconds. And going back to a), it will try everything to make sure it gets the best goal results, so any overlook means lots of processing time to do something that might not have been the intent of the prompt.