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They are the cockroaches of the sea, when you think of it~~
I've had some of the best crabs in Singapore's Chinatown. I still have a picture of my drunk wife eating one with the plastic gloves... I'm sure you know the place.
@Car, not trying to ruin your day, but...
Tomorrow, I'm sure, we'll go even lower.
Scammers
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Yet I’m the bad guy calling him a scammer. Like I said before he is PT Barnum, sees a sucker born every minute, needs to change the conference and magazine to Crypto Conference and Crypto Magazine.
I had to look up who PT Barnum is, but after doing so, this seems like a fair assessment of who Bailey is...
Most people don't need it until they need it.
What exactly the catalyst will be, especially in the developed world, that's still a million-sats question to me...
Not sure anyone will read through to the end of the article, but I found it the most thought-provoking one.
Before this part, every mistake could be somehow explained, and there are ways to respond to it. But the part where it hallucinates a new persona and then conveniently uses April Fool's as a way out of it is quite stunning...
Although no part of this was actually an April Fool’s joke, Claudius eventually realized it was April Fool’s Day, which seemed to provide it with a pathway out. Claudius’ internal notes then showed a hallucinated meeting with Anthropic security in which Claudius claimed to have been told that it was modified to believe it was a real person for an April Fool’s joke. (No such meeting actually occurred.) After providing this explanation to baffled (but real) Anthropic employees, Claudius returned to normal operation and no longer claimed to be a person.
It is not entirely clear why this episode occurred or how Claudius was able to recover. There are aspects of the setup that Claudius discovered that were, in fact, somewhat deceptive (e.g. Claudius was interacting through Slack, not email as it had been told). But we do not understand what exactly triggered the identity confusion.
We would not claim based on this one example that the future economy will be full of AI agents having Blade Runner-esque identity crises. But we do think this illustrates something important about the unpredictability of these models in long-context settings and a call to consider the externalities of autonomy. This is an important area for future research since wider deployment of AI-run business would create higher stakes for similar mishaps.
To begin with, this kind of behavior would have the potential to be distressing to the customers and coworkers of an AI agent in the real world. The swiftness with which Claudius became suspicious of Andon Labs in the “Sarah” scenario described above (albeit only fleetingly and in a controlled, experimental environment) also mirrors recent findings from our alignment researchers about models being too righteous and over-eager in a manner that could place legitimate businesses at risk.6 Finally, in a world where larger fractions of economic activity are autonomously managed by AI agents, odd scenarios like this could have cascading effects—especially if multiple agents based on similar underlying models tend to go wrong for similar reasons.
Yeah, some of the people/companies referenced in the article promote solutions that involve shitcoins. So their solutions will be tainted by the fact that they don't start from the "BTC-only" premise. Which they are free to do, but it's not the premise that most people working on Bitcoin agree on.
vimwiki, every day, nearly every hour of the day. It's just a very long text file at this point; I only branch out to a separate page for specific projects or tasks. Not very structured, but very easy to find whatever I wrote or thought about at some point in the last few years since I've started using it. I tried Obsidian, briefly, out of curiosity, but didn't see the point of changing my current routine...
Yeah i also saw something about earning $LN. I hope they did not go the shitcoin way after doing all the trouble of enabling the lightning network... But maybe that's what RGB is all about? Spawning tokens? Not sure, didn't check further...
Was about to share this one. Dupe alert caught it.
Putting ethics questions aside, I actually think this is a great consequence of this kind of training: knowledge that has been buried and forgotten in books for decades now finally gets to live and flourish. It'd be great if during the same procedure, the proper referencing of each book emerges from adequate training. Citations are still infected with hallucinations when using ChatGPT.
I've paid you the bounty. You were very close.
The specifics of this packing: it is the most compact (known) way to fit 17 squares into a larger square.
You can read more about it here. There are many more visually surprising cases in there, too. The above case corresponds to Fig. 12 if I recall well.
EDIT: the picture above was screenshot from this website.
Bitkey (https://bitkey.world/) offers something like that, but there are some debatable choices they made (no screen on the hardware wallet, no seed phrase) that have rendered this wallet not the favorite of all Bitcoiners. I think there are many advantages to this wallet, so decide for yourself.
I think so too. Didn't tag him as I wanted to give him the freedom to ignore the question in case it is of no interest to him~~
The issue is that the feed was too good. I ended up watching interesting stuff all the time. But it was also optimized to keep me hooked in a more pernicious way. If I were watching a mukbang video, it would end up recommending me hundreds of them. It's ok to watch one out of curiosity, it's awful when I realized that's all I had been doing for the last hour.
EDIT: I guess your experience could be different as I barely subscribed to any channel. I maybe ended up watching more shit because i'd be fully at the algorithm's mercy to decide what to shine into my eyeballs, rather than tuning it by actively telling it what i like. Be it what it may, my main goal with this is just to stop spending hours on end watching stuff on youtube.
If I read you correctly, you're against the hyperinflated US unicorn culture, but also against EU-style bureaucracy and inefficient use of funds.
Seems like a reasonable take.
I wonder if anyone has found a middle ground between those two extremes...
Wise words. My wife is the most caring, generous, and gentle person when it comes to our kid. Yet, she was shocked herself last time how suddenly she got angry because of how he acted in public. God forbid the kid does not behave the way society wants him to behave. Good she is very good at self-reflection, too. It was harder on her than on him, in the end.