

I actually really like the look of my Renault Megane E-Tech
Battery could be better, but else I’m really happy with it - and the look of it


I actually really like the look of my Renault Megane E-Tech
Battery could be better, but else I’m really happy with it - and the look of it


Ah, I see, thanks, makes sense


I’m not imaginative enough, how does this work?


Maybe just Grok told them, as it’s seemingly used as well


Burn your AI tokens and get promoted for using more AI!
I sadly don’t find the GitHub repo with the bash script anymore, but that thing seems to do the same thing
(Maybe I’ve misread though, I’m just going to sleep)
Edit: ha! Found it!
https://github.com/dtnewman/burn-baby-burn


She tried, but always slipped on those small greasy hands…


Is there some legal base existing for that?
Because, that would be fucking awesome, to kick him, where it hurts him
Although, when he leaves office in a few years, he probably can’t even remember his name - or more probable, it’s the only word he still remembers


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


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 also believe, that he tries to normalise it.
Like in many other corrupt countries, corruption isn’t that big of a deal.
Pay a bit to get your documents faster? No problem.
Pay to get out of a speeding ticket? No problem.
But this needs to get normalised first, and I think he is doing exactly that.
Give people with money even more power, so they’re even more above the law, than they’re now.
Countries need years or decades to reverse established corruption systems.
He is speed running the other direction.
Edit:
Just saw KindnessIsPunk making a very similar statement, but probably put it better, than I did
https://sopuli.xyz/comment/23741774


Seems to be AI orientated
Not sure, how it would perform as a complete replacement of a typical x86 arch CPU in a normal workstation - besides being ARM will make it a bit harder to get software
Although there have been some steps in that direction on the Linux front, I haven’t tried it myself.
So, basically it’s designed for AI data centers…
Edit: just wanted to add some information. You’re right, that the article seems to have got this wrong


Ok, this is hilarious
But, the article writer seems to be not very technical inclined
Findeisen alleges that the Trump Mobile website contains a simple exploit
How nice of the homepage to already provide the exploit needed…


Yeah, and they failed ;-)
And my comment wasn’t meant that sincere, but more as a joke
But I can imagine, being in a battle situation, that you would have your focus moved to reality rather quickly
But preparing stuff… You can easily get lost in some details
Anyway, a soldier being able to be awake and kinda focused for 48h straight, is obviously better than without dope
And that’s how they rushed through France.
But because their aim was so great, but because they kept up the speed (pun intended)


Thanks for that!
The meth addict will take forever to load and polish his guns and rifles…
First the shaky hands/fingers and then losing track and just focusing on details
And as McAffee put it so eloquently “I can’t aim for shit on coke” - with meth it’s probably even worse


In 2021, xQc revealed that the police thought he was a meth addict when he was swatted.
Why would they come up with a SWAT team for a meth addict?
Is it known what they said is happening at Grandma’s - and with xQc?
Can’t believe it’s so easy to send the cavalry to someone’s house


If catched early enough, that could save some memories before they’re destroyed
And as the long term effects, at least in mice, look promising, I’m kinda hopeful
Was absolutely awful watching my grandmother decline - and because of that, my mother is horrifically afraid of getting dementia
I hope this can translate from mice to humans fast and we can get something similar.
Restoring destroyed neurons will probably never be possible…
But at least we can stop the decline and new memories can be stored again, and with that a kinda normal life
That’s just the top of a long list