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  • It will happen eventually

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  • So are they loading every exam in its entirety into the same context window and doing the whole thing with a single prompt? Or letting the LLM take arbitrary actions instead of only returning a value? It seems like they would have had to make some pretty bad decisions for this to be possible, beyond maybe just adjusting the one grade. I wonder what the prompt jailbreak equivalents of sql injection would actually look like

  • Violence

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  • Pretty sure feudalism got started because the raiders noticed that if they didn't steal and burn everything and mostly prevented others from doing that, then they could extract more from the peasants in the long run. Nothing got hijacked, "civilization" structured around the threat of violence was exploitative from the start.

  • Anyone got some good replacement swears to replace the typical religious variety?

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  • I've started saying "death" as a curse word

  • Fascists are always just following orders

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  • ChatGPT has a limited set of styles it tends to use, so once you see it a few times the rest starts looking more like AI. Text is "correct", but that font in particular really stands out to me. Very detailed styles like that are also rare if it's not AI because it would be way more work than something simple, if someone was putting in that effort the concept would probably follow the visuals more rather than the other way around, the expressions of the characters and the directions they're looking seem a little bit random like that aspect of it was an afterthought.

    Overall I actually like AI but I don't really like the way it's used here, the visuals are too goofy for the serious topic to the point where it gives off a slightly sarcastic vibe, and they don't add a lot to a concept that would probably otherwise be a screenshot of a tweet or something.

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  • I like the idea of a serious commitment to a romantic relationship, but I wouldn't want the government to be involved in the associated ritual, just like I wouldn't want a church to be involved, or a diamond monopoly.

  • Why can't California and New York make their own medicare for all?

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  • They rejected expanded access to medicaid, but afaik the health insurance marketplace system established by the ACA is still accessible.

  • What If We Made Advertising Illegal?

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  • Lots of black market off the books advertising that tries to stay under the radar, think product placements where they don't disclose that they were paid for it

  • Why can't California and New York make their own medicare for all?

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  • There is something of a welfare cliff for medicaid, but aren't there also means tested subsidies/discounts on the health insurance market for when you make more than that but are still poor?

  • TIL About the Smoot-Hawley Act, Which was the 20% Across the Board Tariff That Deepened the Great Depression and Resulted in the Largest Senate Seat Loss in History

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  • I think you'd have a really hard time finding someone on Lemmy genuinely trying to argue Japanese internment was a good thing, there's no need to immediately jump to the conclusion that people are saying that especially if it makes way more sense that they were saying something else.

  • TIL About the Smoot-Hawley Act, Which was the 20% Across the Board Tariff That Deepened the Great Depression and Resulted in the Largest Senate Seat Loss in History

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  • Then criticizing those things would be legitimate. To disagree that there’s legitimate criticism regarding those issues is to condone them.

    If what you meant by "legitimate criticisms" was to say that criticism of these policies themselves is legitimate, that's an extremely confusing way to say it given the context (both previous comments and the first part of your own comment), it very much sounds like you were saying something entirely different. I don't think it's fair to assume that someone objecting to your statement is objecting to that meaning of it.

  • TIL About the Smoot-Hawley Act, Which was the 20% Across the Board Tariff That Deepened the Great Depression and Resulted in the Largest Senate Seat Loss in History

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  • The comment you're responding to really doesn't seem to be condoning those things; the thing being argued here is whether there was a push in a progressive direction, you said these events are evidence against that, which they countered with the idea that war has a regressive influence, something your quote is supporting.

  • ICE Arrested and Detained a US Citizen for Hours Because He Looked Mexican

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  • So uh, when was the last time civil liberties in the US got better rather than worse? This stuff seems pretty bad

  • Apparently a right-wing deacon said this

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  • I don't get it, "image-bearing creature of God"??

  • What single image can you use to express a complex situation that would otherwise take minutes to explain?

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  • How to keep bots and AI slop off lemmy?

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  • If reddit implodes there’s not really any likelihood that refugees will seek out lemmy.

    Why not? Isn't that the reason for the influxes of users that have happened so far?

  • How to keep bots and AI slop off lemmy?

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  • To me it would be worth it for Lemmy to get somewhat Eternal September'd if it meant Reddit being destroyed/replaced with something that isn't a company.

  • How to keep bots and AI slop off lemmy?

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  • It would only succeed in filtering really low effort bots anyway, because it's really easy to programmatically check if you are shadowbanned. Someone who is trying to ban evade professionally is going to be way better equipped to figure it out than normal users.

  • Explain how I got here? Not unless everyone gets really cool about a lot of stuff really quickly.

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  • #opsec

  • This is outrageous it's unfair!

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  • To me the disadvantage would be, the library likely does many more things than just what you need it for, so there is way more code, so you probably can't realistically read and understand it yourself before incorporating it. This would lead to among other issues the main thing that irritates me about libraries; if it turns out something in it is broken, you are stuck with a much bigger debugging problem where you first have to figure out how someone else's code is structured.

    Although I guess that doesn't apply as much to implementations of common algorithms like OP since the library is probably solid. I would consider favoring LLM code over most anything off npm though.