Maybe this turns out to be kind of a nice ethics question.
You might make it part of the governance. Burr could do his sales, then
_immediately_ contact a broadcast network and make a statement, saying “I just
dumped a bunch of stock because I know how bad the COVID epidemic is going to
be.
Efficient? No, I don't think so, barring some perverse conception of efficiency. The chat
versions are way too verbose and don't write dense text. In thinking of who, here, would
be difficult to simulate, I think Eric's text is too densely filled with hooks to various
domains. And I don't think
Here's one I happen to have in my browser from Claude Sonnet 3.5 in Concise
mode.
I asked: Are there any examples of complex [lithium battery] wearing? How
does one validate models that have no precedent?
Let me think through this carefully:
Complex Wearing Examples:
Battery Systems
A common thing to do when coding with an LLM is to paste in a compile
diagnostic or an output without any English describing it. I wonder what it
would do if one switched to a standardized first or higher order logic syntax
instead of natural language for the whole dialog. I mean, it's all ju
So we need an LLM to determine if the Turing test has been passed? I
detect recursion, or as it is commonly called, a rabbit hole.
- Barry
On 22 Jan 2025, at 20:27, Marcus Daniels wrote:
I was addressing the mistaken claim that using a LLM create content
is easy to detect. It would require s
marcus -
I suspect (strongly) that you are much more competent at steering Claude
to help you write/debug code than I will ever be. That said, however,
I find that it (GPT in my case) meets me well at my own level of
(in)competence. It susses out about 60% of my prompt's intentions
well,
Yeah. It seems like we're really starting to get clarity on the various modes or usage patterns.
Maybe it's the swiss army knife or kitchen sink thing that bothers me most. Even in your example, I
think Claude was too verbose. I mean, you did NOT ask for a list of examples of complex wear. You
https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2025/02/13/turtles-all-the-way-up-determined-robert-sapolsky/
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FRIAM Applied Complexity Group listserv
Fridays 9a-12p Friday St. Jo
Yay NM (and CO/WY)?
https://www.elevatequantum.org/elevate-quantum-funding-faq/
I'm always puzzled by these kinds of funding patterns, though I do
understand (vaguely) the synergistic possibilities of regional/local
concentrations. It feels almost entirely political... senators and
governo
Who is this "so many people"? It's like Trump's go-to phrase "many people have
said". If I'm lucky enough to be in this group, then I can clarify. I don't think AI is a way
for someone to get away with something. Or, at least, that's not my criticism of the way it seems
like you're using GPT. T
The style of ChatGPT or Claude or others are just default engineered styles
that provide efficient responses. Noticing it is identifiable is like
noticing that a document was written using stock LaTeX.
Incidentally, I’ve noticed Claude is prone to going down rabbit holes when
debugging c
On virtual FRIAM today I was taking bets as to when the first F-bomb might
be dropped in a presidential speech. Though I have never voted duopoly in
an election, I will if it is AOC in 2028. Pass it on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeheoxWzf2o
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They are having board game night on Saturday evening. That suggests they
are open for business this week.
See you here..
John
On Thu, Jan 23, 2025 at 5:03 PM Frank Wimberly wrote:
> Does anyone know whether the coffee shop at St John's is open? It was
> supposed to be closed from 12/20 until
As a purveyor (and even consumer) of verbosity, *I* even find GPT too
forthcoming, too volunteering sometimes. It is hard for me to skim a
human's response to me as thinly as I sometimes skim GPT's responses.
And I often feel a little dirty/disrespectful after ignoring a verbose
answer from
Does anyone know whether the coffee shop at St John's is open? It was
supposed to be closed from 12/20 until 1/20.
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Yeah. I made a new friend at our salon who is chatty in the way I think you
mean. She was shy at first, perhaps thinking I was a normal man. But now she
seems quite free to jump around in the conversation. Push and pop things off
the stack, follow and abandon tangents, etc. She's even adopted s
I often preface a coding task with remarks like "Please review this set of
program files and take note of their module/filename boundaries. Review the
problem specification. Are there any areas that could be clarified to avoid
implementation ambiguity?"This makes it clear I don't want to s
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