@itsreallyvivek i've always felt that the *struggle* to forgive is what helps you understand the boundaries that need to change in yourself, or how you can hold the other moving forwards such that you can communicate clearly and forgive them
While these are fair concerns and arguments are true for many species, I think the key question here is, are mosquitos a keystone species in the sense that the ecosystem will radically change or collapse if they're not there? From what I can tell, mosquitoes are not a keystone species, and small-scale trials of this kind of experiment have confirmed those positive results empirically. Curious if you've seen evidence to the contrary here?
has anyone explored why the (1 - b k kt) term in gated deltanets might cause prompt injections to be easier, due to making overwriting system prompts easier? this seems worrying for @Alibaba_Qwen and @Kimi_Moonshot models
if you want to watch peak television without commitment, these are the episodes from the imdb top 200 that can be watched standalone without the rest of the series. i dont know how spongebob made this list
llms will not bring us orbiting space cities and Dyson spheres on their own. there will still be labor after LLMs peak, and in fact more labor will be directed towards bringing us the future faster
people dismiss AIs helping make decisions for you as making life meaningless. but they forget *you* prompt the AI with your goals, passions, and history. it can be more like a guide reminding you of your own long term goals, and less like a robot overlord
it's clear you're both making good mathematical points + show intellectual honesty, but i feel the language on both sides was unnecessarily aggressive -- each of you could have brought up your concern while asking the other to explain their perspective *without* slinging insults or accusations. i suspect this whole discussion could have gone a lot better for both parties