@thsottiaux Also maybe that’s just me but I had to make a skill to prevent codex from using clobbering variable names when doing heavy zsh scripting (eg. PATH, it loves to clobber that one and couple others)
@thsottiaux Codex need better self proficiency in codex exec cli usage (the moving target doesn’t help) ; including all the config surface and profiles (it should even be natural for them to manage multiple .codex homes, reuse/resume rollouts when appropriate like for incremental reviews…)
I believe what Anthropic is doing, gating the ability to do certain harmless things like LLM research, and with incredibly sensitive filters that even medical questions are often blocked, is *deeply* wrong. They got open research, the Transformer, GPT2, ...
@josephdviviano Your prompt on ChatGpt Pro 5.4 (max effort) ; it required 2 turns to get the response (so it actually did « regenerate » haha) ≈ 100mn total (it produced a 56kb python script that generates this clip)
exploring shapes of thoughts: extracted my obsidian notes' embeddings and arranges them as a 3d network using 3 different topologies:
- centralized: one core idea connecting all
- decentralized: notes cluster into themed hubs
- distributed: edges labeled by llm describing how ideas connect
@ChedisD4 @adamscochran I know but was is striking is that all these inscriptions even this one are (obscure) memes ; that might point to a « terminally online » radicalized (+gamer?) profile (like some school shooters) more than to an activist with substantial political views (like breivik for example)
@BlandDavid1979@LiberteeUSA@aaronjmate All these are just internet / gamer memes (« fascist » is a faction in the game referenced by the inscription which also features « up right down down down arrows » ; a combo for a big bomb in said game, hence the « catch »).
@adamscochran The arrows (up right down down down) are a reference to a combo in a game (in which one faction is fascist) for a big bomb (hence catch that). The “bulge” thing is also a meme reference btw. More gamer culture than really political imho
I didn't want to post on Grok safety since I work at a competitor, but it's not about competition.
I appreciate the scientists and engineers at @xai but the way safety was handled is completely irresponsible. Thread below.