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on The lookup table · c/comicstrips · 2 pts · 2d

And a lot of how it "learns" is by adding more of these into the tables. Every time someone make a video that "brokes" a LLM, these companies will put put those trick questions and screw in the correct answer to train the next generation manually.

Which is why the messing up counting stuffs stayed broken for so long, there's infinite amount of variations of things that can be counted and validated by a human extremely easily.

on The lookup table · c/comicstrips · 2 pts · 2d

Also doesn't cat only meows when trying to communicate with different species? They are not speaking cat either, they are just hoping you pick up what they want. (in this case it actually shows intent, something a LLM or said chinese room is not capable of doing)

on Checkmate tankies · c/memes · 1 pts · 4d

yup such demand is typically a short term surged demand, so their number crunching might have showed that increase production (from other similar lines that can do so, so they don't actually need new lines) actually could bring in more profits than reducing supply and increase price would

on Inevitable, I say! · c/fuck_ai · 2 pts · 9d

Just don't get caught. The spotify one because you need to give them your identification data to put your songs up. The bitcoin address will be just a random wallet. You just need to be smart in how to turn those into other national currencies.

Ya, people follows where the content is, also people are lazy, so if you still post on x your followers will not migrate and you will see worse numbers on the new platform, but if you fully stop posting on x your followers will follow you to the new platform (you will not hit old numbers but those are inactive followers anyways).

on rule · c/onehundredninetysix · 5 pts · 19d

For most of them, if you see them generate correctly it's solely by chance, after letting them generate like 8 different iterations, only Fable 5 and Qwen 3.5 are the ones that has not generate a broken clock yet for me. And both of those still have generated ugly clocks at least once (the numbers/markers are too close/far)

Also, this is such a gem:

Yup short of some insane surveillance of all users, there's just no way to prevent bots. So the only action we can take is stay vigilant and report any bot activities and clean up as much as we can.