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The pardons should be ignored.

Not sure if they'll be ignored, but there's an effort to rein them in

https://olszewski.house.gov/media/press-releases/olszewski-i...


Correct. Trump set the precedent by claiming that pardons made with "autopen" are invalid, based on nothing. Accordingly, pardons made by a senile president who just blindly signs whatever's placed in front of him¹ are also invalid.

¹ Trump on Binance cryptocurrency tycoon he pardoned: "I don't know who he is" -- https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-binance-cryptocurrency-ty...


We're all gonna end up paying for this and everyone involved knows it.

Public investment yields private dividends.

“Socialize the losses, privatize the profits”.

I covered my house in solar panels so it’s all irrelevant now.

Soon I’ll get a used EV and cover the garage in panels too so I don’t have to care about wars causing surges in gas prices either.


Choosing to go along with calling it the "Department of War" tells you all you need to know.

Remember when openai was too afraid to release the full GPT-2 model (this one had only 1.5B params) because humanity apparently wasn't ready for it. Look where we are just a couple of years later. I really admired them back in the day for openai gym and PPO etc.

If that's the case, the system deserves to.


I enjoyed watching that - though it wasn't really related to the seating direction, specifically.

Are you one of the safety engineers? Have you discovered anything which isn't included in normal safety tests which should be?


I've been robbed more frequently by the rich than the poor.

Of course I'm only one person.


Well they don't care if you're innocent or not, so I'm wagering 'more'.


> All of the atomic clocks continued ticking through the power outage last week thanks to their battery backup systems, according to NIST supervisory research physicist Jeff Sherman. What failed was the connection between some of the clocks and NIST's measurement and distribution systems, he said.


As someone who still might have a '2023 take on LLMs', even though I use them often at work, where would you recommend I look to learn more about what a '2025 LLM' is, and how they operate differently?


Papers on mechanistic interpratability and representation engineering, e.g. from Anthropic would be a good start.


Don't bother. This bubble will pop in two years, you don't want to look back on your old comments in shame in three.


Isolated from ads sold by the social media companies lol


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