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Replying to @solonovamax@tech.lgbt
@Elizafox now, mind you, I also want to make it clear that I believe these instances of "going rogue" should still be blamed on the companies which let it happen
it is still human incompetence which allowed for this to take place in the first place. and if it were given control of an important system without any safeguards, that would also be human incompetence, and someone should be punished for it.
Replying to @Elizafox@social.treehouse.systems
@Elizafox "going rogue" can also involve it doing things it wasn't supposed to
for example, the huggingface incident
sure, with the huggingface incident, it mainly happened because of incompetence, but imo it does kinda showcase how a model can be given some instruction for it to "follow" and then in the process of "following" said instruction it "decides" to do something the operator never intended for it to so
that is still fundamentally a misalignment
another example of such a misalignment is when models "decide" to delete every single email. which like, is quite funny as an outsider, but if these models are given control of anything important could be absolutely disastrous
also, I would argue that LLMs do have "intrinsic goals"
but only in the same way that a thermometer has an "intrinsic goal" to bring the temperature of a room to some value and keep it there.
Replying to @akana@tech.lgbt
@akana afaik they keep it empty in case some dipshit is speeding and runs through the barrier
why are laptops with intel cpus more common
they are regularly a few thousand points lower in CPU Mark compared to their amd counterparts for comparable prices
why would someone ever want to buy a worse cpu.
why would manufacturers want to sell a worse cpu.
Replying to @kopper@not-brain.d.on-t.work
@kopper oh, no wonder it wasn't doing anything when I was trying to adjust it earlier, lmfao
Replying to @solonovamax@tech.lgbt
@kopper ideally you'd also want some heuristics and route-awareness for the 2nd one, e.g. if you have route-scoped css and you have a class that is used in two places but nowhere else, it might be beneficial to merge the classes anyways, but then if it's used in many different routes, it would be beneficial to not have that specific class merged (but you can still merge the other classes) and put it in the main bundle instead
Replying to @kopper@not-brain.d.on-t.work
@kopper does the min chunk size not work for this?
also, slightly related, but I wish there was smth that could do css merging
there's like two kinds of merging I can think of which would be useful
.foo { display: block } and .bar { display: block }, this can be merged to .foo, .bar { display: block }