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Managers or rather inventors and solution providers? We can do a lot more than just manage now.

Gentoo seems like a nice in between to standard distros and unikernels.

You can build your own kernel on any distribution fwiw

So 3 hours in total for the work? That is not a cheap fee.

What are the options available besides using intermediate signing keys? This seems like a weak link in trusting crypto.

Amiga Toaster and AT&T Truevision were great 93-94 era solutions for video processing.

Now that it has a nice webpage the describes the obfuscation technics, it is basically cracked at this point to next-gen models.

True, but this is just KillSwitch v0.1.3. We can certainly add/remove features in v0.2 and re-test. It will also be interesting to see how fast models do get it in their training data.

An LLM could equally decompile the binary, clean up the code, and recode it in one /goal.

That assumes nothing can detect or analyze it beforehand.

The idea is that it would be substantially more difficult

Isn't this where everything is converging? Binary is more efficient than text for many system, including language.

What is inefficient is thinking in 5000 floats, and then quantizing all that computation into a 17 bit token, just to immediately turn the token back into a vector.

Gosh darn it, it sure is profitable though!

> Binary is more efficient than text for many system, including language.

It is not necessarily primarily about efficiency, but more the fact that a lot of thinking doesn't use language at all.


And language does not map to every idea.

The idea of using language for reasoning about protein folding borders on ludicrous. Surely there is latent space more appropriate and (human) language has no expression for it.


Apparently we mostly reuse spatial reasoning and vision lol. I don't know that much about it, though.

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