kml.muninn.net
Historian of modern East Asia he/him; Lecturer at University of St Andrews; From Stavanger, Norway
Live in Edinburgh, Scotland. 林蜀道
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Over on Mastodon got a great tip: “50 Years of Text Games” by Aaron Reed which I added to the stack.
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Thanks for the tip! I have never looked closely at it but will now!
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That version is much easier to understand!
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Indeed
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This is in addition to its (eventual) filtering of output from default model (which is still susceptible to various jailbreaks as of today): bsky.app/profile/dcpo...
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Until other stronger anti-jailbreaking techniques or other kinds of filtering are developed, in the meantime I suspect that these “think and reflect” type models are thus going to be popular in highly authoritarian countries. 4/4
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In other words, because R1 *reflects* on your rules, or more importantly, produces words that go “meta” on your prompt, it provides a convenient vector for censorship. It is like a delayed “live” broadcast except you can see a slight “glitch in the matrix” before conversation is cut and deleted. 3/4
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Censorship is more robust on R1 (testing this morning) because when the “reasoning” model “thinks to itself” about your prompt it does not do so following any rules you set it. That allows the designers to pre-filter outputs and cut conversion as soon as it goes in undesired direction. 2/4
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Full version here: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlaw...
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🤣
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thanks for the comment and yes, do hope you take it slow!
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朝鮮日報 1947.12.24m
archive.org/details/chos...
And
東亞日報 1947.12.24
archive.org/details/tong...
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😊😊 great habit!
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After all these years still find reviewing hanzi (and separate vocab deck) useful as my tones and pronunciation always in a state of decay. In case of use for anyone, the raw basic deck is here, modified a bit from one of the shared decks from when I switched over. muninn.net/flash/hanzi.... 3/3
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Over years instead of trying to keep up on everything, I find myself focusing on 1-2 decks at time depending on projects and interests. Looks like my 2009 review of the Anki software is still linked from its homepage from back when I ran a whole blog for reviews (huginn.net/foolsworksho...). 2/3