Here's a fun one. If there's a distribution of how morally correct people are.
Imagine that makes sense for a second, picking whatever definition you like.
Where do you think you are on it?
Maybe in the right direction. People tend to think they're doing the right thing.
How do you know if you're wrong, how do you know what the person who's furthest along in the "right direction" sees?
Subjective opinion: I would probably be happy do a few more past the limit even without the automated explanation score.
If for instances, only the first 10-20 had an automatic score, and the rest where dependent on manual votes (starting at score 0), I think the task would still be interesting, hopefully without causing too much trouble.
(There's also a realistic chance that I may lose attention and forget about the site in a few weeks, despite liking the game, so that (disregarding spam problems) a higher daily limit with reduced functionality maybe has value?)
(As a note, the Discord link also seems to be expired or invalid on my end)
The game is addictive on me, so I can't resist an attempt at describing this one, too :)
It seems related to grammar, possibly looking for tokens on/after articles and possessives
My impression from trying out the game is that most neurons are not too hard to find plausible interpretations for, but most seem to have low-level syntactical (2nd token of a work) or grammatical (conjunctions) concerns.
Assuming that is a sensible thing to ask for, I would definitely be interested in an UI that allows working with the next smallest meaningful construction that fea...
Note that the x = 'x = {!r};print(x.format(x))';print(x.format(x)) pattern is described on the Rosetta Code page for quines. It's possible that the trick is well known and that GPT4 was able to reach for it.
(I don't know that I would call the resulting code copied. If I were given this prompt, the extra requirements would make me interpret it as a "show me you can fulfill these specific requirements" exercise rather than an exercise specifically about finding the trick. So, reaching for a pattern seems the appropriately level of lazy, the trick feels sufficiently less central to the question that I like the 'applying a pattern' label better than copying)
As a very new user, I'm not sure if it's still helpful to add a data point if user testing's already been done, but it seems at worst mostly harmless.
I saw the mod note before I started using the votes on this post. My first idea was to Google the feature, but that returned nothing relevant (while writing this post, I did find results immediately through site search). I was confused for a short while trying to place the axes & imagine where I'd vote in opposite directions. But after a little bit of practice looking at comments, it started making sense....
About the usual example being "burn all GPUs", I'm curious whether it's to be understood as purely a stand-in term for the magnitude of the act, or whether it's meant to plausibly be in solution-space.
An event of "burn all GPU" magnitude would have political ramifications. If you achieve this as a human organization with human means, i.e. without AGI cooperation, it seems violence on this scale would unite against you, resulting in a one-time delay.
If the idea is an act outside the Overton Window, without AGI cooperation, shouldn't you aim to have the gene...
I think I'm trying to say something about the place where the tails don't yet diverge too far yet, as if there is some sort of rough consensus morality zone where people might disagree on details but agree sufficiently with each other to disagreeing with me, about myself. But maybe I'm confused and that's still incoherent (sorry)!
I wonder if I might have a wrong impression of myself. Maybe people who I see doing ethical things that I don't do, who I would put above me in my personal version of an ethics distribution, would form a rough consensus where I'm ... (read more)