This one is the email I sent to the Ministry of Health (in spanish)... has a bit more detail behind what I believe can be done. docs.google.com/document/d/1-S…
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1/ After almost 1.5 years of studying cancer research for personal reasons, I arrived at a realization that prompted me to write this tweet. I will lay out the hypothesis in this thread.
2/ Disclaimer: I am not a formally trained health researcher. More like a very curious and tenacious guy with a 15+ year background in research, development, & reproducibility in computer science (computer science).
3/ I am putting the hypothesis out there because it may make sense to others doing field work. Feel free to dissect this hypothesis, find holes in it, and play devil's advocate. We will all come out smarter from it.
1/ There is a very perverse dynamic on how Chavism (aka "the communist socialism") works. Let's use Argentina as the example. Over the first 20 years they initiate a process that we could call "Earnings Substitution" that will seal your fate over time.
2/ Your earnings/salary is going down and at the same time "subsidies" start to go up in order to fool people into think that nothing has changed. This works because the dirty job is done by inflation which is a much slower process.
3/ By the time people starts to realize that something is wrong, because some critical goods are not available (medicine, food, you name it) or inflation enters a death spiral; most people already depend on subsidies for spending.
1/ Recently some interesting papers have been doing the rounds in the health community. To me the most interesting ones have been the GlyNAC paper and the more recent Taurine deficiency as a driver of aging papers.
2/ Disclaimer: While I have been researching this for a year and even executed an experimental protocol tailored for myself based on the GlyNAC paper, I am NOT a health professional, and I am just taking my health into my own hands. This is not advice of any kind.
3/ Disclaimers aside, why do I think these 2 papers are interesting? First because the claim (if true) is a game changer. And second because they may be related but I haven’t seen this relationship spotlighted by anyone.
This just confirmed the weaponization of block lists. If enough people/bots block and mute you, they are essentially cancelling you. I find lots of people with I have never interacted with that has me blocked. Assuming there are third party block lists and block networks.
Normally that is an issue in general. Anyone that has done reinforcement learning had figure out (usually in the worst way) that you have to be incredible cautious with penalties. They are very prone to be gamed.
2/ Since the general problem that practitioners find (in the worst way) is always training set tainting (guilty-as-charged). Habits die hard, the first thing I did is asking to do a review of the paper without any extra knowledge about what the paper says
3/ From the response alone I learned 2 things. First, our paper title was deadly accurate. I also learned that it has no information whatsoever on it, as the entire response can be generated from understanding the title itself.
2/ Since I am doing it by hand I started with a very simple prompt.
3/ I have been arguing that this trying to constrain the model is actually harming it before. This is one of those cases. The good thing is that at least for you just add "Use the tokens" at the end of the request when it refuses and it will do it properly