Hungary illustrates that after the fall of communism, some post-communist countries did something correctly: they set up highly tamper-proof vote counting systems. Paper ballots counted on the spot by local committees, all remaining aggregation instant and transparent.

Orban made the elections unfair in many other ways, but he didn't have other options than to concede defeat after the votes were cast.

Throwing a molotov cocktail at @sama's house is obviously evil and bad. That said, I don't like the blame game being played here, or the attempts to use what happened to attack ideological opponents, journalists etc. If you _actually_ don't want people with molotov cocktails,

Seems there is a surprising amount of confusion / nonsense on my timeline about "Mythos vs. open models" even among people who are usually sensible (+usual twitter toxoplasma of rage). I like the work of both @AnthropicAI and @Aisle_Inc, so here are some takes: 1. Anthropic is

LW: https://t.co/zNpQubjvc0 Inspired by this debate https://t.co/8lK3XIWqt7

Quick post on where I see the symmetry breaking between a LLM answering as JFK and a LLM answering as Assistant like Claude: "Role-playing vs Self-modelling", on LW. Tldr: the feedback loops between the model and reality make Claude more viable.