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Kristian Willassen
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Masters Student in Statistics
@ Norwegian University of Science and Technology(NTNU).

Hobby photographer. Occasional haver of opinions.
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I do, of course, have a paragraph from "Why We Fear AI" for this
An LLM is an abstraction over the status quo (or rather, the text of the status quo) that has, at its core, no other aim than producing more text that is just like the text already in existence. One result is that the dominant ideas, the dominant textual patterns of our time, are recast as “intelligence” per se. We might call the complex mass of concepts and ideas, the channels into which ideas flow often and easily, or the boundaries of what is reasonable to debate in so-called “polite society”—the dominant ideology of an age. An age’s dominant ideology tends to presuppose that the power of that age is natural; the hallmark of ideology, in this sense, is that it is easy to recognize only when it’s past its time. We may no longer think that an almighty god appointed a king to rule us, that women are naturally unfit to vote, or that sex outside of a heterosexual marriage is immoral. But at various times, to think otherwise (to think of replacing the monarchy with a republic, to affirm that women are people, or being in favor of sexual or gay liberation) was the far more difficult, even dangerous thought—if not to have, then at the very least to put in writing. Ideology, of course, is never complete, other thoughts are always possible. But ideology is easy to think, it’s what our thoughts are already marinated in. And hence, ideology will be dominant in the textual patterns of an age. Seen in this light, what is called “intelligence” in a language model, is really that—ideology as a thing that can pretend to be a person.
November 11, 2025 at 8:36 PM
kwill.no
Skulle vist være daglig siste uka før valget. Spent på hvordan det ser ut fra dag til dag jeg!
September 2, 2025 at 7:44 PM
kwill.no
Bonus:
Skal også sies at dette ikke bare er et problem i området som detaljreguleres her, men også på alle steder man kan krysse Elgeseter gate som myk trafikant før man kommer til overgangsbrua på Lerkendal.
August 10, 2025 at 1:45 PM
kwill.no
Nå driver ikke jeg med byplanlegging, men jeg tenker at problemet med at Elgeseter gate har en barriereeffekt er ikke at overgangsfeltet ikke er bredt nok.

Problemet er at den kombinerte motoriserte trafikken er så høy i alle veiene i området at ventetidene på overgangsfeltene blir for lange.
August 10, 2025 at 1:43 PM
kwill.no
Ja, enig i det.

Legger til noen ting nå, om du har spesifikke forslag si gjerne i fra så skal jeg legge dem til 😁
January 24, 2025 at 7:01 PM
kwill.no
Baserte det på dette repositoriet til MarshalX i Python. Er nok ikke den mest effektive implementasjonen, men gjør nytten. Først i ettertid innså jeg at det vanskelige er å få den i bruk!
January 24, 2025 at 5:58 PM
kwill.no
Det som bekymrer meg mest er hvordan noen har troa på at det klarer alt uten å ha noen forklaring på hvorfor eller hvordan det fungerer.
January 22, 2025 at 9:30 AM