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0o_MrPatrick_o0
21d ago
Yes. I have to observe: Seeing the raw CoT is the best signal for evaluating prompt efficiency. The fact that frontier providers don’t share this feels criminal after this last weekend. They’ve played us all for fools. Thanks for the toke
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21d ago
Thank you. This is the hackernews I miss.
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21d ago
FWIW, I’m not dead ended yet. Using frontier providers to manage prompt tuning experiments has been very exciting. Might be something there.
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21d ago
Thanks for the feedback. I wanted to get into more detail, but I spent the whole weekend working these problems and then constructing this post. Dario’s behavior this weekend made me feel like this just needed to get out quick. In the fut
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Notes on gotchas while migrating 35kb preprompts from Opus to self-hosted Ollama
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1mo ago
I mean this respectfully: I am no longer and will never again be interested in Bill Gates’ opinion about anything. He needs to retire. He’s a sclerotic representative of what needs to be left behind. Thank you for your contributions, Bill
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2mo ago
"complete wheel-spinning nonsense that was OpenRAN" is a concise summary of 3-5 years of cargo-cult telco innovation.
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2mo ago
Hi Telco nerds! It's looking like 3GPP is shifting away from faster networks and into networks that are programmable, energy-budgeted platforms. Anybody doing experiments with components where power is transmitted by a transport provid
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3mo ago
The tech world needs good heels! His worst takes were some of his best!
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3mo ago
Dvorak's curmudgeonly approach to tech journalism was deeply enjoyable. He was utterly un-sycophantic and a playful troublemaker. Condolences to his wife, family and fellow podcasters.
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Using network namespaces to discover how Claude Code scrapes
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3mo ago
Thank you for sharing this observation. I had a post on here this week that was briefly popular. There were numerous folks who posted that the material “wasn’t new.” I felt like it should be implicit that people who already know what I was
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4mo ago
I had an order of operations error. I better edit it because you’re the second person to get nerd sniped. Sorry friend- you are right
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4mo ago
Reading these comments is so harrowing. You are correct in my intentions on this post generally. I want to highlight: I want to measure performance of the LLMs over time- which includes assessing the quality of their outputs. I don’t perce
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Awesome share! Thank you!
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4mo ago
I missed my coffee! Ty! Five points to Slytherin.
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4mo ago
My bad! 10 points for House Slytherin!
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4mo ago
I want to measure performance drift over time. Having access to the reasoning text and output would help with performance measurement.
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4mo ago
It’d be nice to see some example code. Good writeup otherwise!
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The text in Claude Code’s “Extended Thinking” output
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4mo ago
"Carlini had never before found a bug in Linux, or in Ghost. Now he had discovered many." New guy learns nessus, now tells everyone at the bar he's basically Mr. Robot. A pox on the labs and the government. InfosecDrama.exe
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Avoiding wasteful electricity use while self hosting LLMs
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5mo ago
Hey! Cool idea! I was lamenting the state of advertisements in biblehub and biblegateway and thought it’d be nice to see something like what you’ve done. Where are you pulling your datasets from? Is there a Strong’s dataset available for
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Establishing collaboration across LLM Agents when context is close to saturation
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6mo ago
‘The United States’ foreign router ban didn’t make a whole lot of sense, and today may not change that.` ??? No obvious reason? What if the Executive Branch is a dog chasing cars? It’s just doing things.
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6mo ago
If you need evidence of Amazon’s ability to wield AI-driven development towards creative and productive ends… Look elsewhere.
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6mo ago
I think it’s unwise because Model reliability is transient. When the models have an off day, the workflows you’ve grown to depend upon fail. When you’re completely dependent on Anthropic for not only execution but troubleshooting- you’re d
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I’ve been building my own version of this. It’s a bit shocking to see parallel ideation. FWIW- IMO, being locked into a single model provider is a deal breaker. This solution will distract a lot of folks and doom-lock them into Anthropic.
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It may be possible that this has changed. Last year I built a device and crashed into the bridging weirdness when I wanted to use upstream dhcp. There was/is some funkiness lurking with bridging wifi to Ethernet- in particular with b
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>> spectfully the scenario you want to present seems to change. Man that is totally a fair point. I feel like I’ve struggled with the tutorials on these configs so many times in my life that I’ve kind of munged several ideas together
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