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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Digbert is also unable to predictably accomplish the task. I'm not arguing against accountability, only against gambling.
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Come on now. I pull the slot machine every time I ask my coworker Digbert to work on a ticket. Will Digbert be able to handle it or will he pretend to handle it? Or will he handle it in a way that it will break again in six weeks and will e
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Thanks for the grid. The nano xhigh is my favorite pelican
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
> the rule is expected to make quarterly reporting optional and not eliminate it altogether. Would there be any incentive for companies to still report quarterly? would reporting make them appear more transparent than 6month reporter c
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
So the first earnings report of an IPO wouldn't come until 6 months later? potentially already indexed everywhere?
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Looking at the long context benchmark results for these, sounds like they are best fit for also mini-sized context windows. Is there any harness with an easy way to pick a model for a subagent based on the required context size the subagent
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
I agree with the broarder thesis, although some people aren't buying more tokens for this and could just be using their existing plan's limits. So people may be less likely to donate an extra amount beyond their "ai budget&qu
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Is this understanding correct: The LLM uses harness tools to ask for permission, then interprets the answer and proceeds. If so, this can't live 100% on the harness. First because you would need the harness to decide when the model sho
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Huh. I hadn't digested the iphone indicator was also software based only. But it's not like hardware indicators are foolprof, even apple has suffered hardware based circunvent via firmware: https://appleinsider.com&#x2F
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Is it? They already had signed with gov months ago and have been used by them actively in their Iran attacks. Whereas OpenAI just signed and deployed at this time.
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Sounds like fivetran, that does data pipelines, wants a Slack API to get access to "the unfiltered, real-time stream of how your company actually operates" but slack keeps saying "No.". Hey if I thought the "most im
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
why would you repost that here? are you secretly OP trying to get substack hits?
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Blaming it on AI agents is the new blaming it on the intern. It has never been the intern's fault, it's always the lack of proper authorization mechanisms, privilege management and safeguards.
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
You make it sound as if "the most ethical option available" is.. actually ethical? Their statement doesn't make it sound they are incrementally better, they are trying to bend over backwards to keep working for war.
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
My eyebrows basically left my face after reading the whole thing. This is not the forbidden love story I would've asked for.
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
> they have to couch it in language clarifying that they would love to support war, This is what baffles me when I see people flocking to them for subscriptions based on these events.
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
> Our most important priority right now is making sure that our warfighters and national security experts are not deprived of important tools in the middle of major combat operations. > we had been having productive conversations with
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
As much as I'd really like to see one of these labs in EU, they are likely way too tied to US capital and supply-chain of semis/services. If they move away and now have to also deal with export restrictions they may make their exi
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Most corps will take the safer bet of not using them at all to prevent "accidental" miscompliance and more expensive audits. I'd bet if you need fedramp compliance you'll get forced out of their products generically.
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
This is also the part i don't get. People flocking over to pay anthropic which _has already been used in a war_ and cancelling existing subs to a provider that has not yet but will? Ethical boundaries seem difficult to draw here. I don
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
US Gov doesn't really need a contract with anthropic to force them to hand over customer data do they? What would prevent that from happening if they are still a US based company?
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Would this mean Any systems built with Claude in defense environments may need to be rebuilt or removed?
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by 6thbit 7mo ago
Does this mean nobody on a large company selling to government can use any Anthropic tool or model? So that’s most of sp500 and their providers?
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by 6thbit 8mo ago
You'd think so, but no! They only do that if you set up that specific email on your account. Not if its 'any email other than the noreply one'. > When you push to GitHub, we’ll check the most recent commit. If the author e
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by 6thbit 8mo ago
I wish github could ammend the email of my commits to the private noreply address during push so they _never_ have any other email associated to them. May not be feasible due to the commit changing, confusing local branch and such? They hav
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by 6thbit 8mo ago
do you have a gif? i need an evolving pelican gif
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
I manually wrote a "bad" spec, asked it for feedback, improved spec until the problem, the solution and overall implementation design were clear and had a very high level of detail and were trying to do exactly what I needed. The
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
> verifiably real moments would someone benefit from demonstraing a photo is real? The top usecase I can think of it to ensure AI is trained on real photos. Any upside for humans?
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
Tangent: “ No permissions. No telemetry. Just local actions.” That phrasing is so GPT coded. Same for other portions of the text. Just feeling curious that the tone is there, not judging your usage of tools.
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by 6thbit 9mo ago
Worry not, cause it's not 6 days (144 hours), it is 6-ish days: 160 hours And 160 is the sum of the first 11 primes, as well as the sum of the cubes of the first three primes!

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