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6mo ago
Damm Anthropic had a chance to say april fools too for the claude code leak!!
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6mo ago
Not really - read the Berger article for more details above -Camarda is older, in his 70s and his attitude overall (based on the reports) reads more like an ego bruise than serious reflection on the engineering problem Obviously concerns sh
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6mo ago
OMG WTF
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6mo ago
As a former NASA guy I would trust Eric Bergers measured and detailed reporting here over that blog post that says they are all going to die As he shows that Olivas changed his mind: “ Olivas told me he had changed his mind, expressing appr
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6mo ago
All this to say: OpenClaw is hella insecure and unreliable? I mean all of in the space already know this but I suppose its important to be showcasing the problems of systems of agents
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6mo ago
We're Missing the biggest frauds of all time: https://www.whitehouse.gov/ When your president is a complete fraud and con man, the whole country is tarnished - its too late for America to bounce back, we are in end sta
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6mo ago
well why was Cursor included amongst known fraudsters.. that just seems mean and warrentless
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6mo ago
I'm all for the big names and ones that have proven issues and companies like Delve to be shamed But Cursor? Why they are operating in a risky space on tech that is all new what ethical things did they do to warrent inclusion in this s
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6mo ago
Trump and his Tech Bros enable this to make money for themselves its like Trump is turning the whole of America into Alternate reality Hill Valley of 1985 in Back to the Future https://youtu.be/gwJQG4tFqZA?si=9IbdAR4O-lGiTVt
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7mo ago
Man what a brilliant technical essay.. hat's off to the writer for clarity and visualizations.
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7mo ago
dang.. stealing money from fools and speculators.
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7mo ago
just buy a mac mini, septup an openclaw instance to track changes on this and call your printer, also order new paper when it runs out :)
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7mo ago
I kind of like BAML https://boundaryml.com/ been using it in production Edit, read the article -its really good- that cycle of AI engineering progression is spot on -read the article too!
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7mo ago
OpenClaw approach has moved into frontier companies I see -
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7mo ago
I agree that LLM architecture might hit a ceiling (although the trajectory is still upward at present) but I meant Deep Learning in general I do think there is a great deal of VC baiting hype in statements by Dario and Altman about ai codin
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7mo ago
“Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - Mike Tyson
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7mo ago
By far most of the code LLMs write is for crappy crud apps and webapps not pacemakers and rockets We can capture enough reliability on what LLMs produce there by guided integration tests and UX tests along with code review and using other L
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7mo ago
Unless you have a private theater room its not quite the same thing as watching first run movie in a darkend crowded theater - and even that misses the social aspect for an anticipated picture The communal experience is special On top of th
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7mo ago
This comment is spot on
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7mo ago
AI does not have LONG context, Long Term Memories or LONG intentionality -its not aware and it can't remember the plot without being spoonfed the details each time from scratch. Its like an amnesic genius who once he already wrote a ma
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7mo ago
Met too - I'm 50 and have spent the past 3 years building AI startups, some successfully and in the last two months I've built two side projects with ccode..its amazingly good in past month with Opus
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7mo ago
"what is the role of humans in a scenario where work is no longer necessary? This is significant because, since the industrial revolution, work has played an important role in shaping an individual’s identity. How will we occupy our ti
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Humans are the worst species aren’t we
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Also the article is AI written itself or AI assisted - there’s a tendency in AI text to bloviate and expound on irrelevant stuff so as to lose the plot AI spec docs and documentation also have this documentation problem
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7mo ago
Theo's got a good overview https://youtu.be/MWFyApldYDA?si=yskCcx2hY4Wjkgw8
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7mo ago
How good would this steering be for function calling as part of an agent to keep agent on task or gaurdrail
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7mo ago
Well if these guys computer action model works as they intended (ground up video trained model) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47125014 maybe this benchmark will be conquered far faster then expected
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7mo ago
This is the coolest thing I’ve seen on HN in a while How effective is the model on real world computer tasks
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7mo ago
Well just at look who Brockman donated too - he didnt give 25 freaking million to help end the surveillance state he gave it to Trump and co https://gizmodo.com/openai-president-defends-trump-donations...
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7mo ago
Better than nothing- assemble things made in asian countries in usa, just a step above boxing
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