Aeolun

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by Aeolun 3mo ago
I think my main problem with the current 'aligned' version of models is that they're aligned with the very worst of the California social justice warriors.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Yeah, when I saw this in the Claude Code CLI I was completely baffled. I've been using the thing through their agent SDK for several months now so I wouldn't have to deal with any of the wonky shit they change every second week in
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
That feels like moving the goalpost. First they would "never not respect the enterprises IP" then the next message "Oh, but it's fine as long as they introduce new terms that you can reject" Either they respect IP,
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
> Explicitly signing a contract with enterprises to respect their IP and then proceeding to break that contract with your own customers. You mean all the conditions that are attached to Fable use? My enterprise is deliberately holding of
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Ack! It looks so… actionscript. Why does a UI look actionscript? I can’t even begin to imagine why it feels like that.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
My music piracy has been buying a casette recorder and recording anything I want from the aux port of my PC. It’s been fantastic.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Like, at some point we have to start considering teens natural disasters, and put it on the company to prevent something as banal as a password reset that can be requested on a phone from compromising their _entire_ fucking system. These ki
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
You can absolutely blow your lid, you just have to apologize afterwards and admit that you were wrong. This is very hard for some adults to do to a 5 year old.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
2.5x the scaling efficiency, so 4 times the price? What is happening here? Did the subsidies dry up with the discrepancy between chinese and US models?
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
We’re a long time from the time Stripe represented freedom from the establishment.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Civil rights organisations are staffed by citizens. What is the problem here?
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Wait? They previously allowed everybody and their mother to request the information? Limiting it to ‘citizens of the european union’ seems eminently reasonable.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
> Games are also very resilient to sloppy AI coding Depends on what kind of game you are building. I can tell you that even Claude Opus absolutely hates desync bugs and has a rather hard tracing them. Maybe Fable or chatgpt-5.6 are bette
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
I think the big difference is that the only thing anyone ever needs a pot to do is hold fluids (or soil). It's a lot easier to spec out than a modern software product.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Do you know any adult that uses their phone less than two hours a day? Hell, do you know any child above the age of 12?
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
This tracks with my son’s observations on my wife’s phone use. She’ll tell him to stop watching youtube, then go right back to doing so herself. It doesn’t really seem to compute how hypocritical that is.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Yeah, so you attach it to a person, and then you don’t have to wait at all.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
I do not understand what sane person attaches taxes to a property instead of to a person.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
> are these sort of things just examples of selective prosecution Maybe, but they hit the rich. All the selective prosecution in the US hits those least able to resist.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
If I use electricity to do something stupid, I still have to pay for the electricity. Intelligence is just another utility.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
> Agentic coding is absolutely not a failure. It's just not the 10x that CEOs really wanted it to be. It’s absolutely 10x faster for coding. But coding is only 10% of my job. The other 90% is figuring out what to code.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
You can easily figure this out though. A 20x plan gives you between 8-10B tokens per week (99+% of which are cache_read), and has been for the past ~3 months (since I started tracking it). I have not seen any quota movement despite their cl
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
I'm fairly certain which side of the conversation I'd have trouble understanding. I have trouble understanding it all the time.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
I think that increasingly, the US will have to be passed by for these things. Clearly we’ll have to start looking to China for world leadership, to be the land of the free.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
It’s really weird when you go to one of the open models and suddenly the same context window stretches nearly 3-4 times as long.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Can’t you just hand it in?
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
That’s only the case if the zines are evidence of anything. What were they evidence of?
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
> helped organize the event and explicitly called for violence I know some other guy that did this after he was beaten in some sort of contest. Don’t think he was ever punished for it. Landed on his feet, building a new ballroom now.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Let me get this right… all these people got from 70-100 years in prison for spray painting slogans on the side of some ICE infrastructure, and setting off fireworks. Then fair enough, one of them shot a police officer, but the officer survi
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
> Or are you saying you'd be happy to have one of these shot at your face? Given the choice between the fireworks and an actual grenade? Yeah, absolutely.

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