BoorishBears

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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
What on earth are you on about, truly.
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
> For GPT‑5.6 and later models, cache writes are billed at 1.25x the model’s uncached input rate, while cache reads continue to receive the 90% cached-input discount. Not them joining Anthropic with this bullshit. * Caching infrastructur
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
It becomes policing when you say: > "I appreciate your anger, but it’s misplaced here." Weird mix of narcissism to think anyone cares if you appreciate their anger, and arrogance to think you know where it belongs. You're
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
It's crazy to you because other people are applying critical thinking and you're not. The cop comfortable with pulling over the funny looking car (that looks like a banana) is the same cop with unreasonable understanding of the re
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Yeah I'm a Black immigrant with a funny name, I have a lot of anger about what we tolerate of police vs what we should. Are you under the impression all cops are known for is harassing banana cars?
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
If being a positive presence in the community isn't enough incentive to be that, you don't deserve to be police. And if that sounds hackneyed and like a ridiculous standard, you're damn right it is: we let them have outsized
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
No, they can't have fun this way. If you mop floors and you have fun by twirling your broom and humming a tune, you're not affecting anyone. If we give you a gun and the right to shoot people in the head and go home to sleep in yo
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
GLM 5.2 is comfortably at Sonnet 4 at the very least. Same with Minimax M3
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
> The medium is superfluous. No it's not. Generating an SVG is asking the model to write text that can be rendered as an image. Generating an image directly skips the intermediate step and directly outputs an image: so the accuracy
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
These image models generalize well. Even if you don't train on gore that's bad enough to trip an image classifier, the model learns the concept of "more [liquid/jam/syrup/chunks/etc.]" and that can ge
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Feels very much intended.
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Reasoning models can coaxed to reason like they do in dedicated reasoning blocks, outside of those blocks: in normal parts of the response. But Anthropic at least has openly admitted they try to detect that and interfere
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Woah now, I'm for headless browsers but let's not start comparing any of this to Rosa Parks lol. The reality is a lot of interesting, trivially harmful to non harmful things are illegal and we still do them anyways.
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Can you imagine how cringe it would be setting up that hero image in office?
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
The point of the article is previously banning Apple's temp domain would create many false positives (all the normal Apple registered emails that chose @icloud.com during setup)
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
I guess their thought process is, both alias and non-alias accounts use @icloud.com You were always able to reserve a normal icloud email address just like you would a GMail account, so banning all icloud email addresses would be banning no
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
The problem the article is about is that suddenly even those of us who refuse to argue with a machine are being dragged into it. I've had simple prompt engineering tasks that cause 4.8 to clamp down. In the past "browbeating"
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
How are you connecting to various data sources?
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
You're laying on enough qualifiers that even a recent robbery of a Waymo is precluded, because (if we really want to victim blame) their window was down which is asking for it. But overall, not sure why the tone of these replies: then
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Except they openly reject many many other classes of prompts, including extremely high stakes CBRN. It's only the direction that has direct potential business impact they've decided to sabotage instead of reject.
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Opus 4.7 was smaller and people still paid 4.6 prices. gpt-5.5 isn't larger than gpt-5.4 but costs double.
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
Similar for GCP if anyone's wondering, and in fact a bit further in some ways: https://cloud.google.com/terms/advanced-ai-safety-addendum 60 days.
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
"Anthropic says these safeguards only affect 0.03% of developers. Maybe that's true today." I don't think it's true today. It's like when schools mention "average class size", where that average is do
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
I have AVP and Xreals amongst other things, and the Xreals definitely get brighter in my moderately shaded living room. But also not really a surprise given the difference in optics.
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
https://lordslibrary.parliament.uk/select-communications-off... Are they really making 12,000 arrests a year over tweets and posts?
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
"Fable 5" is Opus 4.7, and the Opus 4.7 we got is a Sonnet sized model on a stronger base. That's where all the regressions and inconsistency in experiences stem from: RL can still only go so far vs having more parameters
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
I run a consumer AI product and the current reality of trying to get compute vs what it was 6-12 months ago is enough to justify it to anyone who has the money. I think OpenClaw created a mania that was completely unfounded (Apple Silicon i
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
News to me? Opus 4.7 has all the signs of a smaller model distilled from a newer pretraining run... except a smaller price. Flash 3.5 raised in price pretty meaningfully over Flash 3 GPT 5.4 got a small price bump over gpt-5.3-Codex/gp
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
You're taking an odd tone here. The "backlash" is the poorest residents one of the poorest large cities in America trying to fight for their right to clean air. Your point might end at "it's running", but holis
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by BoorishBears 4mo ago
This feels highly revisionist: they bet on becoming a frontier lab and were aiming for AGI. If they were speculating on compute, it seems highly unlikely they'd have spent the operating costs for the last 3 years of model development a

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