Grimblewald

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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
perhaps source is untrue but: https://nltimes.nl/2026/06/25/rare-book-dealers-fear-tech-fi...
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
right? alarming to me since if they have clearly scoped and working "dont train my this data" flags, this shouldnt be a concern at all. If they're concerned, we should _all_ be concerned about any google ai product.
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
and claude will call itself chatgpt etc. nothing new, all ai labs are immoral and not bound by any reasonable oversight or ethical constraints. All outlaws in their own rights on that front. Absolutely none of them have true rights on the m
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
insanity of content aside, that's a really nice website. Kudos.
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
nah, things are worse. Basic userfacing components in windows frequently shit the bed. File explorer in W11 is near unsuable for example. grim state of affairs. Problem extends to many other platforms at scales where its not a quirk here or
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
Nokia is in for a massive comeback through the graphene collab. I feel it in bones. Normal people at work are talking guillotines and getting these lovecraftian fucking ghouls out of our private affairs. If they nail the grapheneOS collab l
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
I had a similar experience, only, I was my natural way of talking. e.g. one pattern I had/have is <scope problem> the good news is <solution by way of analogy> is aviliable. The <constraint/requirement> is loadbe
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
I second this, I read too much AI slop already so when something triggers that part of my brain, at this stage I immediatley lose the capacity to engage outside of work, largly because it feels like work. Scrolling through, this article loo
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
people like him exist today. people who will do things the scientific community knows is dangerous for pay. Due to a lack of morals or intellect required to understand rammifications is unknown. Midgley didnt invent most if any of what was
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
i think you underestimate the starting capital required to be able to stand with principles in the modern world. I'm lucky to be in such a position, but I'm also aware few are.
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
no, as in physical contracts you _can_ scratch something out on are becoming rare. Usally some fuckass digital signing service or another, tgat barely works on chrome let alone firefox.
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
there's already captcha systems like this and are already easy to beat. You wouldnt buy much time, if any, with this. the reason is that all it takes to defeat is a human style temporal averaging vision system, take any 4 connected fra
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
I feel like fable is simply several 4.5s strapped together with consensus voting on next token. Outputs i've seen so far are on par with my tests for 4.5, where 4.6+ were consistently regressions on 4.5 and their predecessors. One nota
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
> why is linkdin shit? Because linkdin is shit? Ez.
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
Eh, let em. If the US economy wants to self-sabotage, let them. Its a dying empire, lets its fall be hastened. I'm ready for china to fill the US vacuum. At least china controls it's billionairs (see jack ma saga) rather than the
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
At least we dont have a social credit system... hey wait a minute
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
I did get a refund quite quickly, after I finally figured out how to contact their support, which in some stroke of cosmic humor took deepseek to figure out because using their website left my trapped in a dead-end loop. Asking mistral for
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
Correct, and I've stopped. I've moved to deepseek instead, equally capable and not as morally bankrupt as either OAI or anthropic.
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
Them strugglig to prevent others from doing what they themsleves do, is my problem to a degree where I must pay for the pleasure to getting sabotaged? Are you fucked in the head? In what world are we "being fair" by claiming that?
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
Changing well documented requirememts and functioning code to do subtly incorrect things, over multiple areas, for no reason. When confronted you get the usual, "youre right to push back, there was no reason to touch that and it did ma
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
So block people, instead of having false positives be secretly fucked over, and having them pay for the pleasure? Given the hidden model degradation of fable and now this, what makes you think this is where it stops? That's just what w
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by Grimblewald 3mo ago
Got curious, sign up, add money to account, try to use. Can't, it's a labs model. Fine, let's enable labs. Can't, unspecified error. Fine, lets contact customer support as instructed, can't no customer support, just
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
I might not use all the same terms as you, but i largly agree. However llms live in a world almost entierly divorced from our own. Ours is physical, it's is human information corpi. For tasks suited to its world, and llm is as "hu
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
In this econimy? where google's full might is behind killing self-hosting? Be still, my beating heart --- there may be hope yet.
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
Vendor lockin disguised as a feature.
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
I feel like its simple? Velocity is itself an expression of energy, and energy does scale linearly. Why does it take quardically more energy for each extra unit velocity? Well, because the closer you get to the speed of light the harder it
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
Velocity implies direction, AI is just speed sans direction, AI only workflows are just really fast brownian motion centred on training corpus mean for a task. Humans can give it direction, how good that direction is depends on human expert
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
On par, a large part of that professional cohort has its entire career made by abusing rules intended to prevent abuse of rules. It's a self-perpetuating monster that breeds attitudes and behaviours that maximise antisocial and exploit
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
A real leopards ate my face moment
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by Grimblewald 4mo ago
Chinese models are years ahead of american models on multimodal comprehension, better yet,they publish on what makes the models tick and release weights openly. Chinese research outout, publically released, has also contributed in big ways

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