Havoc

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841.
by Havoc 6mo ago
I get the sense (from afar) that income rather than wealth is where the problem is. Or put differently reckon the US is very inefficient at converting high salary numbers into a good life. If you earn a mountain but rent is expensive and he
842.
by Havoc 6mo ago
They are - I’ve seen it. They just use APIs though. There is very little interest within them to do the model engineering and inference in house.
843.
by Havoc 6mo ago
Similar opportunities exist in fridge and TV space
844.
by Havoc 6mo ago
On the econ Point I think you’d still have someone come in and undercut it. If you can steal a big share of a 10 year market then it could make sense for a lean startup as a once off sprint even if you know after that it’s dead. The bulb st
845.
by Havoc 6mo ago
50M effective parameters is impressively light. Is there a similarly light model on the prompt injection side? Most of the mainstream ones seem heavier
846.
by Havoc 6mo ago
Budget alerts can be up to 24 hrs delayed. It’s the pull out method of billing protection
847.
by Havoc 6mo ago
I wonder whether this could be used as an additional guardrail for LLM coding
848.
by Havoc 6mo ago
>Suddenly turning off services when the billing cap is reached is a big reliability risk for customers. That's why you make it opt in with suitable disclaimers about data loss from deletions (a warning which btw GCP already shows yo
849.
by Havoc 6mo ago
GCP is turning into a circus. Right now there are about 4 concurrent threads on the googlecloud subreddit about people getting hosed with life changing bills. Some no doubt through stupid mistakes (happens), but still bewildering that Googl
850.
by Havoc 6mo ago
That's definitely doable. Planning similar except more webscraping / newsfeed / monitoring like. I've got 3x SBCs that can run the Gemma 4 26B MoE on NPU. Around 4W extra power, 3 tokens a second...so that can hammer awa
851.
by Havoc 6mo ago
Amazing that they're still peddling it. Must be closing in fast on a decade now, no?
852.
by Havoc 6mo ago
You can often sorta estimate it but multiply it with like 2/3rds give or take a lot to work out how much vram you need. 27B will fit onto a 24gb card with decent context and a couple GB for operating system to spare at Q4. tok/s d
853.
by Havoc 6mo ago
Very little sympathy frankly. Half the big tech world is economically built on mass scale invasive unwanted tracking & adtech. If it goes up in flames from internal tension about invasive tracking that's just karma
854.
by Havoc 6mo ago
Cunning plan to collect more LLM training data ;)
855.
by Havoc 6mo ago
Struggling with this at the moment too - the second you have a task that is a blend of CI style pipeline, LLM processing and openclaw handing that data back and forth, maintaining state and triggering next step gets tricky. They're ess
856.
by Havoc 6mo ago
I don't know - was GP speculating that there is value there on a scale to justify 60B no me
857.
by Havoc 7mo ago
And presumably they got data from it...
858.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Yeah same. At first I thought they're using it to conceal quality, but pausing it they do actually look really good, so strange choice. Maybe it's meant to convey pace & hype
859.
by Havoc 7mo ago
>and even if we cannot tell if an image is AI-generated, we can know if companies are using AI to generate images in general, so the appealing is decreasing Is that true? Don't think I'd get tired of images that are as good as
860.
by Havoc 7mo ago
You've literally got tools like opencode that are MIT licensed. Most of those points X could do on their own or are things that make this attractive for cursor not X. e.g. Need developer data? Use some of that spare GPU compute, hand o
861.
by Havoc 7mo ago
> it blows my mind that we haven’t seen anyone arrested for insider trading yet, Almost like the offenders get their inside info straight from the chief purveyor of markets up and down chaos
862.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Same PR strategy as the US administration lol
863.
by Havoc 7mo ago
I seem to recall the dos days being quite virus infested
864.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Neat. That may allow repurposing phones as mini home servers too. Lithium batteries in things running 24/7 unsupervised always makes me a bit nervous
865.
by Havoc 7mo ago
It’s basically a reimagined n8n like low code platform with LLM magic. Digital glue That’s why there isn’t a coherent use story because like glue the answer is whatever the user needs to glue/get done
866.
by Havoc 7mo ago
That’s a great deal of technical isolation but does little to address the real problem. If the agent has access to both your info (email, files etc) and reads things on say the open internet then it’s vulnerable to prompt injection and Data
867.
by Havoc 7mo ago
>“If a user indicates they are ready to end the conversation, Claude does not request that the user stay in the interaction or try to elicit another turn and instead respects the user’s request to stop.” Seems like a good idea. Don'
868.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Kinda wild to me that people are down with injecting mystery substances received from the other end of the world entirely outside any real medical chain or certainty of contents or recourse. Like black market steroids except with less track
869.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Between the legs and the beak I'd still rate the opus pelican higher
870.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Can't say I fully understand it but this certainly smells like someone is getting hired off a single github repo as CV

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