Havoc

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by Havoc 2mo ago
What setup are you using to do said private evaluation? Software wise I mean
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Gary has been predicting the imminent collapse of all things AI since forever. It's not necessarily terrible, but anything on repeat gets old
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by Havoc 2mo ago
That headline looked more interesting until i saw the author
154.
by Havoc 2mo ago
And yet we’ve still got people cutting down the enforcement cameras with angle grinders at night
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Yes, not necessary often but being able to stop something that is going off the rails is super useful. Especially if the root cause is prompt ambiguity - inject a clarification & it recovers
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by Havoc 2mo ago
>token use is higher than k3 and far higher than proprietary models GLM sets effort to max by default historically.
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by Havoc 2mo ago
>HR dexterity Well that's cursed
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by Havoc 2mo ago
No doubt for an entirely wholesome purpose!
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by Havoc 2mo ago
I wonder whether it’s possible to test the seed on a small model and then size it up on whatever works
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by Havoc 2mo ago
You see the same in GLM models. Even slight ambiguity in user instructions will send it into a tailspin on what intention was in thinking tokens then it goes let’s just make a judgement call on a direction and then proceed
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by Havoc 2mo ago
So minimum of 1.5 years drought to go :(
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by Havoc 2mo ago
I'd say it's closer to a high anxiety time than a bad time per se. There is a lot of sht coming at us that our monkey brains are just not equipped to deal with. Doomscrolling dopamine loops, big tech & their algos, AI misinfor
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Not sure about the strength of that particular argument, but can't say I have any faith in this being used to benefit end consumers. Somehow they'll find a way to use this for regulatory capture
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Those questions at the end of the article sounds like Gov has no idea what the problem(s) even are
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Other way round. Forgejo is a fork of gitea
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Bad enough to steal IP but destroying books…that’s just evil
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Nobody knows. There is no precedent for that happening in a post globalisation world. Think sht would get very real for everyone fast both inside and outside the US. Global economy can’t even deal with a ship stuck in the suez without wobbl
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Well if things must go sideways it may as well be in a creative way
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by Havoc 2mo ago
> isn't part of the idea with cloud infra that you can scale down as well? Yes though anyone with an aws bill knows that’s sales pitch lies The bill only goes one direction and it ain’t down
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Yeah and we’re not even done with dealing with the societal consequences of social media and dopamine algorithm driven everything
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Alarming if true. It does seem to make quite a few assumptions around how this plays out. eg seems to assume that frontier will continuously maintain a large and durable edge over say open models. That may hold true for say cyber defence bu
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Can't say I have much faith in "send it to google it'll be private thanks to crypto magic". nah bro...the solution here is to not trust google
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Let’s not paint the policymakers incompetent when they’re in fact naive
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Policy making assumed good faith actors - specifically that tracking outside of necessary for website to function to be minimal. Because like…not necessary. It’s only broken to the extent that it collided with a messed up world where websit
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Also on iPhones Twitter appears to have aligned their privacy reject button with where their open in app overlay appears just a second later so that you hit that instead. Too many people working on evil dark pattern bullshit
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by Havoc 2mo ago
> Anyone using them now? You're gonna have a had time getting straight answer to that out of the internet. There are now 4 different flavours of the Max plan floating around (Legacy V1, Legacy V2, New plans, and the current credit o
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by Havoc 2mo ago
That’s not how that works. The hosted models don’t stay still in size and capability while Apple advances. Both will advance their frontier and there will still be a gap and developers will still prefer the stronger option.
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by Havoc 2mo ago
You do need to compare active parameter too though. The total size isn’t a reliable indicator anymore
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Wohoo. Congrats to team. Been using 5.2 for a while for hobby use and it's been solid - smart enough for my needs & I'm on a grandfathered plan. Nice to see a commit to open weights straight off the bat
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by Havoc 2mo ago
Doubtful. The clearing house thing must have been in discussions for years already.

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