JacobAsmuth

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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
No they don't lol. Their debt to equity ratio is 0.19. For reference Berkshire is 0.18 and Microsoft is 0.25
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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
You watching all your neighbors sell their beachfront property right before hurricane season: "This isn't really a signal because these transactions are all zero-sum"
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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
Set it on fire? I'm confused what your model of Google leadership is. Do you think they're being duped? Or controlled in some way? What is your theory of mind for Sundar's decision making process here. That he's committi
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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
Really? They mention that Opus 4.7 in the same harness found like 1% of the bugs that Mythos found.
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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
Yup. Once production ramps up (and then subsequently overshoots) in the next couple years we're going to have GPUs with 96GB VRAM for the price of a 4090 today.
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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
Have you read firefoxes findings? They found it to be qualitatively improved over Opus, and have published several of the resulting CVEs as well as more detailed numbers.
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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
The plural of anecdote is not data. What are your evals telling you?
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by JacobAsmuth 4mo ago
Opus 4.8 is a significant coding quality gain over 4.5 - I'm not sure there's any third party testing which indicates otherwise.
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
I wonder why they didn't test Gemini 3.5 Flash (High).
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Yeah man, obviously. RTX 5090s will almost certainly increase in price over the next two years as memory shortages get worse.
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
I know - it's pathetic and embarrassing. If there's billions of people on this planet then being in the top 99.9% means that you're just as unique as a person who decides to move to New York City. Who cares?
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Which surely is the highest it'll ever be! You're suggesting that the price will go down in the future? Would love to hear more about your thought process!
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Engineers generate security bugs, security researchers find them, then engineers generate the fix, all the while getting paid, raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in profit per engineer.
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Good ideas are expensive. Which is why he's blanket investing, to catch the winners.
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Or it means that this was a brand new model, they tried it and were instantly rewarded with a hit that was so interesting that several mathematicians pushed to publish the results.
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Exactly. And when one's life is threatened, what are we to do if not fight? Fight! Fight! Fight!
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Exactly. Maybe OpenAI paid mathematicians to keep this discovery quiet, then added their proof to the training data, then manipulated a second team into prompting for this question such that the model could regurgitate the solution. This wo
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Exactly. I would rather we let these discoveries stay hidden for a while longer such that human ingenuity may untangle them from the coils of reality. A machine? A mechanical man? Deins to produce something as pure as mathematics without th
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by JacobAsmuth 5mo ago
Seriously. Why don't other companies think of this? All Anthropic had to do was make GPT 4.6 use about 15% more tokens and voila! 80x growth YoY
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by JacobAsmuth 9mo ago
You read it yourself :) If you and the AI agree on the translation of the problem, and lean agrees with the solution, then you're done.
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by JacobAsmuth 9mo ago
This is why I never got into open source in the first place. I was worried that new programmers might read my code, learn how to program, and then start independently contributing the the projects I know and love - significantly devaluing m
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by JacobAsmuth 10mo ago
So in general you think that making frontier AI models more offensive in black hat capabilities will be good for cybersecurity?
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by JacobAsmuth 10mo ago
It works fine for me. https://imgur.com/a/MKNufm1
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by JacobAsmuth 10mo ago
They have a stated goal of an AI researcher for 2028. Several years away.
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by JacobAsmuth 11mo ago
AIStudio now accepts an API key. Unlimited usage :)
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by JacobAsmuth 11mo ago
50% of the CLs in SWE-Bench Verified are the DJango codebase. So if you're a big contributor to Django you should care a lot about that benchmark. Otherwise the difference between models is +-2 tasks done correctly. I wouldn't wor
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by JacobAsmuth 11mo ago
https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/video-understanding#cu... "By default 1 frame per second (FPS) is sampled from the video."