MallocVoidstar

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by MallocVoidstar 3mo ago
There are a lot of companies reselling Claude to Chinese users. You use their base URL but it's still going to Anthropic.
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by MallocVoidstar 3mo ago
OpenAI is saying they want it to be temporary, not that it will be.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
"Mobile" generators that are sitting in one place and not moving.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
Memphis is majority black
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
Do you think everyone on HN sees every submission?
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
The vast majority of the complaints I see about "[LLM] is worse now" never include any examples.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
I'm not reading eight thousand AI-generated words saying one single person is ruining every model.
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US Secretary of War Comments on Anthropic(twitter.com)
15 points by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago|3 comments
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
https://nitter.net/PeteHegseth/status/2065897156226015690
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
You think that if someone can get a model to write a beginner's guide to exploiting code that requires writing your own purposefully vulnerable program, then the creators of that model should be arrested?
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
Anthropic refused to allow the US Government to conduct mass surveillance, which made the US Government mad. OpenAI was fine with it as long as it was 'legal' mass surveillance. OpenAI is not going to get banned, even if their nex
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
It's only rewarding hype if the ban gets dropped. If "foreign Anthropic employees that live in the US can't use Fable/Mythos" stays it harms them, if they don't drop the ban and Fable/Mythos stay limited t
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
Google shows completely wrong timestamps all the time. I'm pretty sure they just randomly grab vaguely date-like text from pages and declare it the date the page was created.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
Some are made in China and Japan, most are made in Wales. https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2023/how-raspberry-pis-are...
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
It's useful if you need GPIO but not $350 useful. Nowadays you can get used office mini PCs with a 10th gen Intel and 16GB RAM for like $200 and they'll come with an SSD. No idea why anyone would buy an expensive Pi.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
At least get a -C6 if you're trying to replace a Pi with a microcontroller.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
Opus 4.0 and 4.1 are more expensive than Fable.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
AI (assisted?) summary of the March 2025 Anthropic paper https://transformer-circuits.pub/2025/attribution-graphs/bio...
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
The article is from May 29 2026, they're lying about that update being 'recent' and coming after the article to make themselves look better.
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by MallocVoidstar 4mo ago
"As explained by" someone regurgitating the views of the "Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom", an anti-vax, right-wing organization that opposes HIPAA, Medicare, and government involvement in healthcare in general.
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
> It is entirely possible that any released model access will be heavily guardrailed against hacking attempts Yes, Anthropic have said they made Opus 4.7 worse at this on purpose. > It is entirely possible that Mythos is a different a
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HItbXhvW4AAMD8W?format=jpg&name=... All of their repos have been copied and are up for sale. Attackers are TeamPCP, the creators of the Shai-Hulud malware.
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
In addition to people pointing out your LLM got the pricing wrong, > The pricing and "including thinking tokens" framing position it as a reasoning-capable flash model rather than just a pure speed optimization Every Gemini mod
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
See https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2025/07/14/death-by-a-thousand-s...
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
>If we just postulate that the systems have a high error rate, I wonder why they are being adopted. From the article: "While 30 percent of a platform’s evaluation score depended solely on whether they had a domestic presence in Onta
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
Maybe someday GitHub will find a way to optimize their system so I can actually see the PR and not a unicorn.
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
The graph in the article is a lie, because GitHub's "historical data" is a lie. https://www.githubstatus.com/uptime?page=3000 According to it, GitHub had 100% uptime from June to August 1996.
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Sam Altman falls out of love with universal basic income(businessinsider.com)
23 points by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago|22 comments
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
> Pretty shocking to see the lack of basic thought going into writing what is meant to be critical infrastructure uutils did not start off as "let's make critical infrastructure in Rust", it started off as "coreutils
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by MallocVoidstar 5mo ago
OpenAI does tell the model the current date via API, so it's odd for them not to also tell the model its cutoff

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