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by SilverSlash 6mo ago
That's hard to believe in my case. I tried a variety of prompts, 3 different frontier models, provided manual screenshot(s), the agent itself also took its own screenshots from tests during the course of debugging. Nothing worked. I ha
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by SilverSlash 6mo ago
I understand how laughable that sounds when I say it out loud. But the reality is, when I'm in a state of 'Tell LLM what to do, verify, repeat', it's really hard to sometimes break out of that loop and do manual fixes.
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by SilverSlash 6mo ago
Someone needs to make a compilation of all these classic OpenAI moments. Including hits like GPT-2 too dangerous, the 64x64 image model DALL-E too scary, "push the veil of ignorance back", AGI achieved internally, Q*/strawber
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by SilverSlash 6mo ago
I'm deeply regretting paying for this service right now. There is some gaslighting going on in that issue that it's because of the 1M context model. I am using the non-1M context model and it's still disastrously bad.
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by SilverSlash 7mo ago
Good, we agree :)
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by SilverSlash 7mo ago
It's amazing how pretty much every reply to my original comment has failed to comprehend that I was not criticizing globalization. Whether it's even possible to get to where we are without it is also debatable. But the question yo
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by SilverSlash 7mo ago
Umm, I think you have it reversed. A helium plant in Qatar shutting down causing problems to US chip consumers is precisely because of globalization.
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by SilverSlash 7mo ago
Interestingly, it actually regressed on Terminal Bench 2.0. GPT-5.4: 75.1% GPT-5.3-Codex: 77.3%
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
Their "API" isn't what's being accessed here. As far as I understand it's using their subscription account oauth token in some third party app that's the issue here.
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
Same. Cannot find it in that thread and I would like to know the source too.
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
What's "tfa"?
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
Literally in the first paragraph of Simon's post if you cared to read it: > this has actual legal weight to it as the IRS can use it to evaluate if the organization is sticking to its mission and deserves to maintain its non-profit
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
Assuming lawyers were involved at some point on, why did they keep "OpenAIs" instead of "OpenAI's"?
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
A thing which happens to me very often: I realize I'm experiencing a very real visceral discomfort nagging at me in the back of my mind. It happens because I will have ctrl+c'd something several minutes ago. My mind subconsciously
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
I've been thinking about this recently as I hear it often. Would people who want to buy a car in the Tesla price range really choose a slightly cheaper Chinese EV if those were available? Personally I have a hard time believing this. B
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
This was far more thrilling and exciting to watch than I thought it would be. Which feels wrong when I say it, but I don't mean it was a good watch because of the consequences of failing. Rather because it was amazing watching a human
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by SilverSlash 8mo ago
I think NYT said their sources claim he was paid mid 6-figures? Which is really shitty of Netflix. If I were him I would've asked for at least $5M.
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by SilverSlash 9mo ago
I really wish Google will flag videos with any AI content, that they detect.
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by SilverSlash 9mo ago
I have a multitude of complaints about Tahoe, many of which others have already pointed out. One more thing that doesn't get mentioned as often but probably should is their new placement of the volume / brightness level UI which p
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by SilverSlash 9mo ago
I don't know if I'd call a book with 61 chapters "concise".
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by SilverSlash 9mo ago
Claude is cranked to the max for coding and specifically agentic coding and even more specifically agentic coding using Claude Code. It's like the macbook of coding LLMs.
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by SilverSlash 9mo ago
While that may be your personal experience, but for me Gemini always answers my questions better than Claude Opus 4.5 and often better than GPT 5.2. I'm not talking about coding agents, but rather the web based AI systems. This has hap
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by SilverSlash 9mo ago
One of the coolest things I've seen this year! A true labor of love!
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by SilverSlash 9mo ago
Why does Anthropic even allow this crap? Isn't such use against their ToS?
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by SilverSlash 10mo ago
I think Sam Altman popularized it with his tweets during the height of OpenAI, GPT popularity ~2023. Or maybe it was already trending by then but at least for me he was the first among prominent people to be doing it.
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by SilverSlash 10mo ago
Not a single mention of privacy though? What browser content / activity will Claude record? For how long will it be kept? Will it be used for training? Will humans potentially review it?
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by SilverSlash 10mo ago
"Coursera to Combine with Udemy to Empower the Global Workforce with Skills for the AI Era" Incredibly sad to hear this. Coursera was transformative for my education and it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say it changed my lif
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by SilverSlash 10mo ago
The newer one is from late May: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.23735
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by SilverSlash 10mo ago
What an amazing quote!
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by SilverSlash 10mo ago
I don't think it has a debugger but if you just want to try out something in Rust quickly: play.rust-lang.org

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