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by aizk 2mo ago
At least for me, the enumerated svg-like icons give it away, but that's merely a prompt fix.
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by aizk 2mo ago
I think the AI writing disclaimer was a decent touch.
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by aizk 2mo ago
I don't work for Pangram, but I do a lot of writing at work. API docs, blogs, code, tweets, linkedin, all that. If you've tried AI detectors a couple years ago, they're basically in the same position that coding agents were a
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by aizk 2mo ago
I don't necessarily know if I see it this way. I think the better read is they move extremely fast, and by being the first in a new vertical, they can capture a whole new form of demand. This demand would likely lead to sales that woul
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by aizk 2mo ago
I was chatting about something similar to this with coworkers. When the doordash cli got announced I thought "Wow, that's amazing!" And then later I joked the marketing team must be pissed cause the CLI will dodge 4000 differ
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by aizk 2mo ago
Did you just happen to have all those comments saved? Quite the timing.
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by aizk 2mo ago
Tokens all the way down
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by aizk 2mo ago
Well, how do we know there aren't errors in their construction within the lean code? Does it just "not compile" or something, or is it deeper / more fundemental than that.
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by aizk 2mo ago
People had joked a couple years ago "Well if they solve a Millenium problem it's AGI"... Well here we are.
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by aizk 2mo ago
No no, if you've ever spent serious time editing, it's a big deal -- if they pull this off correctly, it will be a game changer. Editing has so much grunt work, where you just have to spending time organizing, collecting files, re
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by aizk 2mo ago
I wonder how they'd ever cash out.
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GPT-6 Astra beats portal [video](youtube.com)
4 points by aizk 2mo ago|2 comments
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by aizk 2mo ago
I partially owe my career to benchmarking AI with Minecraft, so, I'm going to disagree with the author on this one. Games are a great way to test a model, it's not that deep.
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by aizk 2mo ago
You missed a critical detail. They couldn't defend themselves with closed source American models so they had to investigate with Chinese models that had less restrictions. Great optics for hosting open source models!
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by aizk 2mo ago
Is there an equivalent but for 4090s?
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by aizk 2mo ago
I still use Opus 4.8 for a lot of tasks because I can't stand the way it talks.
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by aizk 2mo ago
???
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by aizk 2mo ago
On this topic I'd like to give a big kudos to the devs at https://decomp.dev/ who are tirelessly working to decompile old video games for fun, preserving it for future generations.
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by aizk 2mo ago
Yep, this is most likely it. The shift is fast and enormous.
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by aizk 2mo ago
Great website design! Very deliberate
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by aizk 3mo ago
Fix your title it's not finalized yet!
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by aizk 3mo ago
Not to mention that notepad had a 7.8 CVE (an RCE) earlier this year -- https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2026-20841
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by aizk 3mo ago
I had a moment I thought was concrete watermarking the other day. Claude wrote the sentence... "since the compute buffer estimate has some sl..." Now you'd think the right word would be slack, but Claude wrote... slop? Which
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by aizk 3mo ago
I'm reminded of a tweet from a friend of mine that has always stuck in my head. It goes something like "The goal of any new technology is to make money before the law catches up". Hyperbolic, but not really for silicon valley
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by aizk 3mo ago
This reads like a newspaper snippet you discover in a cyberpunk video game.
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by aizk 3mo ago
Decompiling things with llms is a blast, until they refuse. Thankfully open source is catching up.
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by aizk 3mo ago
I just want to know how much the domain cost.
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by aizk 3mo ago
Opus 5 was so bad at this I switched back to Opus 4.8
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by aizk 3mo ago
Give it 6 months, the capabilities will increase even further.
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by aizk 3mo ago
The model releases just don't stop!

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