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by aizk 5mo ago
AI news and ESPN feels interchangeable sometimes.
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by aizk 5mo ago
I'm so glad Simon is documenting this. The field is evolving so fast, so rapidly, so hungry for data and money, that few are willing to zoom out and document everything big picture so we can see the changes over time. I mean do you guy
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by aizk 5mo ago
I'm not sure why gh hasn't already implemented stricter measures / filters / tools for PRs. It would cut down on spam and also help save their servers that can't handle the increased AI load!
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by aizk 5mo ago
Back when I worked as a civil engineer I had a coworker named Joe. He was... I think 78. Poor guy didn't save up enough for retirement so he worked a bit part time. He knew the ins and outs of the field better than anyone, but had no i
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by aizk 5mo ago
I might not necessarily agree with the haste / stability of this, but I commend Jarred for pushing boundaries on what AI coding is capable of, can't deny that. 4 years ago this would've seemed like science fiction.
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Universal Linux Password Recovery Tool (Tweet)(twitter.com)
1 points by aizk 5mo ago|0 comments
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by aizk 5mo ago
Very slowly, and then, all at once...
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by aizk 6mo ago
How powerful will Opus become before they decide to not release it publicly like Mythos?
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by aizk 6mo ago
Sounds backwards to me.
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by aizk 6mo ago
Microsoft is collapsing under the weight of their own bloat.
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by aizk 6mo ago
Probably right now because they're keeping it for themselves?
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by aizk 6mo ago
I've been messing with using Claude, Codex, and Kimi even for reverse engineering at https://decomp.dev/ it's a ton of fun. Great because matching bytes is a scoring function that's easy for the models to und
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by aizk 6mo ago
How do you guys manage regressions as a whole with every new model update? A massive test set of e2e problem solving seeing how the models compare?
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by aizk 6mo ago
This has happened before. It was called anon kode.
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by aizk 6mo ago
In light of these nonstop supply chain attacks: Tonight I created /supply-chain-audit -- A simple claude code skill that fetches info on the latest major package vulnerability, then scans your entire ~/ and gives you a report on a
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by aizk 7mo ago
Definitely there's some truth to it
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by aizk 7mo ago
I'm not hustling enough to be honest.
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by aizk 7mo ago
If simply saying "Hi, would you be interested in covering this?" characterizes me as an annoying hustler then you know what I'll take it.
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by aizk 7mo ago
I have a story with Benji. Last year I went viral, and Benji was the first person to interview me. It was a really cool experience, we chatted via Twitter dms, and he wrote a piece about my work - overall did a decent job. Then, 6 months la
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by aizk 7mo ago
America / Israel's partnership goes a lot deeper, it started in the cold war, and it's quite interesting. It heightened significantly after 9/11, where Israel spied (and still does) on all of America's enemies to pr
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by aizk 7mo ago
I worked on a puzzle like this roughly 2 years ago from Anthropic. I did the first half, the easier part of the CTF, and my friend did the second half, the more technical ML stuff. We both got interviews at Anthropic, which was cool - I was
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by aizk 7mo ago
Did you get an interview with Jane Street?
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by aizk 8mo ago
Very cool
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Babel – Captchas for AI(babel.vercel.app)
4 points by aizk 8mo ago|2 comments
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by aizk 8mo ago
Given the rise of AI agents, I created this concept art of what a CAPTCHA trivial for LLMs but difficult for humans would look like.
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by aizk 8mo ago
You guys are going to get a pultizer in journalism at this rate keep it up.
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by aizk 8mo ago
Dev here: Unfortunately, that was one thing I never managed to figure out with WikiTok - content filtering. Wikipedia has no categorization of whether or not their articles are NSFW (imagine how much debate that would require for millions o
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by aizk 8mo ago
Thanks for the shoutout :)
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by aizk 8mo ago
Thanks! That's me :)
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by aizk 8mo ago
Wikitok lives again! :)

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