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by andai 3mo ago
> just look at it's comment history I checked one. Old account, nuanced takes, and shitting on everyone equally. The perfect HN user!
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by andai 3mo ago
> That would make Opus5 High same as Sol max, and now I wonder what the price and speed difference between those is? According to AA's "intelligence vs cost per task" and "intelligence vs time per task" graphs, O
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by andai 3mo ago
I wanted to say, 5 watts, doesn't HL2 already run on Raspberry Pi? But then I realized, this thing seems to be powered by some kind of rpi? https://www.clockworkpi.com/product-page/uconsole-kit-rpi-cm... That&#x27
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by andai 3mo ago
Can you elaborate on the tests thing? I'm new to testing, and AI agents recently voluntarily added an large number of tests to one of my projects. I've been learning a lot by reading them, and it seems like a great habit to develo
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by andai 3mo ago
I asked an agent for some high level cleanup and refactoring. I found that I ended up disagreeing with most of the structural changes. Some of them were necessary, some were beneficial, but largely it turned straight line code into abstract
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by andai 3mo ago
I came here to post the same thing. But this is addressed later in the same paragraph: > But hopefully better development practices, with a human in the driver’s seat, and a focus on reducing technical debt and writing idiomatic Zig, mea
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by andai 3mo ago
Yeah, in December I started hearing stories about GPT and Opus getting a little "creative" in the face of security restrictions. It seemed to happen with both models around the same time last year.
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by andai 3mo ago
This just in: > Lawmakers push for AI kill switch after OpenAI's models go rogue https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2vqj2e9x8o
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by andai 3mo ago
> 2023 - OpenAI’s Sam Altman Urges A.I. Regulation in Senate Hearing https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/16/technology/openai-altman-...
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by andai 3mo ago
My meaning was that if you pay for Google One or whatever they're calling it now, Google's UX is still ass.
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by andai 3mo ago
You mean why doesn't Apple sell music devices that can't run an App store? I think they make a lot of money from the app store, so they'd probably lose a lot of money by doing that. (I don't know about Apple's curre
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by andai 3mo ago
The ducks at the park are free, you can just take one home with you.
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by andai 3mo ago
Don't model weights fall under free speech?
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by andai 3mo ago
So my choice is between brain farts and regular ones... fortunately I work remote!
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by andai 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing, that is very interesting. The article quoted several of the studies as saying that the benefits of creatine are mostly on "stressed" population. Maybe that's what's going on here? It might have some k
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by andai 3mo ago
There seems to be some confusion here (including in the linked discussion?) about what this is. This is not continuing the development on the original Bun (Zig) codebase. It is extracting a subset of that codebase for deployment purposes. T
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by andai 3mo ago
You may live to see the advent of Ambient Stupidity!
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by andai 3mo ago
They will probably get stricter AI regulations which is actually what they've been pushing for years. So that's a funny outcome to the whole thing.
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by andai 3mo ago
> Carpentry: Please replace my front deck. I've been thinking, the way things are going with robotics it won't be long until you can vibe code a house. Arguably you already can, it's just very expensive, because most of th
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by andai 3mo ago
> I gain a lot of fulfillment by making things. I don't consider things built by others at my request to be made by me, and are therefore much less fulfilling. And then I feel sad. I've been wondering about this. Nobody would a
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by andai 3mo ago
In the brain-chip case (or indeed already now, in the case of our rectangular appendages), some of the hisses and clicks come from mysterious sources beyond the earring.
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by andai 3mo ago
I'll still be able to take my advice from Math.random()
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by andai 3mo ago
I'm trying to find more information about their politics. But all I found was their bylaws and a gay flag. Maybe I'm supposed to read between the lines?
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by andai 3mo ago
I think there is a slight difference between open source and government there. With open source you can just leave and pick another one. Or start your own. Well I suppose that's also technically true of governments...
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by andai 3mo ago
I was thinking recently about Dijkstra's position on proving the correctness of your programs, and how by his standards, we've all been going by vibes long before AI.
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by andai 3mo ago
> It stays out of your way and allows itself to blend into the background, no sudden UI changes, no pop ups advertising some way to get more money from me and no sudden drops in result quality. You have described here also the opposite o
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by andai 3mo ago
Yeah, for conversation between humans on the subject of this AI generated article...
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by andai 3mo ago
I had an agent implement a feature the other day. It wrote a bunch of tests proving the correctness of the feature. It turned out that it had implemented the whole thing in a completely backwards way, which not only defeated the purpose (sa
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by andai 3mo ago
> After gaining Internet access, the models inferred that Hugging Face potentially hosted models, datasets and solutions for ExploitGym. Knowing this, the model searched for and successfully found ways to gain access to secret informatio
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by andai 3mo ago
> This incident occurred during an internal evaluation which prompts models [with safeguards disabled for evaluation purposes] to pursue advanced exploitation using complex attack paths, in an effort to quantify their cyber capabilities.

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