athrowaway3z

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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
> The inability to tightly control what to do in the face of conflicting directives I don't understand. We do tightly control it. We can do this perfectly fine. They could have just not given access to the internet. I'm not
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
Obviously to you perhaps. I've not seen anything that scares me, except for human idiocy. Regulation is not magic. In general, all it is is constraining taxable interactions. It does not constraint ventures outside that tax regime. The
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
I'm seeing multiple pieces, including the NYT, calling this behavior cheating and i think its counterproductive. You didn't just "give them access to bash". The final effective prompt contains explicit mentions of using
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
There is no cheating. There is misattributing the difference between the intentions and what the effective prompt actually says. The effective prompt contains both something like: "Dont use the internet" and a "Use these tool
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
Would this also mean we can get a EuroDollar systems for the Yuan? As in, Deutsche Bank can create loans denominated in Yuan without Chinese central bank control?
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
It strikes me that historically whenever one extremist side decides to pull the trigger and goes for a cult-of-personality power grab (because this is not a left/right exclusive thing); the really delusional stuff starts when those alr
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
If only Al Gore warned us about AI as well! /s Thinking these are at their current level relevant to climate change, is a level of ignorance that I'd almost put on a tin-foil hat to discuss how the fossil industry is feeding an an
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
> Is OSS important because you want to inspect the code, fork it, self-host it, avoid vendor lock-in, or simply because you trust open-source developer tools more? Or, for desktop software like IDEs is open source mostly a nice-to-have r
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by athrowaway3z 2mo ago
I dont think it's fair to say it's from those defending US military might. I've seen the same logical fallacy used everywhere; including people hyping Russia and China.
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
> Once a model is built, the biggest cost is inference Something i cant find any reliable data for, but would help for a sense of scale: How much use before its equal to training? I.e. assuming you have the training data and setup, and w
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
>People infringe on Anthropics IP No. Authors do not infringe on IP when they read another's book, nor should the lumber company be able to dictate how I use planks and if I can resell them if i'm done with them. You're fr
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
I'm not sure your complaint works in this case. You only write a report if you want the exemption. The hypothetical business you're imaging shouldn't be looking for an exemption. The law's effect on small business is con
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
> I came to the formalisms of software engineering through painful experience rather than academic instruction. If anything, that made me take those principles more seriously once I understood them. Not related to the article, but I&#x27
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
I think you misunderstood my previous comment. Game theorists, like any academic, prefer models with the least number of assumptions and (transitive) dependencies. My issue is with thinking this presumed fixed point was created with an eleg
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
This is too dismissive of the impact. Datacenter builders now have to add security so it doesn't happen a second time, perhaps even add it in more places around the world, and the overall attractiveness of building a datacenter in the
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
The elegance of the conjecture seems overstated, and looks like dressed-up ideology. The conjecture requires a theory of time in the form of periods/rounds to reduce price to zero - but wants to ignore time when it comes to information
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
Glad I got off Anthropic when they decided they'd be better off building a walled-garden for subscription users "to improve UX".
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
So first off, phenomenal stuff to see a 1bit model at 90% capability. However, this is the 5th product post in 2 weeks that proclaims that AI use is shifting, and why [insert tradeoffs] are the perfect fit. Paradigms shift don't happen
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
I bought a bag of chips without having to show my ID. There is a big difference between: Government demands every website to have age verification, and government supported scheme by which service can opt into age verification. As of now, A
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
> In my mind, it's pretty simple: I'm a human, LLMs are not. If a human writes a novel, it's inherently worth more because it's hard-earned and anchored to experiences we share. .... What? You open up with the calcula
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
I'm a heavy Rust user who doesn't like Zig all that much. I browsed through the Bun code following Kelly's post, and decided to have Codex replace all my Bun usage with Deno.
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
https://rootme.nebusec.io/
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
One of his policies is to build 1 affordable house - which is brilliant.
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
I think you wildly misunderstand the situation. If what you think is true, why did Farage step down call the election in the first place? It seems rather clear it was a PR stunt he knows he'll win in this district, which lets him distr
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
This is kind of a strange comment as it implies a false dichotomy. Its not 'nefarious' in that its in their best business interests. But it'd be difficult to take anyone serious who thinks Anthropic's motivation was to i
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
I bailed on Anthropic the moment they started blocking alternative harnesses like pi on their subscription plans.
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
If two people agreed on that statement, its entirely unclear if they agree with each other and if they found something profound in the first place. The imo much more foundational relationship not everybody is aware of is https://
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
They blocked Claude from being used in a different harness as well squeezed the usage like crazy. Switched to Codex and haven't cared since. Between the two the biggest difference by far is ... getting your harness / AGENTS.md &#x
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
What shows up in your news feed and what the politicians are spending time on are wildly different things.
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by athrowaway3z 3mo ago
There are other (voices in other) parties that want to expel/restrict foreigners. There is a spectrum, and the AfD holds a rather large portion of the people tentatively agreeing with what you call misrepresentation. How many people of

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