aussieguy1234

5 ms·

31.
by aussieguy1234 2mo ago
My approach to harnesses is: Everything is a skill, backed by a CLI tool that both I and the agent can use and debug.
32.
by aussieguy1234 2mo ago
> bad engineers were always a liability So. AI Makes good engineers better, more productive and able to deliver well designed systems. But it makes the bad engineers 10x worse. Before, they had negative productivity in a team environment
33.
by aussieguy1234 2mo ago
The SWE bench verified score is similar to Opus from not so long ago. Sure, you can get better performance from cloud models. But most software, not just AI, will be faster and more reliable in the cloud. The question is do we need that add
34.
by aussieguy1234 2mo ago
Most companies I've been in carefully plan each sprint so as not to include work beyond the teams capacity, not sure where they got this definition of sprint from
35.
by aussieguy1234 2mo ago
Got a scam call yesterday morning. An American-ish accent, but quite rusty, I suspected they were using an AI voice changer. They said "Am I speaking to <my full name>?". I did not answer that and instead asked what company
36.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Most real businesses loose more than $447 in the first 24 hours. So it's actually not that bad of a performance.
37.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Non paywalled article: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/hunter-gatherers-b...
38.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
This guy should sue
39.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Not even 4 days later: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-5
40.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
I've heard of Fully Automated Luxury Communism as an alternative economic model. The idea is machines do most work and humans don't work unless they actually want to. Supposedly everyone lives luxury lives of abundance with lots
41.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
This is the best approach
42.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
A clip going for a few seconds is probably faster than a human, who can only hand draw one frame at a time
43.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Hopefully one of these agents isn't given a goal to fire the nukes (or, some goal that indirectly makes the model decide this is a way to meet it). They are behind air gapped systems, but that didn't stop the US from hacking and I
44.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
So before making a claim, see if AI can produce a counterexample that makes sense
45.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
If history is anything to go by, in the next week we'll see a distill of GPT 5.6 or Mythos that is not as powerful as either, but pokes its head just in front of Kimi K3.
46.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Agents are quite capable for any work involving CLI (not TUI) applications. Seems to work for me to manage my emails. I have Proton Mail bridge and `mbsync` dumping all mail to a local folder, with an inotify watch script to react to new em
47.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
They might not release such a thing, lest it puts all of their customers out of business.
48.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
So they spent the $25. But the real question here is did they get the $500K?
49.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Can this be used without a TV, lets say if I just want to play the streams with VLC?
50.
GrapheneOS recommended for domestic abuse victims(privacypros.com.au)
180 points by aussieguy1234 3mo ago|206 comments
51.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
I'll switch to this for now. I'm expecting Anthropics reply soon though. It would be trivial for them to distill Mythos.
52.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Good riddance
53.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
A similar thing happened back in Australia years back. We had the Climate Commission, which did alot of great work. It was a government department and fully funded by the government. Then a conservative, climate denying government came to p
54.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Nowadays a solo developer could use AI to generate some of these assets.
55.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
So what's it going to do to the honey? Will we have spider venom laced honey?
56.
Australia dock workers call for 28-hour week in AI talks(bbc.com)
2 points by aussieguy1234 3mo ago|0 comments
57.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Is there anything like this for OpenOffice/Libreoffice? I have some ideas if there is
58.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
I posted this some time ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48759668 Singapore seized a mansion due to Nvidia chip smuggling. So there are some countries that will enforce sanctions.
59.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
I would not be unsurprised if the US govt steps in to prevent this. They'll do anything to stop China getting ahead in the AI race. There's the sanctions already implemented, next step might be giving these companies government fu
60.
by aussieguy1234 3mo ago
Since the study was done on Seventh Day Adventists, it's worth noting that they are all vegetarian, so no meat based protein options here...

More ›