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by avaer 6mo ago
> for normie agents to take off in the way that you expect, you're going to have to grant them with full access At this point it's a foregone conclusion this is what users will choose. It'll be like (lack of) privacy on th
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by avaer 6mo ago
They did acquire TBPN, this barely needs tin foil. Credit to them for being media savvy.
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by avaer 6mo ago
That would allow Anthropic or anyone else to sit back and relax while the agent clones the features.
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by avaer 6mo ago
Hot take: we (not I, but I reluctantly) will keep calling it code long after there's no code to be seen. Like we did with phones that nobody phones with.
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by avaer 6mo ago
> Still trying to get a decent pelican out of this one but the new thinking stuff is tripping me up Wouldn't that be p-hacking where p stands for pelican?
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by avaer 6mo ago
> It is not a good analogy for Claude chats because those chats are not communication between a laywer and a client. How is it not? I get that a chatbot is not a person with rights. And NAL. But for all intents and purposes, it is a co
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by avaer 6mo ago
That's what I'm saying. Children are being sexualized and exploited left and right on places like Insta, Youtube, often even encouraged by their parents as it can lucrative. And this is totally okay and encouraged. But when kids s
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by avaer 6mo ago
As someone on the spectrum, I really don't understand where society draws this line. Seems self-contradictory to profiteer off of sexualized mass + social media (totally OK) but then get up in arms when that power is given to the masse
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by avaer 6mo ago
Keep in mind investing in cartoon foxes was a "business strategy" a lot of (otherwise serious) people bought into in 2020-2021. And those cartoon foxes didn't even do anything! I guess these ones do? Don't put it past th
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by avaer 6mo ago
TBH this post still reads like a clown show.
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by avaer 6mo ago
Setting up your agent. This part doesn't deserve a name; there is no programming or engineering or really much thinking involved.
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by avaer 6mo ago
In case someone reading this is thinking similar thoughts: there's no version of reality where doing this will solve any problem. Don't.
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by avaer 6mo ago
Hypothetically... I'm joey joe bob who happens to be maintainer of a top 10 npm package. My wife got cancer so I need money FAST. Unrelated: can you mythos my lib? 1 month later: whoopsie my lib got hacked and the hackers stole a bunch
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by avaer 6mo ago
This is the real reason it's not out. Great to see they were able to spin their lack of resources and money losing business model into an abundance of benevolence and concern for the proletariat.
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by avaer 6mo ago
It seems to follow that when the world is full of slop artists real artists don't get taken seriously/can't get a job. The Elons/FANGS are generally doing fine though.
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by avaer 6mo ago
Whatever is in Mythos will be open source in 6mos-1yr tops. You might not have the GPUs but you won't be locked out of the capability. We're still not at the point where one person with a coding agent can max out their salary in e
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by avaer 6mo ago
This post rubs me the wrong way. Don't get me wrong, I'm a FA customer. But this makes it seem like FA feels entitled to people's attention. Google is getting in the way of that, so they are complaining about the system. Yes,
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by avaer 6mo ago
I think this is the majority view.
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by avaer 7mo ago
Take all of the data, take all of the credit, take all of the money, and none of the blame. That would be a better mission statement for OpenAI at this point.
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by avaer 7mo ago
It's funny that the SSJS journey that started as a way to get JS out of the browser, now ships with a browser.
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by avaer 7mo ago
I know the models are named after Shannon. But whenever I see coincidences like this, I wonder: if an AI model (heck, even meat model) was consulted in the naming, how much of the coincidence accidentally/subconsciously got factored in
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by avaer 7mo ago
Forced software signing should be illegal.
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by avaer 7mo ago
The parents in this case are profiteering corporations on a mission to exploit the child for everything they can get away with, almost by definition. It's a slightly different dynamic.
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Basilisk Collection(suricrasia.online)
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by avaer 7mo ago
I'm not a fan of Altman, but it seems debatable whether LLM psychosis is psychosis if it is conducive to the subject given their environment. Which seems to be the case for Altman by some measures. I'm sure if we took one of us ba
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by avaer 7mo ago
Just because thoughts are translated doesn't mean they are consumed in the process. However I don't doubt many "team leaders" can and should be replaced with LLMs.
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by avaer 7mo ago
Directionally correct. But seems overly optimistic to think that moats can be kept from the prying eyes of LLMs, unless you're not interacting with the market at all.
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by avaer 7mo ago
Who would you trust more: Sam Altman, or a council of 1000 representative AI models?
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by avaer 7mo ago
I don't think it's separate. It might be a hamfisted fix but it seems fair game. Claude code subscriptions are for their CC product, which will not have this in the system prompt. If this is a dealbreaker, don't use Claude co
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by avaer 7mo ago
I love that it's a freeze not a purge. And that it's opt-out to have surreptitiously collected data being used against your livelihood. The data breach should have been reason enough to ban Equifax and force them to destroy their

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