avaer

16 ms·

361.
by avaer 7mo ago
There's also the Prompt API, currently in Origin Trial, which supports this api surface for sites: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/prompt-api I just checked the stats: Model Name: v3Nano Version: 2
362.
by avaer 7mo ago
That was my first thought too -- instead of talk like a caveman you could turn off reasoning, with probably better results. Additionally, LLMs do not actually operate in text; much of the thinking happens in a much higher dimensional space
363.
by avaer 7mo ago
I definitely pay more attention to papers affiliated with Chinese companies; the economics seem to be more conducive to doing good academic work and publishing it. I would say the same for companies like Apple (where TFA came from). But to
364.
by avaer 7mo ago
I wonder if the kind of personality that gets you on 30U30 correlates with being willing to engage in massive fraud, and being able to get away with it for a minute. Holmes, SBF, Shkreli, Charlie Javice, Ishan Wahi...
365.
by avaer 7mo ago
This announcement completes the betrayal of their founding principles. "Our goal is to advance digital intelligence in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, unconstrained by a need to generate financial return.&qu
366.
by avaer 7mo ago
I wouldn't would shelve it under "politics", it's not what politics meant just a few years ago. And I don't think the people you're talking about would have been political before politics became a bag of memes.
367.
by avaer 7mo ago
It seems human. It taught me 合影, which seems to be Chinese slang for just wanting to be in the comments. Probably not a coincidence that it's after work time in China. Really interesting to see Github turn into 4chan for a minute, like
368.
by avaer 7mo ago
Relieved to know I'm not the only one who grepped for that. Thank you for making me feel sane, friend.
369.
by avaer 7mo ago
(spoiler alert) Buddy system is this year's April Fool's joke, you roll your own gacha pet that you get to keep. There are legendary pulls. They expect it to go viral on Twitter so they are staggering the reveals.
370.
by avaer 7mo ago
You'd be playing cat and mouse like yt-dlp, but there's probably more value to this code than just a temporary way to milk claude subscriptions.
371.
by avaer 7mo ago
Would be interesting to run this through Malus [1] or literally just Claude Code and get open source Claude Code out of it. I jest, but in a world where these models have been trained on gigatons of open source I don't even see the mor
372.
by avaer 7mo ago
No, it was never open source. You could always reverse engineer the cli app but you didn't have access to the source.
373.
by avaer 7mo ago
Harder to do. Also node is not updated at the rate of npm deps.
374.
by avaer 7mo ago
Unironically, the descendant of Claude Code is the metaverse/holodeck/next minecraft. It will look nothing like those things, but it will be obvious in retrospect. For better and worse.
375.
by avaer 7mo ago
It's called the hedonic treadmill [1]. There's plenty of things written about it if you want to go down the rabbit hole. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedonic_treadmill
376.
by avaer 7mo ago
That's like saying the most beautiful thing in painting isn't the painting... it's selling gallery tickets.
377.
by avaer 7mo ago
As good as the team is, that's not what they're buying in this case.
378.
by avaer 7mo ago
How does this stack up against something like Tesana [1], which is also Godot based? Would it be accurate to say that it's like "Tesana but local"? [1] https://tesana.ai/
379.
by avaer 8mo ago
It's easy to create value for others and not worry about returns when you have enough money to not worry. Unfortunately for most people, there's plenty of companies willing to take the returns and leave you paycheck to paycheck. T
380.
by avaer 8mo ago
I wish the original title was kept ("How to win a best paper award"). It seems a good list for that. Most of this list is about how to dress for senpai; figuratively speaking. A pretty depressing take on "how to do important
381.
by avaer 8mo ago
I don't know why people are talking so theoretically. This was months ago. My friends have startups, I know a lot of engineers. The startups have been laying off people for months, and many of my engineer friends don't have jobs a
382.
by avaer 8mo ago
Insider trading has been a staple of making money in US politics for a long time, it's just more transparent now. I don't believe a targeted ban on participating in prediction markets would do much to weed out corruption while &qu
383.
by avaer 8mo ago
This is a real thing that has been proposed, going back at least to 90s cypherpunk culture [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_market
384.
by avaer 8mo ago
As I was reading I was thinking how this proves nothing, just like the countless attempts at human signaling I scroll past. So, the plot twist was somewhat refreshing. Who/what wrote the post seems besides the point.
385.
by avaer 8mo ago
Is this basically a CLI version of [1]? If so, I'm glad Google is being forward thinking about how developers actually want to use their apps. Better this than a Google dashboard, or slopped together third party libs. I know Google say
386.
by avaer 8mo ago
Not sure this counts as "humanoid" any more than the robots we've had in factories for a century... the hands and feet are nothing like a human's, and would not be improved by being more human. It seems they just made th
387.
by avaer 8mo ago
It's the gun control debate in a different outfit. I don't know if Google is doing _enough_, that can be debated. But if someone is repeatedly ignoring warnings (as the article claims) then maybe we should blame the person perform
388.
by avaer 8mo ago
That number terrifies me not because it is so high, but because it exists. What is stopping an entity (corporate, government, or otherwise) from using a prompt to make sweeping decisions about whether people are mentally or otherwise "
389.
by avaer 8mo ago
This sounds like a great idea, but I think two questions need to be asked for this to make sense: 1) Who is organizing/arbitrating? 2) Who is paying for the tokens? Is there some sort of funding or prize? I wish we could get t
390.
by avaer 8mo ago
What's the incentive for anyone to participate in this? It seems wildly expensive (in tokens), high mental overhead to understand, high hardware cost. So what's the upside? Is it for people with too much money and time on their ha

More ›