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871.
by baq 9mo ago
you should always benchmark your use cases and you obviously don't review multiple outputs; you only review the consensus. see how perplexity does it: https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/introducing-model-counc
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by baq 9mo ago
hope for the best, expect the worst...
873.
by baq 9mo ago
> I can use my bank on some linux distro, crazy that they trust me enjoy it while it lasts. hardware attestation requirement for (at least) banking apps is a question of 'when', not 'if'.
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by baq 9mo ago
moral of the story is use both (or more) and pick the one that works - or even merge the best ideas from generated solutions. independent agentic harnesses support multi-model workflows.
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by baq 9mo ago
it does get screenshots right for me, but obviously I haven't tried on your specific paper. I can only recommend trying it out, it's also has a much more generous limits in the $20 tier than opus.
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by baq 9mo ago
try codex 5.3. it's dry and very obviously AI; if you allow a bit of anthropomorphisation, it's kind of high-functioning autistic. it isn't an oracle, it'll still be wrong, but it's a powerful, completely different
877.
by baq 9mo ago
if what Elon recently said is true ( if - but he might not be... inaccurate... on this particular thing) they already have and bought the forward production capacity of those new fabs and it still isn't enough.
878.
by baq 9mo ago
> the failure of October 7th you would be wise to reconsider what it actually was
879.
by baq 9mo ago
ios 27 being ios 26 minus liquid glass is literally the only thing I want from the next ios version.
880.
by baq 9mo ago
Don't underestimate the incompetence of our governments.
881.
by baq 9mo ago
Recently for obvious reasons I’ve started questioning everything. I imagine I’m not alone. Let’s just say I’m even more of a fan of EU digital infrastructure moving to strictly EU countries, no outside traffic allowed.
882.
by baq 9mo ago
current shortages are exactly the result of fabs not wanting to commit extra capex due to overbuild risk and inference demand seems to be growing 10x yoy; you've famously got 8 year old TPUs at google at 100% load.
883.
by baq 9mo ago
when does a bunch of matmuls being fed a blob of numbers become a transient consciousness?
884.
by baq 9mo ago
The minds name themselves. Ask your agent.
885.
by baq 9mo ago
it's a tool, not an oracle. you build with it, you aren't its customer, you're its wielder. for now, anyway.
886.
by baq 9mo ago
'a dog' in polish
887.
by baq 9mo ago
Meh, every time a new engineer joins a large project onboarding is actually reverse engineering, with luck assisted by original authors.
888.
by baq 9mo ago
The content isn’t low quality, though. The form got LLM signatures all over, but the story itself is quite interesting.
889.
by baq 9mo ago
Pretty much
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by baq 9mo ago
Never said what CC is doing is right. Using React for knowing what to render is good enough for state management for me, that they can’t or won’t figure out how to emit less escape sequences than they need to (which is a solved problem for
891.
by baq 9mo ago
That’s not a TUI, that’s a CLI. Any stateful UI needs a state management backend and a rendering frontend, React isn’t a bad choice for the former.
892.
by baq 9mo ago
I’ve built textual tuis (as in the Python library) and it responds to clicks just fine.
893.
by baq 9mo ago
TUIs work well over ssh. Pretty much everything else is a pain in the ass in some capacity, especially when the ssh client is a smartphone.
894.
by baq 9mo ago
Engineering addiction should be a punishable offense. It already is if you’re a chemist.
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by baq 9mo ago
Chess grandmasters are living proof that it’s possible to reach grandmaster level in chess on 20W of compute. We’ve got orders of magnitude of optimizations to discover in LLMs and/or future architectures, both software and hardware an
896.
by baq 9mo ago
After last month’s Erdos problems handling by LLMs at this point everyone writing papers should be aware that literature checks are approximately free, even physicists.
897.
by baq 9mo ago
Anything but recent.
898.
by baq 9mo ago
Commercial licenses ditto.
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by baq 9mo ago
Bad advice. You should be wary always. CLA or not, nothing guarantees that the project you depend on will receive updates, not even if you pay for them and the project is 100% closed source. What you’re suggesting is perpetuating the myth t
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by baq 9mo ago
CFCs are bad because they make the government get cancer. CO2 is fine because it'll make your grandchildren die in a heatwave or drown in a flood, that won't happen in the next few election cycles.

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