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by binlog 7d ago
Creating a fake key that decodes the original message into a valid result (including matching the ship's arrival time to the day) would be significantly more impressive than just cracking it.
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by binlog 8d ago
There's a "unsloppify site" toggle on top but the unsloppified version looks exactly as vibe coded as the regular one.
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by binlog 8d ago
The product isn’t meant for you or me it is for lawyers. If you can’t take on personal liability for a badly written contract then you shouldn’t be using it.
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by binlog 9d ago
Makes sense let’s trust Donald Trump instead
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by binlog 9d ago
Kinda funny that one of the biggest software engineering “influencers” of all time can’t host a blog that survives HN front page traffic. Maybe try LLMs Martin. He is of course entitled to his opinion on the topic, but I’m personally not go
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by binlog 9d ago
I agree that they should be separate modes, but presenting it as a toggle in the app is a terrible user experience. The model itself should figure out how much “power” it needs to run the query. I’m just asking a question. Whether you need
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by binlog 10d ago
Average is meaningless for anything that isn’t a normal distribution. The median spend per account is probably like $100.
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by binlog 10d ago
Evidence is the responsibility of the one making the claim. It’s up to AI labs to prove consciousness. Until then it is a machine.
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by binlog 10d ago
Hard to disagree with this. Have all the philosophical debates about consciousness you want, but we need to treat and regulate the AI in front of us for what it is – an advanced computer, a tool, a weapon. You wouldn’t feel a different way
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by binlog 10d ago
Says who? Models can also use results from tool calls in their reasoning loops.
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by binlog 11d ago
Funny that they aren’t targeting OpenAI and Anthropic’s computer use agents, which can do the exact same thing, and probably do it at a much larger scale given their userbases. The difference of course is that both OpenAI and Anthropic are
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by binlog 12d ago
So then why do they hand out visas that require “extraordinary ability”?
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by binlog 12d ago
The H1B problem could be fixed overnight if the government handed them out by a simple test of ability rather than an idiotic lottery. Having world class researchers and engineers who command million dollar salaries enter the same line as a
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by binlog 12d ago
Not the same thing, because celery and the like are sdk-level abstractions that need you to plug in your own queue (usually Redis, Kafka) and all other components. The Temporal server deployment includes the full control plane, queue, persi
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by binlog 12d ago
It’s an async job runner that scales well. Yeah they advertise a lot of fancy features, but really what they are selling is solid failure-resistant infra. Companies could set the same thing up with an in-house team, but it’s pretty great to