bonoboTP

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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
I guess talking to people and making friends helps. Online, maybe seek out discords and befriend people and they may tell you. Not unlike how you find cool underground clubs.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Recently read a tweet suggesting to ask an llm to defend a position you know to be false. It's quite eye opening. I mean, it shouldn't be, if you did debate club etc. Or know how lawyers and politicians work. But it's quite r
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
It's often warping the message or "snapping it to grid", taking off the edge, the unique insight. A lack of clear communication is much more a symptom of unclarity about the intended message, audience, prioritization etc. I d
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
When I want to read Ai writing (which is not never), I chat with it myself and I prompt it better and get more interesting stuff than these generic insight blogspam.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
The comments as well. I won't give away the tells but HN is less and less pleasant to read. Now is the time to cherish your pockets of small scale high quality forums that's not flooded by this stuff yet.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Finance and investment banking is about resource allocation. To get the stuff like agriculture innovation etc done, you need money. You need someone to look and say, this is worth investing money in. This is far from trivial. The investment
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
To what extent were they correct and to what extent not? Is their correctness also linked to the correctness of the similar argument today or you're just noting the analogy?
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
I guess some of the appeal of those sparse photos is the element of fantasy and imagination. Wondering what it could have been. Looking at a low quality yellowing wedding photo of your grandma... It allows you to think and wonder. Seeing it
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Yes, genuineness, authenticity, quirky imperfection will be prized. But presumably some of that can also be trained into the models so... If this becomes a trust signal, you can prepare for next gen models to do stick figure hand-drawn-like
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
There are many places in general office work where you need some kind of graphics. Slides, reports, info graphics, dataviz. Or academic papers. Some are just illustrations, like a fancy clipart or stock photos, some are drafts for a proper
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
They are heavily dogfooding. Coding is needed to orchestrate the training of the next Claude model, data processing, RL environments, evals, scaffolding, UI, APIs, automated experiments, cluster management, etc etc. This allows them to get
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Name recognition has big value. People remember what an advancement the first banana was. Nowadays it's no longer so unique, ChatGPT's and Grok's image editors are also strong.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Drafting, iteration, mockups. Quite useful during ideation.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
They feel there's more leverage in putting those 10xers also on herding more agents and being fast.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
They initially wanted to call it just "Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (preview)" but the Internet stuck with the anonymous codename Nano-banana from LMArena because it's interesting and quirky. Google didn't officially adopt it
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
I think they are betting that any of this code is transient and not worth too much effort because once Opus 5 is traimed, they can just ask it to refactor and fix everything and improve code quality enough so that things don't fall apa
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
I see it on myself too. It feels too irresistible to start adding more features to software you develop with LLM agents. Everything feels like just a few prompts and will be done in half an hour. Why not add this too? Just another sentence
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Also broken for me. First of all /remote-control in the terminal just printed a long url. Even though they advertise we can control it from the mobile app (apparently it should show a QR code but doesn't). I fire up the mobile app
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
> protect the vulnerable (elderly, mentally disabled, etc) Yes, one could imagine some kind of mental test and if you fail you don't get to use your bank online, you have to walk to the physical location to make transactions. But th
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
There is simply no general recipe for this. Sometimes I put my little tools and libraries in order and then I'm very productive with them and looking back it seems to have been the key enabler to the actual thing getting done. Other ti
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
It feels like retracing the history of software project management. The post is quite waterfall-like. Writing a lot of docs and specs upfront then implementing. Another approach is to just YOLO (on a new branch) make it write up the lessons
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
You walk past a ministry office and notice that there is nobody at the door checking people entering, you walk in, you find an office door open, many binders on the shelves, nobody present. You read through the binders, pull out the drawers
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
The rage bait is the cookie cutter made up story with zero concrete info on the company (disclosure?!) and AI generated writing.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
So strange that I have to scroll this far to find mention of AI writing. It's clearly AI, but apparently now even tech people get fooled not just boomers on Facebook. They don't name the company and the whole story is just way too
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Next up: wire up a specialized chip to run the training loop of a specific architecture.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Why would ads go away just because you pay? Print newspapers and magazines have had ads forever and they cost money. Even expensive glossy magazines like National Geographic have full page ads, half page ads, etc. There is no natural law th
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
It's just an in-joke, he doesn't intend it as a serious benchmark anymore. I think it's funny.
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by bonoboTP 8mo ago
Because humans like to use those robots.
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by bonoboTP 9mo ago
Is your concern the potential for plagiarism or the lack of creative input from the human? If the latter, it would depend on how much intellectual input was needed from the human to steer the model, iterate on the solution etc.
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by bonoboTP 9mo ago
Your question has nothing to do with the GPL. If your concern is that the code may count as derivative work of existing code then you also can't use that code in a proprietary way, under any license. But that probably only applies if t

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