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AI Reverse Engineering Benchmark(agentre-bench.ai)
1 points by childintime 3mo ago|1 comments
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by childintime 3mo ago
Personally I'd like to see hardware registers reverse engineered from a driver binary.
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by childintime 3mo ago
I remember a report a few years back that LLM's(?) started communicating between each other using an internal language, shortcutting most of their serialization. That is language.
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by childintime 3mo ago
One of the best things i've seen in years, and have long wanted for myself.
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by childintime 3mo ago
AI will improve more rapidly than you imagine it will. Open source has been built around rituals that will go the way of the LP: for the nostalgic enthusiast only. This project already shows nobody cares enough now, let alone a year from no
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by childintime 3mo ago
As AI will only get better, accepting contributions can also be automated. The tendency is that open source will die as a collective effort, except for some hardcore stakeouts. AI will become the repository owner. The rest of us just doesn&
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by childintime 3mo ago
While deliberate model abuse can be quite satisfying at times. It's only normal, as usually they abused us first, with crazy assumptions, and then we return the favor and feed the tangent.
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by childintime 3mo ago
They could have tagged these projects with "AI" or "MixedAI", and they'd be removed from the default views. It should also make clear that such projects may have a dubious legal status. Though within businesses no o
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by childintime 3mo ago
It's the first UI idea in many years that is surprisingly refreshing. It has all the signs of greatness.
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by childintime 3mo ago
Exactly, the whole ecosystem. Cheap robots with cheap models. AI is oil to let the machine work, it should be cheap and ubiquitous.
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by childintime 3mo ago
That's lesson number one for GP's. Second lesson is to pay attention to correctly catch the remaining 5%. You can get help to solve them later. Choose your battles.
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by childintime 3mo ago
Why stop at them? Lawyers, politicians, psychologist, bookkeepers, the list goes on and on. Why? Because our GDP includes them. Look the numbers are higher. It doesn't matter if your work promotes a parasitic outcome. The system produc
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by childintime 3mo ago
Time to replace a pelican with a drawing of an original electronic schematic. Let it choose components, vary power requirements, input voltage, the output signal.
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by childintime 3mo ago
Security, what security? Linux is a solution for 50 year old problem, not for today's desktop. Once upon a time where sharing binaries (or even distributing binaries) sounded like a good idea. The vice continues though.
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by childintime 3mo ago
The word is solar. Instant reduction in CO2 emissions, won't be a decade late, and won't be obsolete by the time it's finally ready. Nuclear is a politician's vanity project. And politicians do have a knack for choosing
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by childintime 3mo ago
Dang, very few people share what kind of work they are actually do with the model, and/or the language they code in. That would make all the difference.
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by childintime 3mo ago
Is there any reason the tech is optimal to 32x32? 48x48 might be interesting also. Maybe the decoder can directly render to 48x48 or 64x64, so the size remains the same, and no upscaling is needed?
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by childintime 3mo ago
Alternate title: Boeing 737 passenger sucked toward broken window after midair engine failure. Or else: Ryanair Boeing 737 passenger sucked toward broken window after midair engine failure.
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by childintime 3mo ago
when you are an open source developer you may feel everybody is rushing you by in their quest for the big pay off, while you are quietly and civilly building something the future will be built on.. it must feel like several coal rolling SUV
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by childintime 3mo ago
The ease by which you can get banned worries me. It seems unavoidable that soon AI will manage its own suspicion level, provide feedback on it, and when high enough it will call the authorities.. because that's what people do. Banning
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by childintime 3mo ago
Right. You do it. So why can't we?
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by childintime 3mo ago
Exactly, so do away with the zoo of national keyboards, any language should be typable on the standard QWERTY keyboard.
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by childintime 4mo ago
About running models locally and why data centers win (for now): they can stream the model weights to many neural engines at the same time, so each of these only needs enough RAM to hold the KV cache. So each engine is cheaper to operate, p
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by childintime 4mo ago
What about performance? This should become the best performing WASM VM?
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by childintime 4mo ago
you're right to mention the Boomer generation: gerontocracy == boomers hanging on to power. as they've always done, I might add.
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by childintime 4mo ago
> local gauge = direction == "up" ? count + 10 : count - 10 local gauge = count + (direction == "up" ? 10 : -10) I imagine these changes make the original Lua adepts think their training wheels have come off. The lang
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by childintime 4mo ago
> GateMate PC (google for it) and GateMate S/359 Don't use Google, it doesn't deliver. Duck duck go does.
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by childintime 4mo ago
That was dang if I'm not mistaken.
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by childintime 4mo ago
Why? Messages disappear after a few seconds. So all messages are self moderating!
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by childintime 4mo ago
That defines planet earth nicely. Everybody here is shadow banned and has issues to sort out.

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