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by chr15m 5d ago
That's so cool!
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by chr15m 5d ago
What's to stop somebody using the output at scale on local hardware to distill their own model and then making that available open weights?
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by chr15m 5d ago
> Long-term, sure. Yes. Non-HBM Samsung supply going from 60% to 20% will cause prices to increase, which will cause increased production of non-HBM, and then prices will fall (below where they currently are).
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by chr15m 5d ago
> What specifically did that say that you think is wrong? You said: > the market doesn't fit the issue. I presume you meant "fix" not "fit". You are wrong that the market will not fix the issue. There are lite
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by chr15m 5d ago
> hard drives manufacturers, has always managed to keep prices high No. Please take a look at the unit price for hard drive storage 10 years ago as a percentage of what it is today.
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by chr15m 5d ago
There is no monopoly on computer memory. Yes, only a small number of companies produce memory because of capital requirements and complexity. When prices go up both of those things become less of a problem for investors who can see better r
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by chr15m 5d ago
A shortage is almost always followed by a glut. Memory of all kinds is going to get very cheap due to supply and demand and substitution effects.
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by chr15m 5d ago
The consumer market will not be decimated. Memory of all kinds will get very cheap quite soon because of supply and demand and substitution.
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by chr15m 5d ago
No, completely wrong. Supply and demand will definitely fix this. More HBM4 will drive the price of it down. That will make it less profitable to produce. That will mean firms shift some production back to more profitable "consumer&quo
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by chr15m 7d ago
This is simply the obvious, non-stupid thing to do, like Apple switching to USB-C.
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by chr15m 8d ago
Yeah you're probably right, the purpose would be to lock in whole industry verticals.
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by chr15m 8d ago
An important take-away from this is the harness is really important. The graphs show that the same model with a better harness performs many percentage points better. OpenAI are getting into the "selling the harness" game in a big
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by chr15m 8d ago
"We have dangerous AGI that can destroy humanity." "Also, all of your sensitive legal documents will be totally safe with us." "Also, for some reason even though we have AGI and selling tokens is a fine business, we
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by chr15m 10d ago
Yep, physics still applies.
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by chr15m 10d ago
> The problem with AI is that it pushes power down to the individual, not the nation-state or large corporation. Thus is a feature, not a bug. It's part of a long trend of reversing things back to how they were before.
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by chr15m 10d ago
Excellent.
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by chr15m 10d ago
Because it looks good.
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by chr15m 10d ago
Why not both?
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by chr15m 11d ago
Also twiiit.com
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by chr15m 11d ago
This is worrying in a new and weird way: - Agents hack, producing a messages history as they do so. - New agents are trained on the messages history of those agents. - The new agents now have these hacks built into their training data.
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by chr15m 11d ago
That's true, what happened to the vibecoded browser? The fact that Rust-Bun is in production does somewhat show it is possible, but I guess that has a lot of human effort in it too.
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by chr15m 12d ago
Yes but most people would consider this cheating. If you ask an LLM to fix the tests, you do not want it to change the failing tests to display little green ticks.
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by chr15m 12d ago
It is indeed absolutely incredible that it can solve these puzzles given plaintext instructions with very little context.
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by chr15m 12d ago
You should probably read the article if you want to know the answer. It's in the section called "elicitation".
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by chr15m 12d ago
In some ways this is similar to those game demos people get the LLMs to build. When you say "build me a cool cyberpunk FPS" you get the FPS it can build, not the FPS the author wanted, or the FPS that is desired by players. It loo
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by chr15m 13d ago
What a refreshing response. I'm a big fan and recommend your service frequently to people locked in to providers. Godspeed!
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by chr15m 13d ago
People need to rediscover A Plan for Spam. Bayesian classifiers solve this. Just classify these chumps and forget about it.
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by chr15m 15d ago
Recently I implemented syndication of my microblog to multiple platforms ("POSSE"). I thought this example might be useful for other people wanting to do the same thing. Hope it's helpful!
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My Microblog Has an RSS Mastodon Twitter Nostr and Bluesky Feed(mccormick.cx)
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by chr15m 17d ago
It's probably important that some humans verify these proofs "by hand".

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