chris_money202

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by chris_money202 4mo ago
"training good coding models" many would say that is a highly debatable statement, and some would say that is just flat out not true. Cursor has not trained a frontier model from scratch, what they did was take an already made (no
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
LoC by itself is useless and so is AI LoC, it doesn't really show anything by itself. But if you pair AI LoC in a range and also task completed in the same range and then compare that with historical data over a similar range without A
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
I think a lot of developers who enjoy writing code are in an internal battle knowing they could write it themselves or AI could do it and probably do at same speed or many times faster. It's a contradiction as a developer because we al
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
Think it’s only right to disclose how many tokens were used in the creation of this website
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
I think it’s pretty easy to judge when in conjunction with AI edited photos you have algorithms that award that. So sure it might be just some people that do it, but it ends up being all that is seen. Is Apple to blame in that? No. But are
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
T1 companies have longer depreciation cycles, they have customers that will use the dated hw for non-frontier work. They can make the capex more justifiable and have flexibility to be more creative about its use. A frontier lab really needs
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
Operating these datacenters is a pretty big cost that isn't factored here
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
Not sure I agree with the cropping argument, would be no different than cutting a printed photo with scissors. I would lump the other image manipulations done by hardware into "AI manipulation" as well, although those tend to be m
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
Think two things can be true at once. They should be using their capital to achieve their speculative price. Instead, they are using their capital to achieve a modest ROI, thus invalidating the speculation AND proving they have tech issues
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by chris_money202 4mo ago
I have to say, I extremely dislike AI processing of photos. The camera is a vehicle to capture the realness of the world around us, including the imperfect moments. Distorting that with AI and being okay with it is really disappointing.
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Congress is allowed to make laws (covered by the constitution) if that law grants the federal government the authority over something then the law is covered by the constitution.
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
In terms of our brains though we can only think forward as well (if forward is time). Our brain in the future says something we did in the past was wrong (part of the sentence we wrote) and that informs our body (the agent) to go back and f
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
They are undoubtly doing this because so many users operate out of /mnt/c with zero clue of that implication.
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Finally some good news!
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
They have stopped a lot of supersonic missiles, some probably being sub-sonic. Hypersonic is 5-10x supersonic speeds and can maneuver at that speed and not many countries have these types of missiles.
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
WSL
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
It’s a step in the right direction, but there’s still a long ways to go in terms of smaller LLMs ability and hardware costs
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Microsoft has been letting GitHub operate independently since up to very recently. Seems to imply the problems could be systemically GitHub’s and Microsoft is now stepping in and correcting the ship.
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
There was an x post in another thread under this post that showed all the standard usage numbers are way up: 14x, 2.1x, etc. And the OP hinted at the usage growth being non-linear for 2026
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Github's core platform doesn't really make that separation, anything a human can leverage on github an AI agent can as well, just faster and with heavier usage. End of day agents and humans are using the same services.
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Is this growth in resource usage or growth in revenue? Because those numbers aren't necessarily coupled. I.e most action runners are free
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Yes, because that caused the usage of the services to skyrocket, GitHub runs on Azure and Azure is experiencing capacity strain due to AI, so GitHub's services are struggling to auto-scale
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Has nothing to do with Microsoft acquisition... AI usage has increased demand and load. More PRs, more Action runners, more of everything firing. GitHub just wasn't ready for the scale and are now having issues catching up with it as i
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
I agree, I find that just telling claude to use the CLIs I would have used anyway in the prompt works just fine. Use gh to do X, use az to do Y, build using Z. The harness handles the rest. All these MCPs, Skills, plugins, etc are just nois
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Might also be because of Anna’s Archives
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Microsoft does self host claude and gpt for GHCP
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Think this is more an argument against them in security than for them. You don't want the LLM forming the opinion that something is secure when it is not because it has "microsoft" in the name of a binary or something else. T
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How Many Questions Can the World Afford to Ask AI?(chicagobooth.edu)
4 points by chris_money202 5mo ago|0 comments
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
Enterprise will always choose the less risky option so if there is either-or its vetted extensions only. For consumer it's kind of already like this in a way, there are "verified" extension providers. Overall, I think this is
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by chris_money202 5mo ago
It would be cool, if you get a platform working for this, it's guaranteed to work on any phone too which is nice. Probably would want something where the platform handles auth and payment through the SMS service tied to your phone numb

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