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by conception 1mo ago
It’s kind of crazy they’re shutting this down just when this Service probably has the most possibilities ever. You have an agent with Multiple people doing actual physical tasks in the real world seems like something that could be really po
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by conception 1mo ago
Gemini is the only model that has made legitimately good jokes - subtle, clever. I was terrified.
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by conception 1mo ago
Oh no no he should have just won by more you see!
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by conception 1mo ago
Apple TV has entered the room.
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by conception 1mo ago
Just giant ram. Because Ram.
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by conception 1mo ago
There are in the US. Just the current administration doesn’t follow them.
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by conception 1mo ago
So you’re saying we could significantly cut energy use globally by limiting data center build outs? 1.5% is a //huge// amount. If it was a “drop” in your bucket, it would only hold 67 more of those drops.
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by conception 1mo ago
Also the US has very publicly shown they don’t have the ability to effectively wage war over any period of time.
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by conception 1mo ago
So the latest grift to separate fools from their money? Noted.
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by conception 1mo ago
The worst thing you can be in America is wrong. Our entire public society is built around, not admitting guilt or wrongdoing in any way shape or form.
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by conception 1mo ago
It’s becoming trendy to hate on Anthropic these days but their AI security record speaks for itself for years. Every AI safety benchmark/paper I’ve seen since sonnet became viable placed them far ahead of all other providers - marketin
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by conception 1mo ago
Discord took this place.
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by conception 1mo ago
Inference is profitable though.
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by conception 1mo ago
Then every founder you know has no idea how policy should be done. There’s a difference between having a pro manufacturing policy and applying tariffs and trade wars ad hoc based on how you feel slighted and giving no warning to any busine
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by conception 1mo ago
https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/dataviz/dfa/distr... Also breaks down when few individuals command tremendous power. Tax policy has been //fantastic// for the very wealthy.
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by conception 1mo ago
Voting matters. Remember these companies are trying not to get shut down overnight.
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by conception 1mo ago
I’ve been working on a decompilation project that fable was choking on and GLM 5.3 has been chunking away at it for 72 hours now? I think it’s my favorite agentic/implementer model right now.
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by conception 2mo ago
There are already a couple of answers for standard male programs, but if the male programs such as Gmail pushes up content to your inbox, save from Google then yes, that would be an algorithm that would qualify. I would really argue what yo
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by conception 2mo ago
Etched model into a chip? A… mobile chip eventually? Seems prescient.
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by conception 2mo ago
The best idea ive seen is if you decide what a user sees in an algorithm way (beyond “natural” ones like chronological) you are liable for the content - you are no longer a common carrier and can be sued for damages. That should be step 1.
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by conception 2mo ago
And drones.
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by conception 2mo ago
Also prevents food deserts and other dark societal patterns.
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by conception 2mo ago
Trivial with spam heuristics and a cheap llm today.
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by conception 2mo ago
Sure but if they aren’t editing their copy to make it readable then I probably won’t trust anything else. It’s not hard to read what comes out of an LLM and make it readable.
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by conception 2mo ago
That’s the worst part if they had just spent 10 minutes editing it it would’ve been fine but either they couldn’t even put in 10 minutes of effort into the article (bad) or they can’t tell that it’s written obviously like an LLM (also bad).
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by conception 2mo ago
The problem is LLM output’s value is intrinsically zero because there is no scarcity to it. I too can just prompt “What’s the rate of self hosted email?”. If an article is signaling that its value is zero, then everyone should just move on
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by conception 2mo ago
No, but private conversations between China and Taiwan right now are probably… tense. Korea as well this week.
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by conception 2mo ago
They are making hundreds of millions of dollars on the grift. They seem quite comptent.
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by conception 2mo ago
“But that would be like telling a student in the 70s to pretend that calculators or computers don’t exist.” If students of the 70s or today pretended they didn’t exist up to a certain point when they needed them to move forward, like bioinf
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by conception 2mo ago
That’s interesting because they explicitly mention that as an issue in their prompting guidance for 5 - https://claude.com/blog/the-new-rules-of-context-engineering...

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