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by cubefox 8mo ago
Interesting end of the Anthropic report: > Opus 4.6 is currently far better at identifying and fixing vulnerabilities than at exploiting them. This gives defenders the advantage. And with the recent release of Claude Code Security in lim
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by cubefox 8mo ago
> Unlike the Ship of Theseus, though, this seems more clear-cut: if you throw away all code and start from scratch, even if the end result behaves the same, it’s a new ship. That's not how copyright works. It doesn't require ex
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by cubefox 8mo ago
No that's a different video.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
That seems unrelated to what happened.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
If you let an LLM merely rephrase the codebase, that's like letting it rephrase the Harry Potter novels. Which, I'm pretty sure, would still be considered a copy under copyright law, not an original work, despite not copying any t
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by cubefox 8mo ago
LLM account.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
Yeah, those other comments also have an AI vibe. The LLM bots are getting better.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
> So... it helps you understand that's the main selling point of the monitors is the range of brightness? Doesn't help much because LCDs getting significantly brighter than OLEDs is normal. > XDR stands for "Extreme Dyn
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by cubefox 8mo ago
So what? Any LCD also struggles with black levels. They have advantages and disadvantages. The point is more that Apple tries, like TV manufacturers, to hide the LCD designation by instead coming up with a creative but misleading acronym. &
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by cubefox 8mo ago
Yeah but kids that are online are perhaps ~5 to 17, while adults go from 18 to 80, 90 or more. Moreover, social media is usually also allowed for older teenagers, so it's not necessarily all people up to 18 that need filtering out.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
The question is whether parents should bear this responsibility or the state.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
> Stop making your kids my problem! This is an interesting point: there is a trade-off between kids being denied access to inappropriate websites and adults not being forced to verify their age. We can't have both, so we must weigh
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by cubefox 8mo ago
XDR = LCD
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by cubefox 8mo ago
Kind of weird that you pick Apple CPU cores when Qualcomm cores would be a far more appropriate comparison.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
I think it's pretty widely agreed in the space flight community that Eric Berger is currently the best space flight reporter in the world. He has lots of insider sources. Several times he correctly predicted things years in advance. Mo
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by cubefox 8mo ago
I liked his articles about AI. They were generally quite good. He has an understanding of AI that usual journalists don't have. But to use an LLM for writing is deception.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
No. The author doesn't like pop music, but that's not a guilty displeasure, because he doesn't think he should like it.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
The article is somewhat disingenuous because it "forgets" to mention the bright LED on the glasses while filming. This makes statements in the article that people don't know about video recording much less believable.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
Unfortunately the paper seems to have been mostly overlooked. It has only a few citations. I think one practical issue is that that existing training hardware is optimized for floating point operations.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
Maybe 100 years after birth instead.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
> Training a one bit neural network from scratch is apparently an unsolved problem though. It was until recently, but there is a new method which trains them directly without any floating point math, using "Boolean variation" i
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by cubefox 8mo ago
So what was their aroma like?
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by cubefox 8mo ago
This is a perfectly reasonable take. It's quite outrageous that this was flagged.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
It's called GOFAI, or not AI at all. It's basically all machine learning nowadays.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
LLM account
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by cubefox 8mo ago
I wonder whether attention-free architectures like Mamba or Gated DeltaNet are distracted less by irrelevant context, because they don't recall every detail inside their context window in the first place. Theoretically it should be fai
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by cubefox 8mo ago
> STALKER 2 is barely playable Maybe this was an issue with performance bugs in the early release version, not with the graphics card. This looks very playable to me: https://youtube.com/watch?v=iaPakspSiL8
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by cubefox 8mo ago
What would be some applications it handles better than regular Prolog? Something that naturally requires second or higher order logic rather first order logic?
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by cubefox 8mo ago
I'm not sure how Reflex 2 works exactly, but it doesn't improve frame rate, only latency, unlike conventional VR reprojction, which improves both (or at least camera frame rate). So apparently it's not quite the same.
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by cubefox 8mo ago
Exactly. Meta has successfully used this technology for years in their VR headsets. It's baffling that (to my knowledge) not a single normal FPS game has adopted the technology, even several years later.

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