cyanydeez

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by cyanydeez 21d ago
Justba prompt change.
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by cyanydeez 21d ago
We're basically in some rendition of planet serenity, where 20% of the population absolutely is eating this shit up.
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by cyanydeez 21d ago
what is the benefit of making any resource more available to agents?
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by cyanydeez 21d ago
you are way to forgivining in how stupid the military is under current leadership. This sounds like the same type of Israel apologism. "OK, well we kill a bunch of innocents, but they were related to all those evil people"
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by cyanydeez 21d ago
I'm starting to thing AI is the baseline of cognition and it matches the worst parts of humanity. Its just, we trained on the better parts so it's not so obvious.
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
Humans dont let LLMs raw dog internet web searches.
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
I've been trying to slowly do this. But muscle memory and visual cues, embedded for 15 years just keep winning. None of my excel sheets are just numbers, they're tied to database pulls and those dont work either. Just trying to do
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
perhaps take the adversary out and just ask: how does the system evolve without duplicating errors side effects of rate but "horrific" consequences. What you're talking about is evolution and we've seen lots of problemat
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
Wage theft would politely (...) disagree
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
Error rates will never go to zero and as context grows ambiguities grow in reverse. So your arguement is great to some token...n but after that, it all unwinds.
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
FAA spending money to replace air traffic controllers....
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
Itll definitely cost more than that, and blood.
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
A lot of people who tolerate nazis.
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
"We don't want to go to jail for something we're reponsible for"
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
I'd be happy if CEOs had criminal liability for the criminal acts of their negligence.
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
this is one of those slippery slopes to the 'king has no clothes' parables. Or adapted for modern life in America: 'the king shits in their diaper'
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
I suspect it won't be a harness, but just a more specific LLM trained in the universe of user-selected context of vetted resources. Why? Because LLMs are always going to be dumb when they're trained at scale. Their ability to spea
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by cyanydeez 22d ago
>The scaling laws hold that a language model grows more capable with more parameters and more training data. Which is a choice, not a "law": https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.13786 https://www.alphaxiv
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
training is in there because it's "trained" to do trivial apps like TODO lists, etc. I'm well aware it can build apps. But if you arn't tracking what's going on, they're basically creating deterministic ga
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
The LLM by itself will never create software of any nontrivial (training) complexity. The harness though will improve while parameter count stagnates. The Qwen3.8 models are strong enough when given proper context.
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
Weve hit the sigmoid. Whats scalling is ancillary to the model. The cry for a slowdown is because the open weight models demonstrate the cost of parameter pacling is not work neither inference nor training. The assumption about the singular
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
yeah, if you ignore what the op said, it sounds similar.
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
I think what's most important to consider: there's no signularity with these models. The more you cram into them, the more unreliable their "intelligence" is. That there's a sigmoid to the means and methods, and we
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
"Oh no, my drinking water tastes like ~~crap~~arsenic after I ~~pooped in the well~~deregulated business interests"
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
> It's surprisingly common in women This would be a _Fascinating_ citation.
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
"Criminal Report, Activities, Procedures"
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
you mean criminal activity? If "you" weren't a giant corporation and "it" wasn't a billion dollar baby; it'd all be shut down wouldn't it.
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
Apple is,like all companies, one MBA away from enshittification.
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
Bots have probably existed on google for two decades, so probably a boiling frog situations.
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by cyanydeez 23d ago
Transport this headline 20 years into the past...

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