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by dazzaji 2y ago
Late Sunday night, I gained access to OpenAI’s newly launched Deep Research and immediately tested it on a draft blog post about Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) compliance and AI-agent error handling [1]. Here’s what I found: Wit
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Nope. Kept them coming!
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by dazzaji 2y ago
I’ve been using Sublime Text many times a day since around 2010 for my daily and weekly logs. My Mac is set to use it as the default for .py, .md, and .txt files, so I find myself in Sublime all the time—and I absolutely love it! Sure, I de
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Another thought: Focusing resources on promoting creation of the most powerful open source models rather than continuing the overwrought emphasis on risks and safety is a vastly wiser course. The R1 models recently out of China are a solid
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US leadership in AI requires open-source diplomacy(thehill.com)
1 points by dazzaji 2y ago|2 comments
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by dazzaji 2y ago
China is leveraging open-source AI models to gain global influence, potentially creating dependencies on its technology and values. This article argues that U.S. policymakers are focusing on the wrong threats by restricting open AI models a
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Which AI to Use Now: An Updated Opinionated Guide(oneusefulthing.org)
4 points by dazzaji 2y ago|3 comments
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by dazzaji 2y ago
This guide compares top general-purpose AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, highlighting recent advancements, strengths, and use cases. It offers practical advice on choosing the right AI for various needs, making it I think a usefu
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Honestly, LLM-related posts are usually a topic I’m more likely to click on, depending on the article. I find some of the discussions pretty interesting and useful, though I get why the saturation might feel like too much for others.
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by dazzaji 2y ago
This article does a great job summarizing the rapid advancements in reasoning and AI agents. Models like OpenAI's o1/o3 and DeepSeek's r1 demonstrate how inference-time compute and structured Chain of Thought (CoT) are pushin
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying that timescape cosmology focuses on dark energy, not dark matter—makes sense they’re addressing different puzzles. That said, I’m curious: could there be any indirect connection between the two? For instance, if dark m
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Just a thought – could the existence of something like dark matter actually be causing the differences in the rate of time in different parts of the universe? If dark matter affects gravity in ways we don't fully understand, maybe it&#
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by dazzaji 2y ago
I’m now free-falling down a moon viewing ceremony rabbit hole of emoji history, and enjoying the ride!
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by dazzaji 2y ago
I use the Apple Vision Pro pretty much every workday for at least one to three hours. Sometimes, when I’m deep in coding or other major projects, I’ve been in it for over five or more hours at a stretch. I use it exclusively with my MacBook
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying, and I’m sorry to hear this is happening. LLM agents have a lot of promise, and it’s frustrating to see baseless fear being stirred up. There’s already enough uncertainty around what’s legitimately needed to get the te
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by dazzaji 2y ago
I saw that but here’s an alternative take on what happened: While the session file definitely shows the AI agent using sudo, these commands were executed with the presumption that the user session already had sudo privileges. There is no in
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Wait, is that gist of the same session as is described in the article? I don’t see any escalation of privileges happening.
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Among the good reasons for SB-1047 to have been vetoed are that it would have regulated the wrong thing. Here’s a great statement of this basic flaw: https://law.mit.edu/pub/regulatesystemsnotmodels Not speaking for MI
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by dazzaji 2y ago
For Google Docs like real time collab on native markdown, I like and use daily: * https://hackmd.io and * https://stash.new
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by dazzaji 2y ago
It’s about agents. This is the first clear public signal from OpenAI that they are in fact going to release agentic AI capabilities (enabling the model to take actions on behalf of the user, and this will inevitably eventually include consu
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by dazzaji 2y ago
This looks really promising for complex legal reasoning tasks and other challenges. How can I track progress? Is there an email list or something? Thanks!
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by dazzaji 2y ago
Yes, and it works like a charm! I've used it a few times already today and can see this becoming a very regular part of my workflows. Thank you!
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by dazzaji 2y ago
I’m getting the server overload error but assuming this mostly works I’d use it every day !
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by dazzaji 2y ago
I’m way out of my depth here but if I’m reading this right a flow model would not base outputs on a prompt but instead, after it’s sampling/inverse flow pipeline (if I got that right?) is activated it would somehow just output whatev
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Go for it!
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by dazzaji 3y ago
If I ever create a working definition of artificial consciousness, I’m definitely calling it quidlesmoopy.
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Evidently, there is now a legislative push for parliament to reverse these convictions: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0h48cft “UK to bring in law to quash wrongful Post Office convictions” According to the BBC Glob
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I’m intrigued and currently downloading this app. Love the idea of having offline direct access to this model. One small-ish thing though: Looks like the URL for the privacy policy ( http://opusnoma.com/privacy ) linked from
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I meant “first test” not first text. Though it was the first text it output so that too, I guess.
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I love this so much. I’ve got a backlog of videos to comb through and this might just be the solution. To me, immediate usefulness is a great informal indicator of a righteous hack. As a first text I threw a rather dense talk I gave to Lega

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