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by dminik 3mo ago
You should definitely take speed into consideration. If your're writing an essay, being able to type it out and still have both the opportunity and time to edit it is great. If you're writing it on paper, you likely have neither.
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by dminik 4mo ago
Surely can't be worse than GitHub going down every 15 minutes no?
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by dminik 4mo ago
Why then do they make the most annoying, user-hostile dark pattern cookie banners they can come up with? No, website operators hate that they have to either stop spamming thousands of tracker scripts or put up a banner. They found out that
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by dminik 4mo ago
I mean, I'm not sure that's the correct read on this. If you want an Opus class model, it makes sense that you would train on what Opus outputs. But, if you want something better than Opus, training on the same data that Opus was
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by dminik 4mo ago
I mean, they did the "confidential S1 filing" thing a few days apart. Anthropic on 1st June: https://www.anthropic.com/news/confidential-draft-s1-sec OpenAI shortly before June 8: https://openai.co
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by dminik 4mo ago
I mean, my comment wasn't necessarily meant to be some insightful analysis. But I do find it weird that OpenAI has seemingly gone from racing Anthropic to "maybe in 6 months" in the span of a week.
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by dminik 4mo ago
It might be "Emergent misalignment": https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.17424 Essentially if you misalign a model in one area, say opinions on left wing people, it can start exhibiting misaligned behavior in other ar
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by dminik 4mo ago
> The A.I. company’s advisers are pushing its chief executive, Sam Altman, to move slowly after SpaceX’s stock has been volatile and as the start-up grapples with financial challenges. Surely if your company isn't just blowing smoke
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by dminik 4mo ago
This is supposed to be negative, but all I can really think of is "Good."
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by dminik 4mo ago
GoldSrc (HL1 engine) is very much not open source (or even source available). There's at least one open source remake (which is possibly illegal due to using the SDK) but no official release.
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by dminik 4mo ago
Slop out, slop in.
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by dminik 4mo ago
I mean, this really doesn't sound useful even if LLMs worked that way. First, if you know nothing you don't even know what you're missing or what to search for. Then, without unlimited context, you have to do research for eve
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by dminik 4mo ago
Does it? What if a company decides that their preferred browser is Firefox. Can you use this feature to only enable logins from Firefox? Or is it only for Chrome?
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by dminik 4mo ago
The posts don't even need to be offensive, just uncomfortable: https://www.fox4news.com/news/woman-arrested-facebook-post-c...
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by dminik 4mo ago
Yeah, it was funny seeing a bunch of people going like "Anthropic is fighting for privacy" meanwhile I'm like "Uhh, what about the other 8 billion people?" On second thought, it's not funny.
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by dminik 4mo ago
Not much different from threads then.
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by dminik 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure Firefox is configurable using AD. So is automatically updating (not sure about freezing versions). If you don't want your user to run whatever version with whatever extension you can do that.
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by dminik 4mo ago
Ah, that reminded me to check up on these "AI wonder projects". Cursor's Web Browser? Last update 5 months ago: https://github.com/wilsonzlin/fastrender The Claude C compiler? 4 months since any changes:
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by dminik 4mo ago
We'll, someone has to do RLHF.
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by dminik 4mo ago
Some additional points to consider: 1. Pay the workers in company scrip and relocate the workers to a company town. That way, all workers are fully dedicated to the company. 2. Start importing slaves from Africa again. It worked to build up
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by dminik 4mo ago
Technologically yes, but this is a vast oversimplification. You need lots of money to be able to buy the tech you need to do so. And you can't exactly earn that from not using the tech, since foreign (or even local) competition will sl
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by dminik 4mo ago
This is kind of funny, but very much expected. The interface into the LLM is tokens in and out (text, images, audio). And the harness generally doesn't understand what you're passing in. The LLM has nothing to do other than to res
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by dminik 4mo ago
This seems like a lot of extra work. If at all possible, just keep your work stuff on your work laptop/computer. And then keep that at home/at work. No need to sign in and out of 20 different accounts.
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by dminik 4mo ago
What meaningful conversation can you have about an article you can read beyond the headline?
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by dminik 4mo ago
Have you considered these people in general aren't some outsiders out to attack you or your favorite language? The people who do end up making and using type checkers are people who have or are actively using these dynamic languages an
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by dminik 4mo ago
Its funny, I've noticed the same thing, but did not come to the same conclusion. I currently don't have work access to Claude Code, but most of my teammates do. Watching from the outside, the cycle seems to look like this: 1. Expe
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by dminik 4mo ago
> Anthropic announced their first profitable quarter Free: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/20/anthropic-revenue-explosive-... Paywall: https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/mind-blowing-growth
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by dminik 4mo ago
Starting a sustainable steam competitor with piracy sure seems like a great idea!
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by dminik 4mo ago
No it's not. It's well speculated. Can you give a single source that says they have a 50% margin on inference?
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by dminik 5mo ago
I don't. I was recently doing some searching for information I thought AI would be good for: fuzzy natural language search with some conditions. And it was, but ... Gemini at least is not great at citing and picking sources. Or providi

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