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by dominotw 3mo ago
> novel advances in math > we are seeing frontier level math breakthroughs (ie performance that would put it in the top 100 or 1000 mathematicians in the world if it were a human, meaning top .00001% or 800/8B) i think you have m
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by dominotw 3mo ago
Its not because the whole thread is made up bs about imaginary friends.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
same plan as always. stop from producing native capablity and then use the dependency to your advantage like becoming un attackable. cheap shit is more powerful that a nuclear shield.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
really? which employer gives you fixed tokens to do your work?
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by dominotw 3mo ago
> This is such a blanket dismissal that I can’t agree or disagree. > Maybe very few of YOUR problems are this way. At least mention some problem domains. i did in second part of my comment. why do you think billions are being poured i
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by dominotw 3mo ago
> I'm neither pro China, nor pro US. I'm pro open weights models, and I'm pro cheaper hardware. yea i got that from your first comment ( although you removed crush American companies in _price_ ). you are pro cheapness at
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by dominotw 3mo ago
Very few problems really have "all the tooling to verify its hypotheses" though. even if you want to construct such an harness. Also let me ask you why we need better and better and models if what we have already can produce good
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by dominotw 3mo ago
why do they do if their employers are paying for it?
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by dominotw 3mo ago
fake "AI deleted our production database" has blown up a few times
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by dominotw 3mo ago
it is really hard to know upfront if you have fuzzy task. sometimes i would choose a cheaper model and it will spin and spin with bad outputs ending up costing more had i chosen a more capable model.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
depends on what you are doing. if you are doing verifiable tasks like fixing bugs then any model would do as long as you write the right verification.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
imagine writing that on your resume > reduced inference cost by 20 percent saving company x billion dollars per month
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by dominotw 3mo ago
databricks is a top ai startup?. i thought they did spark hosting or something. what makes them a top ai startup
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by dominotw 3mo ago
i just have log.md that keeps a running log of things as i work though a project. thats all my claude code needs to navigate 'session' across systems.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
can downvoters explain? this has been by experience with these tools too. i thought it was well known that claude code got good at coding because anthropic bought tons of coding data from companies like mercor.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
yep all the advice about context engineering, harness whatever is so silly. ai doesnt give a flying fuck about some IMPORTANT instruction in your claude.md. It does what its has been trained to do. So find out what its trained to do and jus
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by dominotw 3mo ago
> > We request that the U.S. government support an international effort to develop the technical and governance tools needed to deliberately pace the frontier of automated AI development. > 1122 employees of frontier AI companies &
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by dominotw 3mo ago
not amd chips
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by dominotw 3mo ago
how much of it is from kimi ?
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by dominotw 3mo ago
it is open like open in openai
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by dominotw 3mo ago
those are still general purpose models. do you have an example of task specific model?
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by dominotw 3mo ago
There is no such thing as extracting "task specific intelligence" into a cheaper model.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
> Also everything hes saying about China (and other actors) many outside the USA would say about the USA. yes he is writing it as usa citizen running it a us company. I dont see how "usa is also.." is relevant here.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
> China has limited domestic production capacity, and therefore, due to the scaling laws, cannot build more powerful models than the US without US chips. So anyone with chips can produce a model ?
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by dominotw 3mo ago
maybe you just did cmd+f roma? i think dhh in all his ignorance thought gypsies = roma
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by dominotw 3mo ago
how is this not a non sequitur in your head. genuine question.
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by dominotw 3mo ago
we need open models because they let me dehumanize roma ppl. great take by dhh. 'When gypsies appropriate public spaces, you deport them. It's not hard, it's not cruel. It's the basic logic of self-protection.'
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by dominotw 3mo ago
he seems to be bullish on meta though and considers muse on slope than an intercept https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/the-future-of-meta-sup...
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by dominotw 3mo ago
> (there's even a thread on HN about Opus 5's problems is opus 5 a flop like 4.8 ? where is the thread btw curios
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by dominotw 3mo ago
pardon my ignorance but is fine tuning still considered viable in face of rapid model releases. Is it really worth it? my friends whove tried in their companies gave up on it.

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