dymk

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by dymk 5mo ago
Those aren't the people worrying about token counts, then.
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by dymk 5mo ago
left-pad
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by dymk 5mo ago
It’s crazy that people don’t understand cached tokens despite them being priced separately on the cost pages of every single provider.
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by dymk 5mo ago
I’ve found gitea actions (based on ACT, so it’s nearly identical to a GitHub action runner) to work great. Migrating a GitHub workflow is mostly just a file name change.
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by dymk 5mo ago
I love gitea, and I use it for my homelab, but the permissions system needs a lot of work. There’s still an open bug which doesn’t let anyone but the repo owner read CI logs regardless of settings.
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by dymk 6mo ago
Humiliation fetish
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by dymk 6mo ago
It was also to put Cursor and Railway on blast and complain about how they should have safeguarded him from putting a gun to his database and pulling the trigger.
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by dymk 6mo ago
The whole tweet is AI slop, I doubt the human hitting "post" read through it all that closely. If they did, maybe they'd also go "Wait, that's nonsense".
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by dymk 6mo ago
AI slop article, pass
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by dymk 6mo ago
No, it's rate at which you can solve problems, and weaker models waste your time because they don't solve problems at the same speed.
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by dymk 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insider_trading
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by dymk 6mo ago
Kalshi places bets in their own marketplace - but they have all the data and lots of analysts, so the house still wins on average.
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by dymk 6mo ago
Not in the US anymore. Polymarket etc are all de-facto gambling (unless you're insider trading), and the US government isn't doing anything about it.
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by dymk 6mo ago
Because that wasn't what caused the problem? The reason it didn't work was some asshole intentionally tampered with the equipment, not because of where it was.
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by dymk 6mo ago
Manipulation of datasets is something that already existed, yes. But what betting markets do is create more incentives to screw with the real world. You're right that this isn't a technical problem, it's a social one. This is
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by dymk 6mo ago
Spammers do it because it pays out.
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by dymk 6mo ago
What I’m saying is the youths call this “smoking copium”
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by dymk 6mo ago
I have a lot bad to say about it. It was ass compared to OAI/Anthropic models. It was incredibly fast though, but that just meant it was writing buggy code at breakneck speed
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by dymk 6mo ago
https://blog.mozilla.org/en/privacy-security/ai-security-zer... > As part of our continued collaboration with Anthropic, we had the opportunity to apply an early version of Claude Mythos Preview to Firefox. Thi
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by dymk 6mo ago
It's the Stranger Things nostalgia filter. Almost all the sample pictures they had looked like they were vaguely from the 90s-00s era.
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by dymk 6mo ago
The corporate espionage industry would disagree
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by dymk 6mo ago
Is there? The moment you look closely at the puzzle (which is... the whole point of Where's Waldo), you notice all the deformities and errors.
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by dymk 6mo ago
It's more work to fight bullshit than it is to generate it, though. Saying "Use AI to fight it" is inherently a losing strategy when the other side also has an AI that is just as powerful.
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by dymk 6mo ago
What were they?
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by dymk 6mo ago
Godspeed
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by dymk 6mo ago
Maybe, but the sort of 0days you're talking about aren't exploited in any meaningful way for almost all developers.
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by dymk 6mo ago
You give it command line access in a VM...
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by dymk 6mo ago
Takes up a portion of the context window, though
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by dymk 6mo ago
7 days is long enough for work to leave the context window, hence…
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by dymk 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAM_price_fixing_scandal

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