enraged_camel

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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
I see. Following your conjecture, there are two possibilities: 1. It wasn't an accident. OpenAI explicitly directed its agents to hack Hugging Face. Despite the fact that such a thing is a federal crime that carries prison sentence. 2.
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Claude Code adds new "concise" output style setting(twitter.com)
11 points by enraged_camel 2mo ago|0 comments
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
I doubt it. One of the founders was on a podcast recently and they were singing stablecoin praises.
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
They extended it: https://x.com/claudedevs/status/2089798442306711646
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
>> Yeah, sorry, skill issue. If you let AI run wild (if one session is $680 yeah it ran pretty wild) don't complain how it messed up your codebase. Not the OP, but I consider myself a skilled and heavy AI user, with multiple subs
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
I think that's the limit of procedural generation. What you're asking for probably requires gen-AI or similar.
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Dario Amodei responds to criticism about his stance on AI regulation(xcancel.com)
3 points by enraged_camel 2mo ago|1 comments
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
Part 2: https://xcancel.com/DarioAmodei/status/2088758819304443967
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
I'm solidly in the "they are benchmaxxing" camp. This became very apparent with GPT 5.6 Sol. It, too, was widely hailed to have near-Fable level intelligence. But I used it non-stop for a week and realized that they had mostl
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
What do you mean by this?
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
It's my daily driver. I like it and find it noticeably better than Opus 4.8. After I started reading complaints about Opus 5, I gave Fable the task of evaluating a bunch of code Opus 4.8 had written and compare it to Opus 5's code
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
>> For me, its a massive improvement over IntelliJ for my daily workflow. That's a bit of a low bar. Perhaps that's the disconnect?
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
>> I have a backyard garden not because I need the food (it would be infinitely cheaper and easier to buy even high end farm-stand vegetables) ...cheaper how? My partner and I grow most of our veggies and, based on our calculations (i
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
Yeah. I spend most of my day driving agents to write code, verifying the results, orchestrating work streams, and so on. The rest of the time, a Fable agent is organizing work in Linear/Jira and making sure coworkers are getting their
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
Yeah. One of the most productive things we did was run a dynamic workflow with Fable to scan for issues in the repo, then have it go through the findings and determine which ones could have been found with deterministic tooling, either tool
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
There's nothing ordinary about downloading a new GPU driver and having performance go up by 15%.
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
>> The motte is "AI useful". The bailey is "Singularity is nigh". But there are people like Ed Zitron, frequently posted and cited here, who disagree even with the former.
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
But most people don't have an RTX 5090 lying around, so the story doesn't apply to them, right?
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
Lmao you're talking to someone who is an accomplished security engineer.
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
I honestly don't know what the hell Google was thinking. I know shoving AI into everything is the rage these days, but this is simply an even more insane way to demolish the credibility of your own product than the AI overviews in Goog
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
>> then you look at the ingredients list and it's like >> - Water - Sugar - Vitamin B - Caffeine I'm drinking a sugar-free Monster at the moment. The list is way longer than that. It also contains citric acid, erythrit
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
Yep. I love it when someone doesn't read the whole article, posts a takedown and it gets voted to the top of the discussion.
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
>> US is an exporter, not importer of oil, so any price increase of crude oil is good for US. It is good for US oil producers , who have indeed been making money hand over fist exporting oil at a premium. It certainly it not good for
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
If I could, I'd be working for one of the labs and commanding a seven-figure salary. :)
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
I think they became less relevant, at least amongst human users, when they hit a particularly rough patch with awful reliability issues a couple of years back. At least that's when my own social circle and loose constellation of develo
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
You are not the arbiter of what is useful or interesting. India is a massive country and this site has a lot of Indian users.
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
It's a cool site. I like the concept a lot. With HN, often times things have to be submitted multiple times before they get noticed and "stick" and generate interesting discussions. It's very dependent on luck, and there
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
Your takes are hotter than a launch pad with all 33 raptors firing!
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by enraged_camel 2mo ago
This does not match my experience at all. I use Fable as an orchestrator, and describe the end goal I want to achieve. It investigates the current state of affairs, and determines the smaller work units needed. We discuss each one, and even
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by enraged_camel 3mo ago
Futurism has a pretty strong anti-AI bias. Both article titles and the articles themselves tend to be editorialized. On a scale of zero to Ed Zitron, they're somewhere around the middle. I don't treat it as a reliable publication

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