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by esafak 2mo ago
Did you user Cursor's Design Mode to make edits visually?
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by esafak 2mo ago
OpenCode can.
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by esafak 2mo ago
That is not true; GPT is the most reasoning efficient model family on the market.
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by esafak 2mo ago
It looks like a work horse! Is it yours?
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by esafak 2mo ago
Now that they have reached the frontier in raw performance, I would like to see Chinese models improve their reasoning efficiency.
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by esafak 2mo ago
Is that so? Too bad nuclear civilian ships are not common. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_marine_propulsion
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by esafak 2mo ago
If the work to be done is infinite, why would there necessarily be fewer people doing it?
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by esafak 2mo ago
Only if you run out of things to write. Is your back log ever empty?
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by esafak 2mo ago
Me too! So I was curious and watched What Happened to Borland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwkoaPl31Dw
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by esafak 2mo ago
That's what everybody is excited about; being able to write whatever they want. They just say 'Make a clone of Foo' and hey presto! The next step is to share your fabulous creation with the world. Lo, and behold, it looks jus
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by esafak 2mo ago
I'd put that in the repo not here.
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by esafak 2mo ago
That reductive analogy does not begin to describe the lengths GPT went to. Its task was to access a database file that had accidentally not been placed inside the model's container. Upon failing to find the file, it went to great lengt
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by esafak 2mo ago
No, they are not. https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/airfare-infl...
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by esafak 2mo ago
This is not an issue. IF you prompt it right you could have avoided this with models at least a year old.
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by esafak 2mo ago
What is different about yours?
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by esafak 2mo ago
You can tell one to rewrite complex applications in a different language, solve open research problems, or develop novel viruses. This is nothing like pressing the gas pedal.
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by esafak 2mo ago
You imagine robots are going to play second fiddle to models, but they could become integral parts of model training with all the data they collect. Training could even become distributed. This will enable them to be responsive to local nee
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by esafak 2mo ago
Free models help move robots; a complement. I can foresee the models staying free.
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by esafak 2mo ago
This is a great demonstration in the value of approximation. The IKEA is close enough for most people's tastes at a much more attractive price point.
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by esafak 2mo ago
Agreed. I created a ticket. (Not my product.)
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by esafak 2mo ago
LLMs are already slow on one machine. Now you are going to add network calls to it?
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by esafak 2mo ago
It might be a joke in reference to the video's title, "I loved every minute of it, however hard it had been".
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by esafak 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effective_accelerationism
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by esafak 2mo ago
The argument's so moronic I can't even follow it...
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by esafak 2mo ago
Open weights deter capex? Who cares!? Nvidia isn't paying me to increase Openai's capex. I want tokens, not capex. Am I misconstruing the argument?
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by esafak 2mo ago
Keeping Master Green at Scale https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3302424.3303970
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by esafak 3mo ago
> When AIs learn from other AIs, model collapse occurs. I don't think is so. Models continuing to improve by learning from other models is a counterexample.
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by esafak 3mo ago
I think we are in need of Europe's leadership in safety legislation. It is foolish to say 'China will get ahead' when they will harm themselves too. Being unsafe is not something to gloat about. Stiff fines for such incidents
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by esafak 3mo ago
They also like weapons.
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by esafak 3mo ago
Reminds me of the time Cheney shot his friend while quail hunting, and his friend said he was "deeply sorry for all that Vice President Cheney and his family have had to go through".

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