esafak

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by esafak 5mo ago
Linear
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by esafak 5mo ago
The material for doing harm is just a computer with access to an LLM and the Internet.
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by esafak 5mo ago
I don't think "Chinese" is pejorative in this context any more than "American" is. They are one of the two ecosystems. What's wrong with saying "Japanese cars" today?
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by esafak 5mo ago
Track leading indicators, pricing them if possible.
605.
by esafak 5mo ago
We're approaching the "Sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that" stage.
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by esafak 5mo ago
I shudder to think what will happen when someone installs a 'claw model like this in a robot. Imaging a fleet of them... It's trouble waiting to happen. Just the software's dangerous enough.
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by esafak 5mo ago
If you knew that policy would be guided by said simulations? Because the government uses AI to make decisions.
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by esafak 5mo ago
You'll see that mise recommends installing itself exclusively through package registries: https://mise.jdx.dev/installing-mise.html pypi, npm, and even github (through releases) are registries. curl | sh is an anti-pat
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by esafak 5mo ago
Don't forget that mise depends on package registries, to install itself as well as its tools.
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by esafak 5mo ago
We've all been observing it. The recent spate of cyberexploits were powered by AI.
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by esafak 5mo ago
Redditors are unhappy about their coding plan: https://www.reddit.com/r/opencodeCLI/comments/1t37dz3/xiaomi... I guess the way to use their models is through another provider, like https://ope
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by esafak 5mo ago
I don't. Do you?
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by esafak 5mo ago
Then you simply produce those fewer lines of code even faster. The question is, how fast are you delivering correct code? Moreover, writing too terse code harms readability and maintainability. There is such a thing as irreducible complexit
614.
by esafak 5mo ago
All else being equal, and assuming you are building the right thing, being able to deliver more correct lines of code is a good thing. The question is how to do it reliably, given that a human cannot possibly read all of it. The answer seem
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by esafak 5mo ago
You really think the US government can't ban Chinese models??
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by esafak 5mo ago
Why wouldn't they work??
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by esafak 5mo ago
WASM made Figma.
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by esafak 5mo ago
I think sharding is the wrong approach; who wants to mess about with sharding logic? Distributed key-value stores are the way to go. But cockroach already offers that so I suppose you can try the other way.
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by esafak 5mo ago
Access and use of it does.
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by esafak 5mo ago
By withholding it from bad actors.
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by esafak 5mo ago
A legal fund would help?
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by esafak 5mo ago
https://fireactions.io/ ?
623.
by esafak 5mo ago
Also note that managing self-hosted runners with Kubernetes is no walk in the park.
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by esafak 5mo ago
How is this an answer to the question? Good thing you aren't in government. Who would so much as bother to write a book?
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by esafak 5mo ago
Have Opus write the plan to a file then execute it with DS.
626.
by esafak 5mo ago
The point of SaaS was that the marginal cost (of supporting another user) was low. That does not apply to LLMs.
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by esafak 5mo ago
Yes. It is going to make better decisions for people that don't know better.
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by esafak 5mo ago
That's the price of several engineers!
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by esafak 5mo ago
I'll see myself out and return when I locate my "Developers, developers!" T-shirt, but I might find another job first...
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by esafak 5mo ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degrees_of_freedom_(statistics...

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