exabrial

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by exabrial 2mo ago
California is a shining example of where it does not happen.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
you're about to be stuck with last-generation models that won't ever be updated, because the government has to renegotiate a contract with whomever and someone else will get upset and yada yada.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Democrat Representative Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz in the House Democrat Senator Willie Preston [D] in the senate
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by exabrial 2mo ago
What actually happened [probably], in California: A heatpump salesman has a buddy that is a government official. Has outdated models he needs to liquidate. Salesman guy needs to be richer. Government official can't take the money direc
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Apple is obsessed with making sure you don't have control over anything, it's really really weird. It started with "no root access for you, only us" and now this.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
That is an insane amount of competition.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
I don't think they send the thought traces over the wire at all now for Opus5
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by exabrial 2mo ago
https://openjdk.org/legal/ai I don't think this is as big of news as it needs to be. The explanations are from a risk-management perspective.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Great. Can we have thought traces back?
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by exabrial 2mo ago
In known expenses, Eli Lilly spent a ~$1.2 billion in research/development, ~$3 billion in manufacturing facilities... Cumulative revenue is estimated ~$65 billion, ongoing expenses isn't a number I can't accurately estimate.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
I hate to sounds like I'm defending them... but that's like every startup. Taxi Pendants? Never heard of her - Uber/Lyft Gambling laws? Pssht - Polymarkets
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Everyone says Israel, which is at least partly true, but the other reason is Ukraine. Iran is a major partner for Russia.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
The real problem is the cost. Somehow $1mil/missile (which would be "cheap") is an acceptable price.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Yep, but one cannot script that, make it a part of a bash or automator actions, which is a problem.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
I love iCloud private relay, but I need a way to turn it off. A command line utility would be amazing, along with the ability to turn off/on DNS-over-HTTP.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Yeah, I think we need to. Opus 5 is great, but it's too wordy and it's making mistakes that aren't caught till much later. Usually you can see if the model is going off-course through the thought trace, Opus5 you're flyi
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Ask HN: Dear Anthropic, can we please have thought traces back?
10 points by exabrial 2mo ago|7 comments
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Good progress. Germany also shut down its nuclear sector and made up for it by burning crap tons of coal.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Better spend your time going after those flat-earthers then
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Right, whats happening here is the first sales pitch to CEOs: "AI will let you fire everyone" is not panning out (duh)... so for the next trick, "AI will at least let you pay them less" is a natural pivot. Both are absur
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Modern Java friggen rocks. I honestly cannot understand why you would use anything but the OG these days!
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Which also, is literally not a crime. Don't blame the victim.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
No. You are beyond wrong. Personal firearm ownership is a constitutionally protected right, just as protection from unreasonable search (as this was). Arming oneself when someone breaks into your house is beyond reasonable. Police should ex
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Solutions are simple and we keep making this hard: 1. Stop raising minimum wage. It doesn't do what you think it does. And if hang around any politicians' backoffices anyway, you realize the only reason this is ever raised is to m
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by exabrial 2mo ago
>And both might absolutely scratch while climbing, Negative, just the iWatch. I'm scratch free despite outdoor climbing on limestone, sandstone, and granite. I do take it off for crack climbing since it's a safety hazard.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
Epix Gen3 is $500 w/ Garmin Discount. iWatch ultra is $800. And iWatch doesn't have a flashlight. And iWatch doesn't have the same battery life.
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by exabrial 2mo ago
If it has a flashlight and is beyond waterproof, I would maybe consider it. My Garmin Epix watch is practically bullet proof. I've dove with it in open ocean. I've jet skied with it. I rock climb with it. It's surived 108mile
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I disagree with 100% of everything said in this article. > My primary concern is the risk that authoritarian governments—not solely the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).... This is why open weights win. See Linux and how it's taken ove
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Prior to the weaving loom and sewing machines, a factory might be able to make like 20 t-shirts a day with 50 workers. After mass production, factories generally employ the same amount of workers, but people aren't hand-sewing things.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
That'd be a neat CDI Extension actually! This path is well trodden with JPA so one could use the multitude of examples out there to implement this. If you ever get corp funding to work on this, look me up. I'd love to come hack on

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