falcor84

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Terminal-Bench 2.0 and Harbor(tbench.ai)
1 points by falcor84 1y ago|1 comments
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by falcor84 1y ago
> A coworker of mine told me that GPT’s LLM can use Excel files. No, it can’t. But the tools they plugged into it can. It's a bit like saying that a human can't use Excel files, but when given a keyboard, mouse and monitor conn
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by falcor84 1y ago
>NaN I don't want any of those other ones, but I do think that everything else being equal, it's generally a good thing that my salad ingredients can't be directly serialized to float64.
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by falcor84 1y ago
> If it solves the question, it is exactly the right answer, regardless how much time passed. But that's the crux of the matter - what exactly is this "question" entity? I'm reminded of Heraclitus's "You can
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by falcor84 1y ago
I think it's actually a really funny and naive assumption that had led them to having an "accepted answer" at all. For a q&a platform that focuses so much on avoiding duplicates, thinking that the first person to ask a pa
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by falcor84 1y ago
Information has existed long before the invention of money, and will outlive it.
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by falcor84 1y ago
Taking that on a tangent, there's the seed of a very interesting sci-fi story in a world where visiting a website is sufficient to give people a complete understanding of something. EDIT: thinking about it some more, I would say that t
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by falcor84 1y ago
> it's about the audience, not the technology. My take is that the biggest feature of the Play store and Steam is their collection and moderation of user reviews at scale - it is this that Epic are unable or unwilling to take on.
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by falcor84 1y ago
This seems to be going for a somewhat similar goal to Mojo [0] - anyone here who used both and is willing to offer a comparison? [0] https://www.modular.com/mojo
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by falcor84 1y ago
I found Terminal-Bench [0] to be the most relevant for me, even for tasks that go far outside the terminal. It's been very interesting to see tools climb up there, and it matches my own experimentation, that they generally get the most
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by falcor84 1y ago
Sorry for the nitpicking, but that should be "loose". I've seen that mistake/typo often in the opposite direction, as they both have a /u/ sound that is more natural with the "oo" spelling, but I&#x27
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by falcor84 1y ago
I'm not a big google fan, but I really like the "Google AI Edge Gallery" android app [0]. In particular, I've been chatting with the "Gemma-3n-E2B-it" model when I don't have an internet connection, and it
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by falcor84 1y ago
Wow! Seeing that it was published on the first of January, I can only assume that it was written while deep in a hangover, with the aid of a still drunk LLM.
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by falcor84 1y ago
That was indeed the intent. I first considered "a conspiracy" like with lemurs, but eventually felt that "unkindness" was more appropriate.
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An AI company CEO could take over the world(blog.ai-futures.org)
2 points by falcor84 1y ago|0 comments
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by falcor84 1y ago
If you want even better nightmares, you can make localhost:8000 forward to a container running claude code with --dangerously-skip-permissions which uses an unkindness of mcp servers to control that endpoint on the fly based (amongst other
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by falcor84 1y ago
Interesting. They mention the following as some of their reasoning for this license: > They market these rebranded solutions in commercial offerings to customers and organizations, sometimes at a massive markup. > In some cases, they
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by falcor84 1y ago
I've never actually lived in France and would appreciate a bit of detail on that. I had thought that France has full public healthcare, but trying to google this now, I'm getting conflicting details about people having to get that
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by falcor84 1y ago
As mentioned in the comments there, the actual sum according to the official calculator is that a gross salary of €60,000 would cost the employer €84,982 and net the employee €40,504 [0] (still really high though). [0] https://mo
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by falcor84 1y ago
What does this have to do with anything? Obviously science should be independent from these considerations, but then social policy should not be. As an extreme example, give me a free weekend and I'll get you a mathematical model of ho
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by falcor84 1y ago
> People benefit from stuff like this While I agree that people generally feel better by getting something with little effort, I think that there is a longer-term disservice here. Once upon a time, it used to be understood that repeated
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by falcor84 1y ago
Why would it be fraudulent in this case? I assume that these would be paid as refunds accounted for as a discount to a particular customer - aren't these generally discretionary? Also, I would assume that it would be the Israeli govern
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by falcor84 1y ago
There's a nice utopian book about a world where they do this. They then even remove the comparatives and superlatives, to have for example "plushappy". And with the language controlled and simplified in this manner, everythin
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by falcor84 1y ago
> Too many people would rather risk suffering the disease than take the vaccine. Apologies for being morbid, but that's what we call a self-fixing problem, isn't it? On a Darwinistic level, people either adopt an effective thre
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by falcor84 1y ago
My first introduction to this idea as a kid was a great episode of the TMNT cartoon named "Camera Bugged"[0], which had aliens with a camera that actually made people disappear. [0] https://turtlepedia.fandom.com/w
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by falcor84 1y ago
With my limited second-hand experience, I tend to think it's less about self-control and more about the hopelessness you mentioned earlier - addicts seem to be exactly the people who for various reasons attach very little value to &quo
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by falcor84 1y ago
Leaving aside the heart death of the universe, I can imagine a future that's a more utopian version of the Altered Carbon universe, where everyone who wants to have daily backups, which they could set to restore either in the cloud or
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by falcor84 1y ago
I was actually talking with some small children recently about the snow white story, and I found it amazing how for them there was nothing magical about the mirror on the wall - it's just a different form factor of a google home device
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by falcor84 1y ago
I tend to disagree. While there are definitely monopolies/oligopoly for every domain, I'm actually constantly impressed with the very long tail of other providers available in that area. Whenever I am looking for a new solution to
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by falcor84 1y ago
It's actually an interesting example, because unlike Warp that tries to be a CLI with AI, Claude defaults to the AI (unless you prefix with an exclamation mark). Maybe it says more about me, but I now find myself asking Claude to write

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