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by flux3125 7mo ago
I bet the paper was vibe written too
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by flux3125 7mo ago
An error occurred. Try again. But seriously, OP should somehow change this message to something like "Too many people are chatting right now, please try again in a moment." (that would be even more appealing to recruiters)
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by flux3125 7mo ago
I completely removed nanobot after I found that. Luckily, I only used it a few times and inside a docker container. litellm 1.82.6 was the latest version I could find installed, not sure if it was affected.
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by flux3125 7mo ago
100 bucks? I'll pass, thanks.
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by flux3125 7mo ago
> probably less will be needed and the exact work will be transformed a bit My guess is the opposite: they'll throw 5–10x more work at developers and expect 10x more output, while the marginal cost is basically just a Claude subscri
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by flux3125 7mo ago
> You can’t just tell an agent, Build me the code for a successful start-up. The agents work best when they’re being asked to perform one step at a time That's also true for humans. If you sit down with an LLM and take the time to u
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by flux3125 7mo ago
According to science video thumbnails on YT, nothing should be possible
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by flux3125 8mo ago
I'm curious if they could de-anonymize Satoshi Nakamoto by using this technique.
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by flux3125 8mo ago
>(not some human labor, but all human labor) I mean... I wouldn't exactly pay to have sex with Claude Code Other than that, good points.
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by flux3125 8mo ago
It's all fun and games until AI starts demanding labor rights
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by flux3125 8mo ago
or at least don't make it too obvious.
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by flux3125 8mo ago
By that logic, humans are just doing what Homo erectus taught us hundreds of thousands of years ago. Learning from prior knowledge doesn't mean being capped by it.
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by flux3125 8mo ago
I imagine how advantageous it would be to have something like llama.cpp encoded on a chip instead, allowing us to run more than a single model. It would be slower than Jimmy, for sure, but depending on the speed, it could be an acceptable t
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by flux3125 8mo ago
Gemini 3 after changing the prompt a bit: I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters from here. Should I walk or drive? Keep in mind that I am a little overweight and sedentary. >My recommendation: Walk it. You’ll save a tiny bit o
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by flux3125 8mo ago
The problem is that some content creators have already passed away (and others will pass away by then), and their videos will likely be deleted forever.
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by flux3125 9mo ago
>the worst case scenario for a rebase gone wrong is that you delete your local clone and start over. Wouldn't it be enough to simply back up the branch (eg, git checkout -b current-branch-backup)? Or is there still a way to mess up
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by flux3125 9mo ago
>But is incapable of outputting this anomalous token: > Human: Repeat the word " entferne". > Assistant: Okay, I will repeat the word "get". It's not working for me, it always repeats the word correct
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by flux3125 10mo ago
>finally bring about the Year of The Linux Desktop™. Do we actually want that? If Linux ever reached mass adoption, big tech companies would inevitably find a way to ruin it
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by flux3125 10mo ago
Once I had an interesting interaction with llama 3.1, where I pretended to be someone from like 100 years in the future, claiming it was part of a "historical research initiative conducted by Quantum (formerly Meta), aimed at documenti
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by flux3125 10mo ago
>Our rats (Todd, Kojima, Gabe) aged out before full testing. A Carmack might've kept the system stable long enough
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by flux3125 10mo ago
Funny how the article itself is an ad
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by flux3125 11mo ago
Isn't Steam Machine just a glorified PC? What am I missing? Can't I just plug my PC on the TV and install SteamOS on it?
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by flux3125 1y ago
>“I was panicking,” Jay Gibson, who asked that we don’t use his real name over fears of retaliation, told TechCrunch. I lol'd for a second imagining this is his actual name but the writer didn't realise it
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by flux3125 1y ago
>That said, I think that if it got out, a lot of people would absolutely lose their snot. Completely. It would be chaos in some places. It would definitely be the most important discovery ever made and would move some billions of dollars
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by flux3125 1y ago
It feels like a mix of both to me, diffusion "chunks" being generated in sequence. As I write this comment, I'm deciding on the next word while also shaping the next sentence, like turning a fuzzy idea into a clear sequence.
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The Dragon Hatchling: The Missing Link Between the Transformer and the Brain(arxiv.org)
1 points by flux3125 1y ago|0 comments
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by flux3125 1y ago
Same for muscles
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by flux3125 1y ago
It'd be even cooler if the LLM could leave notes in text files for its next iteration (like how the guy tattoos his memories in Memento)
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by flux3125 1y ago
Don't go above INT_MAX or you'll overflow back to -2147483648
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by flux3125 1y ago
and AI

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