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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Yeah but it's a lot easier to turn an x.com link into an xcancel link so you can actually read it logged out .
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I've mainly used the feature in codex, where I've been able to get it to work for 5 straight days (with breaks when rate limits are hit -- which was surprisingly only thrice) on a massive port. I don't know how well it works
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I have had some success with /goal for long tasks that can be set up in a way that the agent can do good work for an extended period of time. A lot of tasks aren't amenable to that, and the ones that are still need a lot of care t
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Not hard to imagine minimum wage workers wanting some gaming console quite badly and being outbid by tech workers who are vaguely interested. As an adult I have rarely wanted things as badly as I did when I was a kid. But I can sure outbid
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
All good, not knowing this stuff about the guy I didn't connect it to 1488. It parsed as a strangely botched i18n or a16z type of abbreviation. Searching also gave me nothing but I might have X blocked. I'm glad I asked!
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Oh I see, sibling comment suggests you added 14 as a like "Micro$oft"-style slur, but to call him a nazi.
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
> D14HH How'd the 14 sneak in here
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
My belief that OpenAI will release a model better than Opus 4.8 globally should not be interpreted as a claim that they will avoid a shakedown. I think if they encounter corruption, they will engage with it.
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I mean, it does look cool. Felt unique when I had landed on it. But then I saw another site that looked identical to mine and I moved on. I'm the same as you, not much of a designer, I was kind of elated when I got some good, themed, o
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Looks great. FYI, Claude has idunno, maybe 20-30 different strongly themed websites it knows how to make, and this newspaper aesthetic is one of them, and all the sites it does this way look exactly the same. It's a good aesthetic for
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
> It isn’t the actual thinking that drove the model’s actions in a session- but a summary of the thinking logic. This is like using saving a jpeg as a .bmp and then editing the .bmp and presenting it as a .jpeg. The conversion produces d
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
The article is saying don't ask for permission! They're not really recommending anything different than what I see you saying throughout this thread. They are saying it's common to ask permission in cases where you shouldn&#x
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
> The parent's point is that lighting a fuse and saying you'll do something when the fuse runs out regardless of the boss' approval in a situation where you want to run something by them...is career suicide. It's not,
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
That is my best guess too, which is an even better case for better-than-Opus-4.8 models being available from OpenAI without drawing the attention of the administration. I do think their marketing hype was a factor though even in this narrat
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Taking it at face value makes it good advice and interpreting it as CYA hedging makes it bad advice. My bet is the author intended the good advice they actually said rather than the bad faith guess to what they meant that makes it bad advic
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Polymarket gives 32% chance the ban on Fable is lifted this month. Even if it's never lifted, probably GPT 5.6 will be better than Opus 4.8 and they won't hype it up as too dangerous to release before releasing it. Open models wil
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
> As a non-US citizen Opus 4.8 is the best American LLM I will ever have access to. That's no longer up for debate or question. Not only is it up for debate, I find it extremely unlikely to be true. I don't really disagree with
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
> This is great advice to become a pain in the ass that managers know they need to keep on a short leash. Not really. The advice is prefixed with this context. > When you have something you want to do and that you feel is in scope for
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Well, if it's (at the moment) only for verifying US citizenship for access to Fable then giving them your non-US ID won't do anything for you.
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
My assumption was more that this is about getting set up to provide access to Fable to US citizens. I could be mistaken in that regard.
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I see. It seemed unrelated to me because I talked about strong opinionated defaults, which is, to me, entirely about the creator choosing how their site comes across. I don't think being able to turn showdead on here on HN significantl
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Is this related to my comment in a way I'm not understanding?
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
Wouldn't want the government to have your government-issued ID. I have no idea about Persona though.
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I think this is an LLM summary of the post linked at the very bottom https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescr... which was previously discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I'm interested in trying a moderation scheme that puts the power in the receiving client, with opinionated defaults. Let the client filter for itself, mute users for itself, and make users invisible to itself. Have default settings tha
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I think the implication is programmers aren't going to be the ones writing code anymore.
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
I strive to make this NOT the case, by fixing up my skills or agents.md whenever they don't work how I want in one provider or the other. I mean, yeah, it would be awesome if I was a virtuoso with all the agents/models I use. But
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
So many comments talking about how straightforward some roundabouts are, but I think you guys are confused. Roundabouts are never straightforward, you're thinking of a normal road.
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
This is a terrible take. Dario obviously did not mean any old 3rd party should be able to provoke the government to shut down a model by insinuations in the directions of the given concerns. He rather obviously is asking to establish a 3rd
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by furyofantares 4mo ago
> What she meant was that it's impossible to get that rich without doing something bad — without cheating in some way. She certainly frames it in a way that you have to personally cheat, or personally create the myth that you'v

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