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by gck1 5mo ago
The same thing applies to US models. Check out various system prompt leak repos on github. There are also prompt injections by various parallel "alignment" models that pre-process the prompt before it's sent to the main one w
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by gck1 5mo ago
You don't have to remove the safeguards if you can prompt your way around them. There's a subreddit for people wanting to sex-talk to various models. It just so happens that the same prompt they use to 'jailbreak' SOTA m
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by gck1 5mo ago
ccusage for codex tells me the medium feature I prompted in codex, with a $200 subscription, running for 72 hours and still not delivering full result would have cost ~ $2200 at API rates. I also misconfigured something in my agent's c
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by gck1 5mo ago
What's equally possible is that hardware availability cut into their profits starting January this year, which made them to reduce limits to such laughable levels that people switched to codex. Anthropic is not losing money on subscrip
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by gck1 5mo ago
Even if so (granted, if the mysterious "x" isn't also adjusted), I bet codex usage limits on $100 plan would still be more generous than Anthropic's $200. I never even gotten close to token anxiety on codex $200 and it&#
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by gck1 5mo ago
Yeah, I share the same sentiment. I have yet to find a task where gpt-5.4-mini isn't bordering unusable.
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by gck1 5mo ago
I think pi wants you to write your own extensions, adapted to your meeds. I haven't had a need for any extensions though. Maybe subagents, but I solved that with tmux. For all the rest, I just use "skills".
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by gck1 5mo ago
I gave a fairly complex reverse engineering task to DS-4 xhigh and GPT-5.5 xhigh today. After about 6 hours, both ultimately failed to fully RE, however, there were some drastic differences: DS stopped every 30 minutes or so, saying it did
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by gck1 5mo ago
I'm from one of the countries on the list. Not only is there no way to legally immigrate to the US anymore, but just visiting US once requires me to give an interest-free loan of up to $15k to the US government. Yeah, no, thank you.
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by gck1 5mo ago
The next time someone says "stop crying about usage limits, they're losing money on your subscription ", I'm going to link to this comment. Turns out, it's possible to do the inference efficiently if you're not
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by gck1 5mo ago
> haven't been disclosed, because they're not fixed. That's convinient. But wait, don't they have this amazing AI that can fix all the issues itself with a single /goal command? What's the holdup?
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by gck1 5mo ago
"Partners" is the important word in your comment. I am reading all of it, but I have a huge barrel of salt to consume along with everything that I read, because I see conflicts of interest everywhere I go, with fancy words and no
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by gck1 5mo ago
It's the same as the origin of "Codex/Opus subscription usage is heavily subsidized" - the sales departments equipped with AI agents with the prompt: "use anonymous accounts on the internet to make it easy for me to
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by gck1 5mo ago
> This is why I believe mythos will remain private for the foreseeable future. There's such a large surface that needs to be secured and so much to triage, fix, deploy. sigh I remember the GPT-2 days - when it was the first time O
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by gck1 5mo ago
It's also possible that this will become (or already has) a 'standard' writing style of humans. A style has to come from somewhere, and it would be most influenced by the style that you consume often. People read this style f
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by gck1 5mo ago
I sit next to my 4U server with all enterprise components apart from fans - these are consumer grade. I had to mod the chassis slightly (with just pliers, tape and random inserts) to fit these fans in there, and add fans in front to push th
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by gck1 5mo ago
As someone who went full circle prompt-enforcement > deterministic flow > prompt-enforcement, I disagree. The reason why "DO NOT SKIP" fails is because your agent is responsible for too many things and there's things in
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by gck1 5mo ago
They'll need a lot of google-certified phones then. And each phone will only be able to do so many verifications until the unique, cryptographically secure ID gets banned by Google. Google already killed SMS verification market specifi
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by gck1 5mo ago
I live in a small European country. It's not a shithole, but not on everyone's radar either (we got Google Pay just 3 years ago) and I tried to create a new Google account recently. It asked me to scan the QR code for verification
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by gck1 5mo ago
If you point it at a specific thing and ask a specific question, yes, it will figure it out. But I never have "fix this test" as a task. What happens when you task it with a feature implementation and test breaks in the middle of
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by gck1 5mo ago
This happened on every single greeenfield project that I've started with AI, no matter how rigorous process I've had defined. And it's not just easier because it's cheap, it's easier because you're not emotiona
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by gck1 5mo ago
Privacy and security from government overreach is not enough?
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by gck1 5mo ago
> The first thing I do with new agent driven project is set up quality checks. Linters, test frameworks, static analysis, etc I do this too, but then I sit and observe how agent gets very creative by going around all of these layers just
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by gck1 5mo ago
Limits were the last straw that made me cancel my subscription and make my workflow completely model agnostic with pi. While this is good news, I'm not coming back. Anthropic just lost me with too many wrongs in too short of a time per
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by gck1 6mo ago
IIRC they're also doing integrity checks on the binary, so this could theoretically get your account banned.
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by gck1 6mo ago
I don't use my M3 Max in public, but running local models on it makes me uncomfortable because of fans too. I also have a Dell laptop that spin up fans if I open a text editor, and it feels normal, but on Mac, I feel like fans spinning
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by gck1 6mo ago
I wish I had lower standards towards sharing absolute AI slop, then I could just drop a link to my implementation. But since I don't, let me just describe it. I essentially had claude build the initial version in a single session which
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by gck1 6mo ago
How do you autofill from your db then?
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by gck1 6mo ago
Nothing. The next major increment is going to happen when marketing department is confident they can sell it as a major improvement without everyone laughing at them. Which at this point seems like never. I think Anthropic fearmongering and
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by gck1 6mo ago
Which plan? And how are the weekly limits on that plan compared to CCs equivalent subscription? I don't really care about 5h limits, I can queue up work and just get agents to auto continue, but weekly ones are anxiety inducing.

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