ghm2199

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by ghm2199 2mo ago
The futility of getting your loved ones off facebook's feed toxicity became apparent to me in my face, years ago, when I tried for a week on my dad's iPad(perfect delivery system for this drug cause if allows no extensions on brow
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
I use pi harness with codex and all the tool calls are custom delegate extensions, I mean ALL(for security checks), i get consistently good results from sol on high and xhigh reasoning. I don't believe harness should matter because its
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
My sister, a journalist, mentioned to me that she only uses google search because she had learned how to get information typically only Google indexed in the country she lives in, in a way it was not exposed on chat bots. She often has t
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
> One key limitation of our approach is in how uncertainty is handled. We focused on deterministic forecasts and compared against HRES, but the other pillar of ECMWF’s IFS, the ensemble forecasting system, ENS, is especially important fo
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
On a personal level to remain as a SWE/Dev maintaining your sanity comes down to a few choices: 1. Do I want to have the kind of lived experiences that the field has to offer? The answer can come through some introspection to questio
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
The fact that you can easily change the key bindings and $HOME and tons of other stuff by telling pi itself to go write an extension in 20 seconds(or just go customize one after forking it) is awesome, not because you can do it YOLO but bec
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
It's also my opinion that Kids should get to do a lot of real work and experimentation at an early age(13 yo IMO) with real responsibilities and prospects of making income. Knowing the failure mode of most real world problems you can s
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
I think this is about teaching problem solving at a young age and it is an abomination that our education system does so poorly at. The key is to know what kind of questions to ask and knowing when to go deeper and what to pay attention to.
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
Code related Vulnerability discovery is one of those bright spots where AI can shine because its shaped as a learning-test: every example it runs gives it feedback that is deterministic. If you have ever pointed claude/codex to your a
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
And with newer open models gaining vast capabilities every day, it would behoove the government to put regulations on all such releases to opensource the constitution on which they are trained. It won't stop people from distilling and
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
What is truly more scary is the fact that typically powerful models are trained on a constitution(Anthropic)/Model Spec(OpenAI) when doing there RL/RLHF. That gives it its persona of a "helpful assistant". Its the mask.
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by ghm2199 2mo ago
Not a problem for me, :) I always take a shuttle or an Uber to the airport from where I parked, which is 10-15 mins away, because parking at the airport(JFK, LaGuardia, Newark at least) is stupid expensive The article says: > The facilit
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
A small but bright light in an economy where manufacturing jobs are hard to come by ( https://archive.ph/Haj8n ).
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
The mil have had solid propulsion for a while https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agni-VI
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
All ML/AI models are comparable to some form of compression(al beit lossy) of information and in this case copyrighted information. The OP is pointing to this as stolen data(by all the companies that started with pre trained models)
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
Words and sentences to an LLM are like witchcraft. There are certain words, sentences that make LLMs go a certain way and do vastly better. Sometimes its not at all apparent what set of words will work to do what you want it to do. An exam
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
If 1000's of years from now aliens discovers these menus while excavating buried human cities they will get confused about what evolutionary dissonance was going on looking at the phenotypical structure of creatures in hand drawn paint
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
Should we just call it like this is: marketing PR. There is a reason why the newer open weights models like kimi's don't do this kind of stuff. Kimi is maybe 6 months old so like Opus 4.7 level now, it could do this I presume but
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
First of all congrats on the launch. I worked at an edtech startup with adaptive learning platforms in previous decades. One thing that is always difficult to surmount was that at the under K12 level were: 1. B2b it was hard to land large c
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
> Put all of these trends together, and I think that in 10-15 years, we are going to have consumer PCs (and phones!) running models. I love the idea of SaaS offering these at lower rates today integrated into what ever you do and be 100%
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
Congrats on shipping this. I love handy on my Mac, my phone for STT in situations where it’s not possible/poor performance of the native Model for STT(e.g apple’s thing is not upto scruff, like mistranslating words corresponding to a
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
I think the only way political will can fund nasa to realize these 1960 design ideas is an infinite capacity arch rival that threatens/render irrelavent either the dollar's supremacy or american power (and just those two, because
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
I’ve had the good fortune of taking two courses at Columbia in the Social Sciences department(Andrew Gelmam and Ben Goodrich teach there). I think they probably are right up there if not the best at trying to teach students how to work prac
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
Data science is always a very overloaded term ever since it took off way back in the 2010s. One of, if not the most, durable definition of this that likely can also be the most valuable because it’ll probably land your jobs(even today) is
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
For local tasks you can only give agents delegated that execute your deterministic read or write on an allowed set of files(e.g pi does this) and execute rights only on containers with no network access. That should get you 95% unblocked fo
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
Someone commented on this page that their main market are long term b2b contracts. If that’s true then what you are saying isn’t a problem.
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by ghm2199 3mo ago
An so like if a business wanted to home in on one very specific use case that could be hyper optimized by SFT, had really good support for updating and adding new features, on-Prem etc. that’s the kind of market they are in?
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by ghm2199 6mo ago
Nice. I want to do the same too. What process/workflow did you use to move all the websites you had given your email addresses to, to move to your proton email? I am guessing it will take several years, but I would like to start the mo
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by ghm2199 6mo ago
I would rank it quite close to The worst company to work for tech wise. I've worked for a bit as a contract worker in their Eikon/Elektron product division(the Bloomberg equivalent). They have "everything": silos, fiefd
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by ghm2199 6mo ago
If you did that then you are better off never being targeted by emails/messages by the company at all. It is in the benefit of the company to know that. Right now its a tedious unsubscribe process that requires me to keep doing it all

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