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gmerc
1y ago
It's called Channel Stuffing and was always at least a red flag.
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gmerc
1y ago
Oh please
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gmerc
1y ago
Surely someone has abliterated it by now
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gmerc
1y ago
Zuck decided it's cheaper than building another Llama
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gmerc
1y ago
Stop R&D and the competition is at parity with 10x cheaper models in 3-6 months. Stop training and your code model generates tech debt after 3-6 month
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gmerc
1y ago
Alternatively, a golden device to the right ruler also works
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gmerc
1y ago
sure sure, the rule of law
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gmerc
1y ago
The law of thermodynamics would require it to be lossy
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gmerc
1y ago
Nope http://arxiv.org/abs/2509.11208
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gmerc
1y ago
About that http://arxiv.org/abs/2509.11208
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gmerc
1y ago
Not different for inference... Just saying.
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gmerc
1y ago
This is the start of a state orchestrated AI war economy.
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gmerc
1y ago
Maybe just don't insult people. Doesn't seem hard.
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gmerc
1y ago
Grok 3.5: 400M training run DeepSeek R1: 5M training run Released around the same time, marginal performance difference.
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gmerc
1y ago
So KYC but C is “competition”.
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gmerc
1y ago
Now you have 2 vulnerable LLMs. Congratulations.
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gmerc
1y ago
There's only one input into the LLM. You can't fix that https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/prompt-injection-visual-prime...
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gmerc
1y ago
You think this authoritarian fascism thing will blow over, do you
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gmerc
1y ago
Is this a good time to mention forgejo as a self hosted alternative?
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gmerc
1y ago
Ya, you know, I think when the CSO finally is let out of the broom closet where they got locked for voicing concerns about AI adoption, we're going to see a hell of a reckoning. Prompt injection into code agents is murderous, especiall
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gmerc
1y ago
It's fine, it's just paper absent anyone actually enforcing it. Whatcha gonna do about it, rise up?
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gmerc
1y ago
If your main product is "Devin" maybe the windsurf prompt can save you
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gmerc
1y ago
Ahh classic free market cop out.
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gmerc
1y ago
Shocking Europe would try to avoid being taken over by techno fascists. So onerous. So much regulation.
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gmerc
1y ago
OFAC against repro maintainers. Boom. z
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gmerc
1y ago
Competition is almost guaranteed to drive price close to cost of delivery especially if they can't pay trump to ban open source, particularly chinese. With no ability to play the thiel monopoly playbook, their investors would never mak
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gmerc
1y ago
That's not how the world works anymore, so it's a completely unrealistic expectation.
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gmerc
1y ago
It's clearly designed to avoid anti-trust https://centreforaileadership.org/resources/opinion_startups...
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gmerc
1y ago
Good luck sanitizing code. This is an unfixable problem in transformer architecture and goes a long way past just blunt instructions
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gmerc
1y ago
Good. Everyone should do this everywhere, not just in research papers. Because that's the only way we get the necessary focus on fixing the prompt injection nonsense, which requires a new architecture
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