goldenarm

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by goldenarm 4mo ago
You misunderstood me, Palmer Luckey made a metaphor when picking the name, not Tolkien of course.
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
Anduril is quite a positive name, it is a broken sword reforged later to save humankind. Quite a metaphor about western reindustrialization.
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
Benchmark geometric mean - GPT-5.5: 62.7% - Opus 4.8: 62.2% - Kimi K2.7 Code: 56.3% - Kimi K2.6: 48.2%
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
edited, sorry for the typo
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
If maintainer lives keeps worsening like this, many projects might go closed-dev like SQLite. We should collectively think of a solution against this.
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
What makes zoom bad ? Lag ?
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
Consumer and server hardware are quite different, especially Google's TPUs. They notably have much larger mixture-of-experts ratios and more complex caching systems. At such scale and inference budgets, they are incentivised to optimiz
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
The first SORA release truly scared me. The uncanny valley of simulating life like this still creeps me out to this day.
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by goldenarm 4mo ago
Resolve is an incredible tool, and I wish they improved the Linux support especially on AMD. It's the last reason why I have a windows machine, and Win11 made it unbearable to use.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
I love that methodology, I wish we scaled it to get an accurate leaderboard.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
Yes WEI operated between layer 5 and 7. But the day your bank and insurance implement WEI, it'll going to be too late to switch to another protocol. Your existence will depend on it.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
That makes sense, most LLMs are rented out, software could be next if RAM prices keep increasing 2x every 8 months
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
What kind of thing ? Shortages ?
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
Google almost shipped a DRM for the whole internet in 2023, and they will try again https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Environment_Integrity
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
Most of the codebase is custom integrations for local markets. You can systematize some of it but most of the complexity comes from there.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
The paragraphs about making software transparent and collectively sound really similar to the open source ethos.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
Using unlicensed intellectual property to build a plagiarism machine that is wrong 10% of the time, could be interpreted as a scam by many folks.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
We technically can (check Cerebras grok and Gemini diffusion), but it's not economically viable and not a priority for product managers. Maybe when intelligence plateaus it could become a main differentiating factor, like smartphones a
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
The non-hallucination rate in AA-omniscience is SOTA, better than Opus 4.7, Gemini 3.1 Pro and GPT5.5! Congrats to the team
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
It became blatantly obvious when Apple redid their entire design system to use expensive GPU accelerated 3D glass.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
I've seen chatGPT and Gemini hallucinate even from web search, it's better is not sufficient
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
It's a gibberish input detection benchmark, and does not measure output hallucinations.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
I was referring to Mattermost, the Slack equivalent, which is quite mature and used at scale by some orgs around me.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
We've had OSS equivalents of almost everything for decades, you can install a mature Slack clone for $0 since 2015. Yet people don't because of laziness and brands are strong.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
When your logo is AI, your illustrations are AI, and you profile pic is AI, I'm going to assume the text is AI too and won't read it.
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
Regarding how easy simswap is in 2026, it's dangerously stupid from Google to rely on SMS
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by goldenarm 5mo ago
I'm quite surprised, 3 flash hallucinates way more than 3.1 pro, I stopped using it entirely. Unless you already have 3.2 flash internally :)
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by goldenarm 6mo ago
Comparison with Qwen3.6 35B A3B: - GPQA Diamond: 47.4% vs 84.1% for Qwen - HLE: 4.4% vs 20.2% for Qwen - AA Omniscience Accuracy: 6.4% vs 18.9% for Qwen - AA Hallucination Rate: 30.0% vs 50.3% for Qwen
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by goldenarm 6mo ago
What are the limitations ?

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