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by gozucito 6mo ago
Do you know what percentage of THAADs have been used in Iran?
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by gozucito 6mo ago
But what would you rather have? 2000 Shahed/Lucas drones or a single F35? Same cost for both. The saying "Quantity has a quality all of its own" is not obsolete in 2026.
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by gozucito 6mo ago
Oh, we have estimated token pricing for Mythos? Man, I'm missing out on all the juicy gossip. so it's 5x as expensive as Opus then.
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by gozucito 6mo ago
Where did you get the 10T figure from? I thought it was a big secret.
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by gozucito 6mo ago
I believe the lack of quick evident profit increases are partly a failure of imagination or a failure of understanding that AI agents are different from people. More impressive or faster in some ways, but much much less reliable in others.
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by gozucito 6mo ago
I think the suspicion regarding skills and plugins is fair and logical. And it is absolutely the case that some use significantly more tokens. with that said, on my 5x plan, I could have multiple sessions working and the limit was far away.
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by gozucito 7mo ago
I've been using the 35B model on a 4090, tokens are ~3x faster than a MacBook but the quality is closer to sonnet 3.5 or so in my experience. It is still incredibly impressive of course! I just wish it was jailbroken
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by gozucito 7mo ago
One word: privacy
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by gozucito 7mo ago
Is it a bullshit stat though? it's not like you or I can go to a different dimension where all drivers are healthy, fully awake, undistracted, sober, competent, etc.
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by gozucito 7mo ago
That is a great way to illustrate it! Unfortunately, the message will not sink in because it is unpleasant. Almost ll of us want to think we're fair and unbiased.
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by gozucito 7mo ago
>Simplicity brings us closer to truth — Occam's razor has underpinned the development of our species for centuries. I keep thinking of emergent complexity. Even starting with very simple rules and components, the amount of complexit
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by gozucito 7mo ago
Could you please elaborate on what he was wrong about?
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by gozucito 7mo ago
Fun fact! This is the second time red light camera tickets have been successfully challenged. I believe the first time it was because the photos were processed out of state. Apparently it didn't stick!
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by gozucito 7mo ago
so this works the same as Claude Code /sandbox? The innovation being that it's harness-agnostic?
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by gozucito 7mo ago
Agreed. Merit is the only fair solution. If OP noticed a garbage post, that means they evaluated a post on merit and decided it was garbage. So it works. We have genAI generating videos and the quality sucks compared to human produced and f
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by gozucito 7mo ago
At first, I laughed. But it's a good question. My answer is social contact sharpens our mind. Without it, we would be stupider. And God knows we're stupid enough as it is without degrading our intellectual faculties further. At a
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by gozucito 7mo ago
>In the mid 2010s, then most notably in late 2020 - 2021, you had people who had no interest in tech entering the industry because they saw it as an easy career to make decent money in. I remember it was even earlier than that, in the 90
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by gozucito 8mo ago
Makes sense to me. It's the fastest way to iterate because Electron is the best cross platform option and because LLMs are likely trained on a lot of HTML/Javascript. Which is why Claude is great at it.
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by gozucito 8mo ago
Can it scale to an 800 billion param model? 8B parameter models are too far behind the frontier to be useful to me for SWE work. Or is that the catch? Either way I am sure there will be some niche uses for it.