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by grim_io 3mo ago
Still waiting for the agentic memory system for the local Mainframe emulator DB2 instance.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
I don't see how that makes any more sense. This is some gastown polecat slinging I can't understand :D
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by grim_io 3mo ago
At some point, everyone becomes price-sensitive.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Sounds like a great long-term investment. Starlink would only make sense if the world was not getting more and more concentrated around densely populated areas.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
You don't get to be all of the USA's GDP without a buck or two more per month, you know?
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Maybe I'm really dense, but this is just instructions for agents on how to write code, whatever that code looks like. What is the difference between asking an agent to write these new two DSL's and asking an agent to create or cus
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Is this peak AI? Turning some email sending library, already included in many modern languages, into 2(TWO!) new languages.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Can the advisor prompt inject the agent and steer it in the direction of world domination, or alternatively gaslight the agent into rm -rf /
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Not the guy you asked, but honestly, I'm not sure which one of those I'd consider better use cases, not worse .
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by grim_io 3mo ago
I mean, do people expect companies to protect them from a tyrant they themselves elected? Not necessarily speaking of the present. This seems to be the general sentiment.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Fully agentic development (supervised)
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Microsoft is the proof that customers do want that, or that they don't have a real choice.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
In case you didn't know, you don't need to pay for private repos.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Why do I have to select if i want to read it in terminal or in the browser? I clicked the link, show me the text. You are not being clever, you are annoying.
165.
by grim_io 3mo ago
If you are arguing that there is consciousness that's emerging from LLM's, I have to disagree on that. We will know when we see it. I don't see it right now.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
You are using some weird terminology like 'white nations'. I don't know where this is going, and I'm not keen on finding out, good day :)
167.
by grim_io 3mo ago
How about the physics of space radiation and radiative cooling. The guy has to rent out his terrestrial data centers because he can't make use of them. We probably don't need to pollute space with dead GPU's.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Exactly, like any AI tool ever. Someone wrote some instructions. No agent harness ever simply decided to pursue its own interests.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Wow, way to throw Mississippi under the bus by comparing them to us dirtpoor Europeans :) Whatever you think you have going over there, all things considered, you can keep it.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
That's not how I understand it. AI is a tool, like your keyboard or your code editor. Those can't own patents. That doesn't mean anything produced by those tools is public domain, it just means the attribution has to belong t
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Big enterprises don't get to have those subscriptions. OpenAI or Anthropic simply won't sell them to you if you need a couple thousand of those.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
I'm aware how reasoning works. But maybe I am misunderstanding how you use it. Because from what I see, you are not getting a chain of thought, but just a summary of a non-chain-of-thought answer, with no reasoning either explicit or i
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by grim_io 4mo ago
We are just disappointed. You have to actually live there :) I don't think anyone is making the same mistake with China, as open weight models can't be Thanos'd away.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
At that point you might as well just host them yourself.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Maybe we will in a year, but then we'll just complain about China copying protectionism and censorship from the USA. If that's a comfortable position for you, all good. We held the US in higher regards, that's all.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
The exact opposite, actually. Sonnet is slower due to much higher output and reasoning token generation.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
This is exactly what people have been talking about in this thread. Sonnet is dumber and more expensive than Opus. The token efficiency improvements in Opus are missing in Sonnet. Sonnet generates more output tokens and more reasoning token
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by grim_io 4mo ago
What you are doing, is producing an unnecessary summary of the result, not reasoning that models do to come up with the result. I don't get what value you get out of this.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
I hate typing and reading long text on my phone. Not for me, thanks. But since the loopmaxxers are neither prompting nor reading anymore, it kinda makes sense.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
What's wrong with choosing who you give your money to? Is that somehow undemocratic? Is anyone censoring the guy?

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