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by htrp 2mo ago
>It would be incredibly surprising to me if in another 7 years, my software engineering skills were still useful This profession has always required reskilling/ changing based on new technologies. How many people are still meaningfu
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Bessent Targets OpenAI Managers for Hugging Face Incident(bloomberg.com)
4 points by htrp 2mo ago|3 comments
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by htrp 2mo ago
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the responsibility for the recent hacking incident involving OpenAI’s advanced artificial intelligence models was with that firm’s managers, while stopping short of suggesting any consequences. “The Hug
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by htrp 2mo ago
I guess the question becomes, how much of this is harness versus model?
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by htrp 2mo ago
>a super-efficient hypersonic precooled hybrid air-breathing rocket engine >I can grill with it at my backyard BBQ. I like it!
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by htrp 2mo ago
blog post should've been titled, have your agents sign in
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by htrp 2mo ago
aws egress fees: the real hero we didn't know we needed
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by htrp 2mo ago
why not an actual inbox? set up a gmail and have the agent email you?
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by htrp 2mo ago
more like you lose intelligence in chess by maxing for coding... hence knocking back the claims of emergent intelligence
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by htrp 2mo ago
signed too!
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by htrp 2mo ago
> I sent a letter to the Soviet Union asking if they were ok with me using the name, never heard back! Please tell me you actually did this!
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by htrp 2mo ago
>This is why we’re releasing Pion today. Pion is available as a research preview. If you have an existing business or an interesting business idea you want to hand off to AI, please sign up on our waitlist to get access. We’re excited to
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by htrp 2mo ago
> "The paste operation might fail silently," according to Microsoft. > Excel 2016, 2019, 2021, and 2024 are affected. Microsoft said: "Although users try to paste content, the source remains selected and the destination
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by htrp 2mo ago
the fact that you have to encourage these models and tell them that they can solve these problems and warm up on easier problems seems to indicate that there's something to AI pairing above and beyond prompt
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by htrp 2mo ago
except a bunch of paywalled stuff did end up in training corpora
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by htrp 2mo ago
It seems like the larger problem is he maintains access of keys and systems as opposed to the board and can boot out anyone not loyal to him ( or any other admin who could remove him).
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by htrp 2mo ago
Steering Vectors
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by htrp 2mo ago
Wasn't this starcraft ghost?
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by htrp 2mo ago
it's all editing. In an entire week of cameras, you can always find a bit of time where anyone behaves in an outrageous over the top manner
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by htrp 2mo ago
wall street already moved to higher ground
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by htrp 2mo ago
got to clean up the financials ahead of the IPO
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by htrp 2mo ago
why are all American AI models basically Kimi in a trench coat
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by htrp 2mo ago
a reminder that money does enable you to make mistakes and buys you the ability to correct from them
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by htrp 2mo ago
How did you find their internal services ?
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by htrp 2mo ago
super cool product, any thoughts on adding native llm support to your sandboxes ?
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by htrp 2mo ago
serious traders working on this type of project would have run extensive back testing on both real as well as synthetic analogues
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by htrp 2mo ago
https://github.com/openai/PrimeGaps186
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by htrp 2mo ago
Embargo fail ....
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"Welcome to the AGI era," OpenAI says as GPT-6 Astra debuts(axios.com)
35 points by htrp 2mo ago|7 comments
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by htrp 2mo ago
The actual implementation matters less than the fact that they can be perceived to be working on something. You're never going to have a perfect solution here, and perfect is the enemy of good.

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