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by hypfer 1mo ago
GitHub flavored FOSS I believe works best for "corporate FOSS" projects and terrible for "FOSS as how it was conceived decades ago". Or rather I believe that it is engineered exactly for the former. What it does well is
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> This isn't zero sum. True, it is actually negative sum, because fake merit erodes trust in real merit, as it makes it a lot harder to spot the latter.
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The whole idea of "counting PRs" as a vanity metric is flawed because vanity metrics are flawed. I don't think that there is a technical solution to be found here, as the problem is anything but technical. __ A hack/trap
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> For example nearly all social rules that are commonly accepted in society are basically about which kinds of manipulations and bullying of other people are accepted by most people vs not. Can you elaborate on that?
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5-20 years? Have you seen the financials of the AI companies?
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Where does the compute happen? I suppose it's a cloud thing?
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It is my belief that a prerequisite to a counter-argument is an argument.
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The quality of discussion here is not up to the standards I would want it to be. What are you even saying there. "Humans are also not perfect, so anything is possible" but painted with a coat of fake intellectualism. What a waste
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> Reading this really makes me wish that I had a slightly better workflow. I'm really soley dependent of Fable Good thing then that you're fully in control of your own actions. A gift granted to us by being a fully grown adult
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> But the reliability problem is being fixed quickly, as researchers create models that can check their own work and improve themselves. Soon they will be substantially better than humans at many tasks. Yes, no. They don't. They jus
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Only as long as you still have enough cash to order uber eats.
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I'm really not sure why people are cheering for this. We've been rightfully pissed at companies doing unethical things and getting away with it, as there is simply nothing you can hurt them with. Why is HN fantasizing about making
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> Power is what makes them what they are, not knowledge or skills or empathy. No. Oh my god no. This is just engineers coping with the reality that they've been filtered by skillchecks of a system they do not (yet) understand. But i
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Yes
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If people would unironically start pushing for this, I genuinely do not know what to do. I guess that would be at least a nice bang to let democracy finally die. Let's hope that we never see that happening. ___ To expand on that: I bel
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I dislike performative business people as much as the next guy, but you can't tell me that you people really think that this is anything other than a petty and equally performative PR stunt. Revenge of the nerds.
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There is no shortage of articles on the HN front page, stating that being "just a code monkey" is likely going to have much less employment options soon-ish. A likely correct but also at this point rather stale observation.
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> I think when push comes to shove we either need to shut down the networks/internet or risk AI locking us out of everything potentially for ransom. Yes, I too believe that this is what is going to happen. The ban of foreign robotic
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You can fit Shrek 1 into a 13mb gif tho https://www.deviantart.com/sssfjknfvdknj/art/the-ENTIRE-shre...
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What do you do with all those tokens?
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The problem with those two picked examples is that their nature displays a lack of basic care and due diligence. Of course, this is a culture war, but the point the blog post is making is that the Omarchy side is not exactly at the forefron
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> have no chance at end user penetration and loyalty until there's a single focused survivor. But why does that matter? End users (I believe, feel free to correct) do not really contribute all that much revenue-wise. They're ce
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FWIW, the way GLM-5.2 (and 5.3) talk is clearly claude, so it is for sure also trained using distillation. The metric used there is me screaming at my screen per operating hours. Does it matter? IMO not really. Weights are open after all. (
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> The company on Wednesday confirmed speculation that the Ox Alpha model is a new iteration of its GLM series and said it will release the weights for it tonight, in response to queries by Bloomberg News. Where? And "Tonight" i
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I find it interesting just how different the responses to this new tech are. I wonder if there is an inverse correlation between "usage of local models" and "despair", or if I am just making that up. It would make sense,
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Don't take this as dismissive or a dunk or anything like that, but maybe an LLM can help with unpacking? At least I know that they understand my writing and that they can help me understand other writing I don't. I can assure you
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This is what I'd call the "enabler" archetype that gets unhappy about friction (rightfully!) but takes some.. uh.. mental shortcuts when it comes to tracing back the source of it. I'm sorry man. The problem is that this
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It is correct that I have completely side-stepped your frame and not even attempted to engage with it. This is on purpose, because wanting people to engage with that specifically engineered frame is exactly the bad faith mechanism I've
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I am repeating myself, but this is about systems, and not about people. It is however in the interest of the people to keep the systems running in an untainted way. As said, on the individual level it's a tragedy, but one that can be a
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No, you can't make this secure. You're just tweaking who can pull that off and how. And, given that the main threat here is disinformation by nation state actors, they can also attack the camera module (or its supply chain) instea

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