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by iwontberude 4mo ago
I stand corrected, thank you!
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Ahh you are right, not sure where I got that from…
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
> I don't think coding is one Certainly this is falsifiable easily by any of us doing it on a regular basis > Qwen stuck in thought loops This does happen when context is not managed effectively; creating plans, using subagents a
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
lmao welp
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
By saying it’s false you are also spreading a rumor that OpenAI is goated by us defense. The reality is we don’t know the truth. But since we are spouting off rumors: Government could have given them a national security letter that says, “s
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
I guess Microsoft makes consumer electronics and (as much as it makes me shudder to say it) is a peer of Apple. I agree it’s not fair to Apple to draw comparisons with Microsoft given the sheer amount of damage they’ve done to the world.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
At least you are getting paid money because you’ll never be paid respect for leaning on LLM here.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
It’s because large language models give a variable reward and it’s essentially an addiction that many people have not even recognized.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Not a chance… our backlogs are exploding with AI. The review work is so massive we are hiring to handle it.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Obama was a corporate stooge and neoliberal fuckhead who had majority in the senate and the house and spent his time fighting to pass a republican health care bill and wage illegal wars. I am a democrat but never ever will fall for that tri
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
lol everyone quit using elasticsearch for opensearch. Elastic use to be pretty cool but that was over ten years ago.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Social implications are really hard to shake, but I agree it’s basically a lost cause fighting at this point. I’m hoping like Ed Zitron that it fails via some more durable reason.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
I think you might not get the context this is coming from, it’s about a game developer laid off from Blizzard not wanting to partake in the technology that will justify layoffs of their friends. Pretty straight forward to me.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
It’s been cooked for longer than Trump. Al Gore won in 2000 and they stole the election. Everything that followed has been a complete fuckfest.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Bc frontier models are expensive and summarization is basic af
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
I didn’t realize people were talking about self hosted. For public NetBoot.xyz: Even if they deliver isos matching publicly available checksums, you can’t trust they won’t inject kernel parameters unwittingly. If I was a cyber criminal I wo
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
That’s fine I guess
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
News to me, this seems reasonable
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
The whole trick to life is that none of this matters and if you can hold it together long enough it’s still enjoyable to be alive and to die.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
It’s so sketch… anyone who trusts NetBoot.xyz is asking to be pwned. You need to serve your own iPXE files and cached ISOs.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
NetBoot.xyz is one of the most sketch projects on the internet, yeah nope nope nope.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
So many nerds here in Silicon Valley love to fly small aircraft, it’s an autistic comorbidity. You’ll never catch me acting so foolish.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
And they are expanding money supply like crazy and not too long ago ended quantitative tightening.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Actually it’s the flattening of achievement to be some guy, Claude or a combination of both when really it was neither.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Whether they should or not is a moot point. They are using it and we need to figure out how to organise society to deal with it.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
I exist in both camps. Claude can’t launder human achievement into a different person. Claude stole it, but it’s still in Claude’s possession and is not transferable in any durable sense.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Actually it is because Claude did the work and being a lay person isn’t really that high of a bar.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
What thunder? Claude did the work and used a human to interface with experience and causality better.
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by iwontberude 4mo ago
Sorry but I don’t recognize this as being an achievement by an amateur. This dude had no chance in hell until we trained a model to use his time to suss it out.

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