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jjani
2y ago
That sounds incredibly disappointing given how high their benchmarks are, indicating they might be overtuned for those, similar to Llama4.
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2y ago
What did Sonnet build it on, that you ended up using it? One of the drawbacks of all frontier models (with Sonnet being the most extreme) for web dev is their strong preference for React in any kind of situation, even for Wordpress-blog equ
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2y ago
In my mind, I was thinking of giving a set of fictional findings, not realizing that would technically make it.. fiction! I think it's fine to have fictional notes. It's still a very different task than e.g. writing a fantasy nove
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> ... And the 50 millions yearly tourists be damned. It does seem like the plan is to slash that number too, and they're succeeding.
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2y ago
Would be interesting if they'd add another one on non-fiction creative writing. For example, turning a set of investigative notes and findings into a Pulitzer-prize winning article that wouldn't be out of place in a renowned, high
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2y ago
The "everything is securities fraud" meme is really unfortunate, not quite as bad as the "fiduciary duty means execs have to chase short-term profit" myth, but still harmful. It's only because lying ("puffery&q
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2y ago
I have, dozens of times, and it's generally better than 3.7. Especially with more context it's less forgetful. o1-pro is absurdly expensive and slow, good luck using that with tools. Virtually all benchmarks, including less gamed
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2y ago
> They cant produce new things, and so meta and google are struggling to compete when actual merit matters, and they cant just brute force the solutions. You haven't been keeping up. Less than 2 weeks ago, Google released a model th
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2y ago
I didn't think that was confusing, your article pointed it out fine and clearly. However it doesn't address my point. "(Un)intentional" is solely a qualifier regarding the intentionality behind becoming a moderate, not t
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2y ago
It is unfortunately also abandoned. The creator got an offer from Cursor to integrate it last Sepmtember and abandoned it, seems likely it was part of the contract. By the looks of it he also didn't refund subscribers, not a good look.
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2y ago
I'm sure it does, as Gemini 2.5 Pro has been making every other model look pretty bad.
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2y ago
> “The Respected Comrade’s brilliant economic agenda is an all-encompassing plan to revive our economy by unleashing Chosun energy, implementing tariffs to level the playing field, and bringing trillions of won in historic investments to
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2y ago
Those people will next use their mother's ID, their grandparents' IDs, and so on. Then move on to stolen IDs. Which is not preventable unless you do full-on hardware attestation tied to real ID, which means China-level surveillanc
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2y ago
I can call something "purple" and then give a specific explanation I mean "computer" by it, but I just shouldn't be using purple like that in the first place. The word "moderate" is too entrenched, gives p
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2y ago
I can strongly sympathize. The image with the squares and circles hit home hard, from an early age, it's been pretty lonely. Depending on your environment it can be super hard to find others part of the 1%, so you really need to treasu
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2y ago
At the risk of sounding very arrogant, I've found this incredibly obvious even when I was just 18 years old. Decades have passed, plenty of my beliefs have changed, but this one hasn't. The chance that one "ideology",
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2y ago
I am. I'm saying that what you see as its main selling point: > It's easy to customize! May be very overstated, with lots of users not caring or even knowing about that as a selling point. They just use it for all of the othe
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2y ago
Back up the thread it was about the whole market, but then we started talking about AI developers (=the vacuum salesmen) and how much they're affected by the mindshare, which is also the part I quoted. The average consumer, absolutely,
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2y ago
> satisfy all the people lying to themselves that one day they'll actually modify that ui folder. What I'm saying - they're not lying to themselves that they'll do that. They've never even considered it as being
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2y ago
Thanks. I think Zalo's only big in Vietnam, so we're at one example outside of China, where the rules have never been the same anyway. GGP's premise doesn't seem to hold up, though I can see the idea of banks getting exc
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> I feel like you underestimate the degree to which AI developers are influenced in just the same ways as everybody else. I feel like you're overestimating that. I work every day on developing LLM-based products, use them a lot whil
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2y ago
> They don't have a design system, don't know what that even means, and their sinful hands should not be tweaking any UI libraries, at most being limited to modifying a rich set of theme tokens that force consistency I feel lik
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2y ago
> Apple has a lot of carve-outs and exceptions (see do-everything apps that contain mini app stores) Which ones are you thinking of? Does Grab operate this way? The China case is well-known, but that's really its own beast. KakaoTal
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2y ago
https://archive.is/Ndh1z
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> Every single medical provider today relies on Oracle. All over the world? If not, then there's the replacements, although I'm sure they're not FOSS.
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East Asia isn't on Whatsapp. In most of South-East Asia it's also not the #1. That makes for ~2 billion people.
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Not trying to dismiss your anecdote, as both can very much coexist separately, and I actually think your analogy is spot on for LLMs! But it did make me think of something. I once was in an environment where A got along with everyone, and
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2y ago
> Even a 1 month project with one good senior engineer working on it will get 20+ different files and 5,000+ loc. For what it's worth, I mostly work on projects in the 100-200 files range, at 20-40k LoC. When using proper tooling wi
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2y ago
How much lines of context and understanding can we, human developers, keep in our heads, taken into account and refer to when implementing something? Whatever the amount may be, it definitely fits into 300k tokens.
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The narrative of this article is that Big Tech can and should be doing more, that they're the enablers. But if you look carefully: > The roots of “pig butchering” scams reach back to the offshore gambling industry that emerged from
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