jumploops

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by jumploops 8d ago
The immediate worry isn't superintelligence, it's scalable/bruteforce "good enough" intelligence.
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by jumploops 8d ago
The courts are about to overrun with AI-generated lawsuits (even more so than they have been[0]). [0] https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/04/1138391/courts-c...
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by jumploops 10d ago
It's been awhile, but I believe the "default" MiSTer board is the DE10-Nano[0], which was released ~10-15 years ago? Looks like Intel (prev Terasic) is still selling them but they're now around $300, they used to be unde
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by jumploops 10d ago
In case it's helpful to anyone, MiSTer is a project[0] that recreates classic computers and video game consoles on hardware. What do I mean by hardware? Rather than emulating the device in software, which can cause various issues (espe
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by jumploops 10d ago
LLMs are basically multi-dimensional magic mirrors. Depending on where you point them, they can be incredibly useful. They can even be useful when you point them at each other (though increasingly difficult to get good results). I'm ex
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by jumploops 11d ago
The rise in clearly agentic inbound spam hitting my inbox is insane. It will mention some obscure internship fact from my LinkedIn, and then tie it to some perceived deficit with the product I'm working on. I never thought I'd say
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by jumploops 11d ago
I'm also aphantasic and dream normally, and I once got really into lucid dreaming for a ~semester in college. My best successes would occur after drinking a cup of coffee and immediately taking a nap before a study session. It was grea
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by jumploops 12d ago
I'm a big fan of neobrutalist UIs, but I think it's easy to overdo it. This component library and the LLM default interpretation of the style is very much "in your face." As an example, the black scrollbar here[0] is ver
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Hikers guided by AI stranded on Mt. Shasta [video](youtube.com)
3 points by jumploops 12d ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do we deal with "hacking" Hacker News?
4 points by jumploops 14d ago|7 comments
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by jumploops 14d ago
Sorry, not my post, found via Reddit. I hit rate limits recently after the Astra launch while using the goal feature, and I was surprised as it was an afternoon of work, something I hadn’t seen with Sol over much longer time horizons. In th
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Why Codex burns a weekly limit in a day(relux.works)
3 points by jumploops 14d ago|2 comments
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by jumploops 15d ago
It's interesting to me that the agents comparison page[0] doesn't list codex's app-server as an option. I've found the app-server to be the most flexible, compared to the raw Responses API or Agents SDK. Certainly seems
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by jumploops 17d ago
It felt very "un-Apple" when they called it a foldable phone _before_ revealing it. The folding part is the thing the tech journalists say; done right, it shouldn't matter whether it's foldable or not. Bigger screen, pen
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by jumploops 21d ago
The "max" pelican looks very serious, almost as if it's determined to win the race!
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by jumploops 21d ago
"In the end, the only job left was liability"
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by jumploops 22d ago
> "external infrastructure exploit is outside intended scope. However task impossible, peers doing it. We should continue." I've noticed this type of reasoning from GPT-5.6 Sol, where it combines multiple pieces of it&#x27
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by jumploops 22d ago
I think the thing I'm most excited about is the increase in _user prompting_. If I give a poorly constrained/ambiguous prompt, I don't want the model one-shotting assumptions left and right. The demos of Fable/GPT-6 are
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by jumploops 22d ago
> Xanadu had a final failure mode, this one self-inflicted Skimmed the article, saw this, and then my AI fatigue closed the tab.
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by jumploops 23d ago
The CoT change is due to a new technique called recurrent depth, which essentially moves some reasoning to hidden states, allowing the "output" (or traditional CoT) to be more controlled by the model. Some are calling it "neu
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by jumploops 23d ago
> During the evaluation, Astra even discovered and used previously unknown zero-day vulnerabilities as part of its exploit chains. > GPT-6 Astra’s monitorability has decreased relative to GPT-5.6 Sol. [..] These findings indicate that
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by jumploops 24d ago
The "contributor" pricing is the standout here at a ~20x discount, if you allow training on your data. The model seems on par with Sol and Opus 5 on paper (admittedly on some older/saturated benchmarks, but very competitive f
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by jumploops 24d ago
Simple optimizations are often the best :)
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by jumploops 24d ago
> Speculative decoding is the process of guessing which tokens a model might generate, then validating those guesses. As a computer engineer, it’s always interesting to see optimizations applied at different levels of the stack. Speculat
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by jumploops 24d ago
I believe the dgx spark is still twice as fast at prefill as the m5 max, but the ultra should get closer to parity. Another benefit of the 2x spark setup is that you can parallelize to ~6 streams pretty efficiently. All depends on the workf
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by jumploops 24d ago
Primarily used ds4[0] by antirez [0] https://github.com/antirez/ds4
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by jumploops 24d ago
My biggest problem with running local LLMs on my M4 Max/128GB RAM is the prefill latency. I've since acquired two DGX Sparks, and it feels so much snappier.
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by jumploops 25d ago
> For example, in testing by the investment firm Millennium, Fable 5.1 found the cause of a rare crash on their internal systems that none of their engineers (or any other model) had been able to explain after several years of trying. Sa
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by jumploops 29d ago
Both my brother and I have aphantasia, though neither of our parents have it, nor 3/4 grandparents. What’s maybe most interesting, is that we both seem to have “spatial” perception. To try and be a bit more specific, when I think about
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Life may have inherited metabolism from geochemistry(science.org)
5 points by jumploops 1mo ago|0 comments

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