larodi

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by larodi 7mo ago
I have not elevated this person, and very much despise much of what he does and says. For the record.
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by larodi 7mo ago
The quantity of tests, known as penetration attempts, that most critical software survives today in a networked environment, is magnitudes more daring that the easily-cracked software printed on CDs. I really don't understand how this
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by larodi 7mo ago
My gut feeling and expectation is that people will be turning their internet off at night, and at all times. At least for a while until this whole new security situation somehow settles with newly invented automation. May sound weird, but a
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by larodi 7mo ago
It reads attribution really?
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by larodi 7mo ago
Human Condition is now a generally accepted baseline.
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by larodi 7mo ago
Indeed, wonder did OP really read through the article?
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by larodi 7mo ago
indeed, from my perspective doing heavy agentic dev for six months, the language all is implemented should be easy. its api - also. like Swift is super easy to read, but the APIs of underlying libs - not so much. Python is reasonably easy t
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by larodi 7mo ago
relax, soon u be rewriting the essence of all these libs into something new. python has its days numbered also perhaps for many engineering decisions that are now cheap via llms.
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by larodi 7mo ago
Well contrary to many, myself was not convinced and suspected the content being LLM generated from very beginning with the images and even background. Something in the writing also didn’t hit right.
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by larodi 7mo ago
I've done a lot of these visual helpers for my classes (topics vary). This one teaches the Mercator projection and how the ln acts upon the central https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/1bded4db-c4c2-4089-aa36-5.
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by larodi 7mo ago
tbh i expect it to be much more interesting if doing other kind of sorts
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by larodi 7mo ago
in reality, it is perhaps indistinguishable. like - if I take this whole page of comments, feed it into... say Opus latest 1M, and tell it "have my text tweaked in a way to please these guys' apparent aesthetically preferences&quo
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by larodi 7mo ago
pooling as it is called, is, well the same as averaging. has nothing to do with swimming really. it happens all the time in latent space. it is a tool, not a side effect.
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by larodi 7mo ago
Mediocre is the word perhaps :D
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by larodi 7mo ago
given the content of the text is of significant importance, it would matter very little the tone it is presented with.
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by larodi 8mo ago
it is a take, ridiculous or not. the fact you rage against it implies its not as improbable as you may want it to be. besides ridiculousness is a very subjective matter, right? many things are super ridiculous in 2026 from 2020s perspective
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by larodi 8mo ago
Given expected further economic struggle ahead of most everyone living in the UK, such gatherings perhaps come being more appropriate than ever. If not late already. The only contradiction is with the otherwise super consumerism-oriented so
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by larodi 8mo ago
this question should've been posed earlier when first LLMs were training. many people chose to ignore the question, and now, several distillation epochs later, it is not a question that matters, as both yes/no are true, and not tr
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by larodi 8mo ago
This news came as I was clicking unsubscribe to all the weird mails that somehow keep piling up in my inbox, with LinkedIN being the leader, and then some by bandcamp. More than ever I enjoy turning off the mobile data while on the go. Very
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by larodi 8mo ago
Are you a teen or you speak on behalf of the whole world? My impression of said demographic is totally different, though. And I would not speak for them just like that, as they be very diverse depending on where you find them.
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by larodi 8mo ago
Indeed, is not a Mac, I really expected some old MACOS
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by larodi 8mo ago
Yeah, people with botox pumped lips, pink tops, and sporty fancy wear. Basically the cream of the commercial listener who understands exactly zero of the musical substance, but is there, because ads were aired on TikTok. Faith is not withou
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by larodi 8mo ago
And why would they not? do they have to feel they ain’t got it anymore because age?
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by larodi 8mo ago
doodie.com was cool back in the day
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by larodi 8mo ago
The fact that some of the Claude-discovered bugs were quite severe is also a little more than something to brush off as "yeah, LLM, whatever". The lists reads quite meaningful to me, but I'm not a security expert anyways.
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by larodi 8mo ago
the utility service gets in trouble because not doing due diligence or even is assumed helping facilitate the scheme.
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by larodi 8mo ago
yes, they will hit the TV or through the remote, or bang the mouse, or the box. I mean - if you tell me this is 'care', no... this is outrage, and it would probably not even be focused to one particular component. and for what is
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by larodi 8mo ago
The lack thereof (of human use). Prompts are not copyrightable thus the output also - not. Besides retelling a story is fair use, right? Otherwise we should ban all generative AI and prepare for Dune/Foundation future. But we not there
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by larodi 8mo ago
nobody can tell and this is how we entered this very turbulent modern times of "everything can be retold" without punishment. LLMs already doing it at large, while original author is correct in terms of the LGPL, it is nearly impo
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by larodi 8mo ago
> No one cares about how the code is written. I would overstate: No one even cares how architecture is done. Unless you are the one fixing it or maintaining it. Sorry, no one. We all know Apple did some great stuff with their code, but w

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