ma2kx

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by ma2kx 1mo ago
I don't know yet. May be its a trade of for agentic skills in favor of language skills. GLM5.3 feels also heavily benchmaxxed compared to 5.2.
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by ma2kx 1mo ago
Nvidia does frequently release new OSS Nemotron models where they implement new mechanisms.
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by ma2kx 1mo ago
Holy shit, is this model really that bad??? Just asked it a question via the custom opencode go endpoint routed over cloudflare ai gateway doesnt show me the correct models. My fault was that I set " https://opencode.ai/
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by ma2kx 1mo ago
I'm just exhausted. So I've today now learned about four new harness: https://github.com/exoharness/exo/ https://github.com/laude-institute/headlong https://github.com&#x
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by ma2kx 1mo ago
I had a similar though a couple days ago. Not quite the same but imagine giving an Agent the task to hack other devices and steal their crypto coins / credit card number or anything with it can pay its token. Than install an agent in a
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by ma2kx 2mo ago
Outside peak hours (which are during Chinese daytime) I dont reach them with a single agent.
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by ma2kx 2mo ago
I started learning Terraform. At the beginning i let the llm convert some of my homelab infrastructure into a tf project, because thats always the annoying part. Now I play arround with it and whenever I don't understand something or
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by ma2kx 2mo ago
Reminds me of the recent economist interview with Elon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuoqKYxDHVc&t=1880s Minton Beddoes: What people who lose their jobs, who are displaced, who may go off and garden, but how are they
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by ma2kx 3mo ago
I think the article greatly underestimates our archaeological capabilities. We can identify five mass extinctions in the last 500 million years, so why should such a civilization simply be overlooked? Of course, we wouldn't find abando
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by ma2kx 3mo ago
It would be interesting to know how many optimizations of the Chinese models were incorporated back into Claude and Codex.
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by ma2kx 3mo ago
The "companions" page is really disturbing. Two dozen of slightly different animated avatars doing exactly the same gestures while starring at you.
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China's CXMT Is Set to Challenge DRAM Incumbents(newsletter.semianalysis.com)
3 points by ma2kx 3mo ago|0 comments
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
I would say that depends of the company's legal form. If you have an "AG" or "GmbH" you get double taxed anyway, one time the company and than again your salary. So if you have an Estonian equevilant of a GmbH/
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Yes, I see scaling as the biggest problem. Instead of developing one service for potentially 7 billion users, you're building 10 services for maybe 1 to 10 million users each. It would probably come down to patching together open-sourc
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
What keeps going through my mind regarding this topic is that we have Instagram for pictures, YouTube for videos, Reddit as a forum, Twitter/Bsky as a microblogging service, and so on. But what if we focused on locality again? What if
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Is this also a some kind of a Trojan/malware attack? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48594733 https://pypi.org/project/prylint/ > A Rust reimplementation of pylint that produces byte-
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
> A Rust reimplementation of pylint that produces byte-for-byte identical output — 15–2300× faster (median ~85×). > prylint is not "inspired by" pylint. [...] Where pylint has bugs, prylint reproduces them. Where pylint cras
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
It's funny that most countries not even have an E-ID for their human citizen yet Estonia provides them already for AI agents.
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Thats just stupid. - Why should I run it on local hardware when there are already about a dozen US provider available? - To compare the token usage per task with GLM 5.1 is worthless when GLM 5.1 is unable to do the task. - Not even z.ai it
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Look at it the other way: What did Musk get last Friday? $75B from the SpaceX IPO. It's almost like giving a toddler $100 in the toy department and seeing what happens next.
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
I usually forget about my coffee anyway until it's cold.
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Meta allowed an LLM to change users email address for a password reset. Funny times are ahead...
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
At least he learnt not to provide an LLM presumably unrestricted access to his AWS account.
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
I would say you Americans are more into gambling while in Europe fan violence is a bigger topic. Like just last week, after PSG won the Champions League title, there were cars burning in Paris: https://apnews.com/article&#x2
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
I don't think the unstructured format directly contributes to the playing strength but rather attracts more player to play in a local club. Even in the town where I life with less than 100'000 people there are 10 clubs, 168 teams
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
They don't even implement their logic gates within the normal game mechanics but with scripting some bit-goats in the editor. So the AoE2 Engine is just a graphical representation of their script. But my favorite is this one: "Co
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
All I see is some confusing talk about bit-goats and a player who attacks with his scout while the other trades and builds new buildings. Why does it matter that there is an infinite gold supply if the logic is scripted with bit-goats in th
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Sure, but I don't talk with my coding agent about politics. And its something different to avoid a topic and to deceptively implement a backdoor.
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Okay, but I don't think Kiriakou would explicitly admit if the US spied specifically on Israel. I think at most we get a indirect "confession" like Andrew Bustamante gave in some podcasts like here, where he answers to the qu
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by ma2kx 4mo ago
Kiriakou also stated several times that the Mossad was known to casually try to recruit CIA agents: https://youtu.be/R7OWqAgGzwA?t=163

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