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Cooling is conspicuously absent other than a brief mention in the conclusion. As if it has been redacted, because it’s such an obvious and hard problem in space. Which leads me to believe they’ve made progress and aren’t sharing that for co
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AGI is an asymptote. I love it.
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This is brilliant. Really smart experiment, and a glimpse of what might - no what will be possible. Ignore the cynics. This is an absolutely brilliant thought experiment and conversation starter that lets us look ahead 10, 20, 50 years. Thi
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Codex Degradation Update on Reddit from OpenAI Employee with Full Report
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They've included a helpful report here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fDJc1e0itJdh0MXMFJtkRiBc... Biggest takeaway for me is that yes, there were some issues and we weren't imaginging things, and t
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If anyone has a video if it I think we'd all very much appreciate you posting a link. I've tried and I can't find one.
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Yeah same. And I'd rather save the context space. Having custom md docs per lift per project is what I do. Really dials it in.
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Jeez top post on HN and there's a full overlay ad to "download a mac extension". This deserves a summary post to save others the click. Here's the "what every engineer should know" without the spam: PoE (Power
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lol - touche. Although I suspect that would have been far worse had that been the case.
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Thanks for posting, I wasn't aware of Kyutai and it seems your work is perfect for something I'm working on.
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Thanks joenot443. I suspect the only way to prove that I’m legit to the doubters is to do something a paid shill or a bot would never ever do. To the commenters who think I’m a shill or bot: fuck every single one of you and the various moth
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It seems particularly good at high performance programming in low level languages.
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Comments like this reveal the magnitude of polarization around this issue in tech circles. Most people actually feel this kind of animosity towards AI, and so having comment threads like this even be visible on HN is unusual. Needless to sa
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lol, thanks.
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Thanks. I wasn't able to reply in a thread earlier - I guess HN has a throttle on that. So I edited the comment above to add a few more thoughts. It's a very exciting time to be alive.
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I'm seeing the downvotes. I'm sorry folks feel that way. I'm regretting my honesty. Edit: I'd like to reply to this comment in particular but can't in a threaded reply, so will do that here: "Ah, super secret p
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Ah the tension between cybersecurity best practices and productivity is brutal right now.
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Yes. Sadly. And it really does make me sad. I was rooting for Anthropic. Still kinda am.
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Have tried all and continue to eval regularly. I spend up to 14 hours a day. Currently recovering from a herniated disk because I spent 6 weeks sitting at a dining room table, 14 hours a day, leaning foward. Don't do that. lol. So my c
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I can not. We're all racing very hard to take full advantage of these new capabilities before they go mainstream. And to be honest, sharing problem domains that are particularly attractive would be sharing too much. Go forth and experi
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I've chosen problems with non-negotiable outcomes. In other words, problem domains where you either are able to clearly accomplish the very hard thing, or not, and there's no grey area. I've purposely chosen these kinds of pr
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We were heavy users of Claude Code ($70K+ spend per year) and have almost completely switched to codex CLI. I'm doing massive lifts with it on software that would never before have been feasible for me personally, or any team I've
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Sex, garbage collection, it’s all the same on HN.
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When you objectify the idea of wife as an NPC and you’re the center of your universe, this makes sense. Pretty sure my wife would take a baseball bat to the motherfucker’s robot brain. But it’s her call. Others may prefer a non human compan
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There's this "now that I'm exiting, you're all fucked" phenomenon that exists among older folks. Perhaps a result of optimism waning at the end of a life. I'm not young. But I guess I'm more optimistic tha
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Can't wait for the "Did ChatGPT Burn Down Palisades?" headline.
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Oh lord no. Pacino’s Scream made acting history and is of the finest scenes to come out of the Strasberg acting ecosystem. Critics gonna crit, but there are some remarkably good things about that film.
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Thanks, very interesting. TIL.
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The regs are quite specific on if and when we need an alternate, which is weather dependent, and what your fuel requirements are. And we don't really have the idea of "multiple alternatives", but I guess it's implied by
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Similar philosophies but with differences. e.g. FAA reserve requirements is destination + alternate + 45 mins reserve. EASA is destination + alternate + final reserve which is 30 mins holding for jets and 45 mins for pistons IIRC. But in bo
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