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by nis0s 8mo ago
Opensource models exist
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by nis0s 8mo ago
There is a need for an orchestration-ready IDE, but the entire ecosystem of cost per token is unsustainable for the amount of work that needs to be handled. Open source models and tools are the only solution.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
Only Amp is dead. The coding agent/tools are fine, you don’t see Cursor shutting down its doors.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
From reading about it, it seems to me Claude is a very limited agent, but it’s optimizing how to get a high score on leaderboards. I suspect most people don’t realize their interactions with Claude, both via web app and API, are used for tr
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by nis0s 8mo ago
There’s no such thing as outpacing AI
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by nis0s 8mo ago
We don’t even have proper self-driving cars yet.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
I am guessing you mean AGI? They usually mean they’re not generally intelligent, i.e., displaying cognitive flexibility for different types of tasks without training or extensive fine-tuning. Think of a human intern, you don’t need to tell
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by nis0s 8mo ago
Sadly, a lot of AI products are going to be bad and overpriced. But the good news is that since there’s less investment floating around, stinkers won’t stay for long.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
Quality is a subjective property unless you’ve established protocols, frameworks or standards which allow objective measurements. Software engineering never had any strict standards or requirements (beyond borrowing abstractions from comput
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by nis0s 8mo ago
On their heads be it
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Wealth Manager Stocks Sink as Traders Flee Next AI Casualty(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by nis0s 8mo ago|1 comments
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by nis0s 8mo ago
One person is not enough, frankly. Building morals is a communal process because pro-social relationships have a societal function to fulfill.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
So? Differentiators should have always been about customer service. Most products are enshittified, anyway.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
Two points of clarification. Societal collapse doesn’t necessarily mean all-out nuclear catastrophe, and can also mean transitioning from one set of norms or rules establishing the status quo to another. People shouldn’t labor under the fal
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As AI enters the operating room, reports arise of botched surgeries(reuters.com)
75 points by nis0s 8mo ago|23 comments
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by nis0s 8mo ago
> The email is dated 26 Jun 2016, right after Brexit, and in it, Epstein writes: > return to tribalism . counter to globalization. amazing new alliances. you and I both agreed zero interest rates were too high, as i said in your offic
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by nis0s 8mo ago
Talking with other people.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
I would say don’t do what this article is saying. Have the agents write to a space dedicated for their edits specifically, keep the agents.md file as your instructions to them. Not your task-specific prompt, but any generalizable actions ac
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by nis0s 8mo ago
I don’t trust a million humans on creativity. Besides that, anyone who tells you creativity is just some form of randomness seriously needs better education in the arts and media. AI is not a magic bullet that will resolve questions about t
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by nis0s 8mo ago
The article is taking a simplistic take on the issues. Yes, all generations have their unique references and fixations. But what’s different for generations growing up with the internet is that ads/marketing optimization has made it ea
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by nis0s 8mo ago
Okay, but currently people are really losing jobs over economic uncertainty due to policies, and tariffs increasing the cost of doing business. The AI reason for job cuts is given to placate shareholders, putting a positive spin on job cuts
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by nis0s 8mo ago
I am tired of articles making claims without substantiating them as it’s just an extended form of forum posting (shitposting). Maybe do an empirical analysis (a small one?), or point out people who have, as it will at least tell us the unde
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by nis0s 8mo ago
Seems to me an AI companion company is a great front for collecting kompromat, but I don’t feel like I am saying anything particularly insightful here. I can only assume that the people using these tools are clever about how they use them.
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by nis0s 8mo ago
This is cringe, there are many Muslim women who don’t wear or care about the hijab. This is just performative activism.
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by nis0s 9mo ago
It depends on what schools of thought one subscribes to. There is a lot of nuance to the development of human behavior and culture, and so the way we interact is based on more than just the brutishness of might is right.
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by nis0s 9mo ago
There are many private companies that operate under this model, and they’re usually small to medium sized (<250 people). The success of these companies often depends on their area of expertise and leadership.
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by nis0s 9mo ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46838009
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by nis0s 9mo ago
> The likely change is not “no humans,” but fewer humans overseeing more automated work, with people focused on exceptions, risk ownership, and sign-off in the most sensitive areas. The problem being that AI can scale faster, and compoun
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by nis0s 9mo ago
Religion has always been about politics to some extent, and I don’t put much stock in religious institutions by themselves. The underlying philosophical frameworks are often useful for individual or collective reasoning, and for dealing wit
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by nis0s 9mo ago
I like the idea of this, but how is anything measured? Evaluations are the key aspect in research, and they’re not exactly just about passing metrics. If these systems can produce something, and that thing is reproducible and usable, then w

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