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by nostrebored 6mo ago
Why are they not calling APIs directly with strictly defined inputs and outputs like every other internal application? The story for MCP just makes no sense, especially in an enterprise.
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by nostrebored 6mo ago
This is entirely framing. To most people “I want to deport minorities” would imply nothing about citizenship status. Someone with the opposite opinion would frame it as “open borders”, which is an extremist viewpoint globally and also not w
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by nostrebored 6mo ago
Iran has been funding and arming groups which threaten maritime security for a while now. They also have been obviously attempting a nuclear weapons program while saying if they achieve their aim that they will do crazy shit. I guess the ga
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by nostrebored 6mo ago
Because it isn’t honest, it is investor hype that these frontier labs need people to believe despite obviously hitting the sublinear part of the improvement curve. “It’s so dangerous, we’ve reached AGI, we just have to release models that a
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
Could we not get the same with EAFT? Maybe that’s what it’s doing but definitely not the first to think “let’s lock in high probability solutions” In nemotron the high perplexity solutions are selected for RL, in VLM training a few people a
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
These are completely orthogonal. That’s cool if you want to appeal to an in group, but I think you’ll find that a huge portion of the country thinks that we should have rules around immigration. So do most other countries. You should probab
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
I don’t think this has ever actually been a critique. It solves societal problems in a way that many people don’t like while introducing others.
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
Training for tasks still works petty well, but “vision” is a super broad domain and most seem optimized for OCR and screen processing (which have verifiable outputs and relatively straightforward data generation)
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
A weird claim when science is littered with a history of poor, insane explanations for phenomena. People play back the “Greatest Hits” without really going into the historical misses. The reality is that the quality and predictive power of
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
what types of problems are you seeing this for? i'm wondering if it's just a difference in domains, but this is not our experience at all. llms will write something, but the odds that it is efficient for any problem with deep comp
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
Is there a reason to prune individually instead of introducing a tombstoning approach like kimi? Most of my harnesses around agentic retrieval wind up implementing the poor man’s version of this via isolated context windows and recursion. B
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
It sounds like you signed a contract and weren’t happy with the terms. This is the point of a contract, though.
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
It’s probably the single worst decision of the entire bill and one of the largest wealth transfers in history. If you tell me you’re going to light your house on fire and then ask me for fire insurance, I should be able to say no. Instead w
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
ACA enshrined the worst parts of the American healthcare system for years to come. It is a politicized victory that is the best solution for no American citizens. Places I’ve been with fully privatized healthcare or single payer are both si
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
… why would incentivizing supply of staples be a good idea? If I make 2,000,000,000 more eggs you would expect that the vast majority of those would not be consumed, because people already consume staples at a near optimal rate. The sales o
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
This assumes all goods are wanted and consumed equally. Housing, milk, meat, eggs, etc. do not see downward pressure from this.
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
This does not address the relative purchasing power change on the left of the bell curve.
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
Because “many” is different than all and these stores would otherwise not exist?
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
It’s the TTS layer that is weird. I’m in the same boat — speech out is just a much worse modality than text when possible.
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by nostrebored 7mo ago
Surely the children churning out papers in a memey field, with no real special insight into computational modeling, are the real ones to trust! Their papers are in Nature! Ridiculous take, and you’d know that the OP was correct if you cared
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by nostrebored 8mo ago
> It’s apparent if you watch the discussions across platforms, there are obvious shared talking points that come in waves This is true of basically any issue discussed on the internet. Saying it must be astroturfing is reductive
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by nostrebored 8mo ago
Is liking bone broth supposed to be some sort of dog whistle? I am open to being convinced that I’m wrong here, but you’re doing a pretty terrible job.
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by nostrebored 8mo ago
https://www.quiverquant.com/lobbying/stock/NVO/ Sure, and Novo spent 2M last quarter on lobbying. Nobody in this industry comes out looking wonderful. But the compounders who are meeting demand are not Hims &
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by nostrebored 8mo ago
They are adding B12 as a way to say that it’s tailored to individuals and not available. I’ve used mainly compounded medicine over the last five years and find the fervent dislike that people have for compounders bizarre. If you look into g
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by nostrebored 8mo ago
So millions of Americans should deal with years of obesity because Novo is a disaster, insurance coverage is ridiculous (any insurer accurately charging for the purpose of risk mitigation should be paying people to take GLP-1s, when instead
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by nostrebored 8mo ago
Is deepgram really performing better than open source turn detection models for you? In our tests it is not.
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by nostrebored 9mo ago
Countries have incentives to manipulate population data. Most error that I’m aware of is not attributable to poor data quality. For example, if you have a real estate bubble you have a strong incentive to show population growth.
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by nostrebored 9mo ago
Gemini remains the only usable vision fm :(
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by nostrebored 9mo ago
https://x.com/nils_reimers/status/1809334134088622217?s=46 https://x.com/generall931/status/1809303448837582850?s=46 There used to be a benchmarking issue with a founder that was particu
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by nostrebored 9mo ago
Qdrant is one of the few vendors I actively steer people away from. Look at the GitHub issues, look at what their CEO says, look at their fake “advancements” that they pay for publicity on… The number of people I know who’ve had unrecoverab

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