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by pants2 5mo ago
I don't see price listed anywhere, do you? This isn't even on their models page yet.
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by pants2 5mo ago
Counterparty risk would be more like the betting site going belly-up and not getting money out despite having a profitable trade. This is just regular risk.
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by pants2 5mo ago
There's definitely some overlap in size between this and some real airplanes
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by pants2 5mo ago
TIL that pilots can't have a full beard because oxygen masks can't make a seal. Guess that's where the pilot moustache stereotype comes from.
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by pants2 5mo ago
Nice. If you do the opposite of what WordPress does for security you're probably on the right track.
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by pants2 5mo ago
According to Artificial Analysis, Grok 4.3[1] is faster, smarter, cheaper, and uses fewer tokens than DS4. So why aren't we talking about Grok? 1. https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/grok-4-3
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by pants2 5mo ago
Most software doesn't really have "hard enough problems" unless you're working in deep tech. The majority of SWEs are probably working on some sort of SaaS which isn't super challenging for a model like Opus 4.7. Mo
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by pants2 5mo ago
This might be why agentic development/vibe coding leads to more burn out. It's been a long time since I've truly been 'stuck' on a problem and needed to sleep on it to figure out the answer. Now I just ask Claude to
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by pants2 5mo ago
Maybe the only solution to GPTisms is infinite context. If I'm talking to my coworker every day I would consciously recognize when I already used a metaphor recently and switch it up. However if my memory got reset every hour, I certai
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by pants2 5mo ago
Nice, OpenAI mentioned my HackerNews post in their article :) I appreciate that they wrote a whole blog post to explain! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47319285
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by pants2 5mo ago
Lock in is pretty easy these days. Just a dummy example, Claude models are trained on their `str_replace_based_edit_tool` edit tool[1] which is very different from OpenAI's `apply_patch` tool[2]. 1. https://platform.claude.c
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by pants2 6mo ago
https://youtu.be/X8yRlA7jqEQ?t=1190
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by pants2 6mo ago
Certainly that wasn't intentional to broadcast to the public? Sounds like a textbook data leak. > A data leak is the unauthorized, often unintentional exposure of sensitive, confidential, or personal information to an external party
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by pants2 6mo ago
Also Discord - tons of people use Discord as a social network and keep up with friends. I must have 5 friend groups that have their own Discords with some overlap.
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by pants2 6mo ago
So did you disclose this responsibly? Posting about it publicly first is asking for that sensitive data to be leaked. Might as well hack and repost that PII yourself.
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by pants2 6mo ago
Consider medical device software. Often embedded C code, needs to be rigorously documented and tested, has longer development cycles, and certainly no attitudes of "bugs are fine, ship it and we'll patch later."
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by pants2 6mo ago
Have you seen https://www.4dv.ai/
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by pants2 6mo ago
Is anyone here actually using pro models through the API? I'd be very curious what the use-case is.
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by pants2 6mo ago
Your Merriam Webster source has "val-it" as the first pronunciation (but I think in this case both are correct and valit is less common)
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by pants2 6mo ago
And "valet" is supposed to rhyme with "ballot" not "ballet" but you'll still sound like an idiot if you say "take your car to the val-it"
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by pants2 6mo ago
Opus-4.6 with 0.5% currently leads GPT-5.4 with 0.2%[1]. Seems meaningful even if the absolute numbers are very low. That's sort of the excitement of it. 2. https://arcprize.org/leaderboard
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by pants2 6mo ago
Labs still aren't publishing ARC-AGI-3 scores, even though it's been out for some time. Is it because the numbers are too embarrassing?
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by pants2 6mo ago
Especially these days you can SSH to a baremetal server and just tell Claude to set up Postgres. Job done. You don't need autoscaling because you can afford a server that's 5X faster from the start.
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by pants2 6mo ago
For closed-source, I'd expect defenders to have a greater advantage because they can run Mythos on the source code, while attackers only get an opaque API/protocol to try messing with.
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by pants2 6mo ago
Perhaps the SI system needs generics :)
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by pants2 6mo ago
The second 4K image definitely has a raccoon on the left there! Nice.
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by pants2 6mo ago
Is there? In gambling the house is the insider. They already know if you're going to win the next spin or not.
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by pants2 6mo ago
Another issue with the touch bar is that part of the laptop gets quite hot (especially on Intel CPUs), and so did the touch bar. I recall a few times feeling like I burned my finger just pressing esc during video rendering.
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by pants2 6mo ago
Fuji isn't always the best bang for your buck but they're small and fun. Photos taken with real cameras just look so much better.
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by pants2 6mo ago
Is a "count" not a valid unit?

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