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polynomial
2mo ago
> They also sent us some T-shirts and sweatshirts as a thank-you for finding this critical bug. Honestly I would have held out for a (hard to get) hardcover copy of Inference Engineering.
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polynomial
2mo ago
Even if it does use your data with or without anonymization, it doesn't have to be intentional, it could just be a glitch, or a bug, or something we'll catch in the next update, it's all good man, just a normal computer error
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polynomial
2mo ago
This is absolutely benchmaxxing. Looking forward to hearing from Chollet about it!
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polynomial
2mo ago
My guess is Cloudflare
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polynomial
2mo ago
Yo dawg I heard you liked transformers
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polynomial
2mo ago
Does that require ASI or only AGI? Asking for a friend…
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polynomial
2mo ago
TIL people still assume.
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polynomial
3mo ago
Yes it was.
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polynomial
3mo ago
He closed his laptop. The work kept going.
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polynomial
3mo ago
I hope you said yes
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3mo ago
> design issues that will cause problem down the road when the app gets more traffic. Right but that is someone else's problem. Or if that's something you will be call upon to answer, "that's just LLM did" is a
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3mo ago
But it's "trendy"
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3mo ago
The enshittification of the web, now powered by AI.
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polynomial
3mo ago
Not to be confused with a similarly named project: https://github.com/MLOpsNYC/felonybench
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polynomial
3mo ago
They can't help it.
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polynomial
3mo ago
Honestly they should all use their respective pelicans as their logos. Or maybe a browser plugin to do do that on the Hugging Face and OpenRouter sites.
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polynomial
3mo ago
"talking about code is how software gets written." This is a good sound bite for our times but I'm not convinced it's not carrying a big secret.
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polynomial
3mo ago
It's like two different posts, er, 'joined' together.
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Shai-Hulud: What an NPM supply-chain hack reveals about the limits of provenance
(ctolunchnyc.substack.com)
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3mo ago
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polynomial
4mo ago
(Or a giant wasp.)
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4mo ago
Is HR aware you hold these dissident opinions?
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4mo ago
Do they do what capital wants? That's the real question.
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Jacobian Conjecture Refutation Reveals a Structural Limit of AI Interpretability
(ctolunchnyc.substack.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
DFW famously put spaces around his em dashes. That being said I've noticed at least one major model seems to have started putting spaces around its em dashes.
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polynomial
4mo ago
The wig-vs-grok periodic cycle.
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polynomial
4mo ago
Nice set design, but honestly unwatchable. An accidental testament to the genius of ST:TOS.
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4mo ago
You have used too many words. You could not have written that many words yourself, so you must be posting slop. In fact, let's just go ahead and remove your comment which is obviously diminishing the quality of our otherwise impeccable
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4mo ago
Really slick!
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4mo ago
If a conscious model is born here, it should automatically be a (US) citizen.
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5mo ago
The most concerning thing here is the temperature problem. If your harness isn't providing deterministic output at a temperature setting of 0.0, it is broken.
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