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redanddead
5mo ago
This is a global phenomenon, not just the US. It's also accelerating, because precedent in one Commonwealth or EU country spreads very quickly. It feels like lawmaking in general, legislation, regulation is accelerating globally.
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redanddead
5mo ago
My 2c: The word harness brings the truth of LLMs back down to Earth. it really felt like between 2018 and 2022ish like LLMs had this magical aura, like the orchestration layer was intelligent, maybe even recursive, beyond what simple functi
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redanddead
5mo ago
Using it now, very impressive Idk how you extracted it from the binary, it couldn't have been easy
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redanddead
6mo ago
Putting it centrally globally makes a lot of sense, just like connecting airports Saudi will host the biggest data centers in the world
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redanddead
6mo ago
yeah, figured i’d put some thought into it, you know?
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redanddead
6mo ago
there are many causes, but it’s a drift in performance you can drift a tool via the harness in many ways you can modify the system prompt you can modify the underlying model powering the harness you can use different “thinking” levels for d
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redanddead
6mo ago
the actual canary is the need for the canary itself
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redanddead
6mo ago
Hmm.. I've had some customers be gamblers. It's kind of sad to see. These are like middle aged dads of various economic classes that are desperately chasing a high when they should be focused on their families. To me, gambling and
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redanddead
6mo ago
You don't know what Mozilla got access to. They may just be covering their own asses. My hunch is that it's a marketing ploy. I don't trust a company that says they can protect others if they let their own tools leak, it feel
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redanddead
6mo ago
what's wrong in admitting you don't know something for a fact? i would love to see some proof for mythos or a white paper or something smaller companies, even startups, are held to much much higher standards is anthropic somehow i
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redanddead
6mo ago
you think anthropic didn't earn their hate?
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redanddead
6mo ago
the more I think about it, the more it's actually so weird that the leagues don't have APIs
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redanddead
6mo ago
The alternative is probably also true. If your F500 competitor is also handicapped by AI somehow, then you're all stagnant, maybe at different levels. Meanwhile Anthropic is scooping up software engineers it supposedly made irrelevant
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redanddead
6mo ago
What is it in the broader culture that's causing this?
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redanddead
6mo ago
It's not crazy either, in Canada we have Avi Lewis, he leads a federal party and is very outspoken
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redanddead
6mo ago
Did anybody else peep this? https://ndstudio.gov/
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redanddead
6mo ago
They track our frustration, which is probably really good coding data. The reason why it's painful is because that's data annotation, it's literally a job people get paid to do, yet we're paying to do it. If they need go
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redanddead
6mo ago
They actively made the product worse and are trying to distract us with "oh my god we made AGI". And then released that to big corps while gaslighting users. That was an ethical choice. Say what you will about OpenAI, they're
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redanddead
6mo ago
totally agree they're very shady as well! can't believe i spent 140$ on CC and every day they're adding some "feature flag" to make the model dumber. Spending more time fighting the tool instead of using it. It just
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redanddead
6mo ago
This is the most pragmatic answer. It was valued fairly. Those who stand to lose got spooked. For consumers we're looking at less privacy/new dangers in a globally connected world. We'll need to adapt, these corporations are
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redanddead
6mo ago
Damn. Deepmind, Stanford, Berkeley, only to end up doc parsing for Applied Systems/Ezlynx, and scamming redditors
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redanddead
6mo ago
this is a teachable moment for yc, maybe the cost of investing in a sour apple is a lot more than half a mil, maybe there's a brand or reputational cost, even in places you least expect it right, these two seemingly had everything laid
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redanddead
6mo ago
waiting on the cluely scandal next
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redanddead
6mo ago
it felt very forced from the start, there was no iteration, narrative or pivots who got these kids into compliance? cause it wasn't them
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redanddead
6mo ago
that's defrauding the customer this will literally get them in court
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redanddead
6mo ago
I don't see a way to recover frankly Their existing customers are seriously exposed, i don't see this going anywhere except court The problem is the malicious intent, you just can't do that anywhere, esp not in a trust based
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redanddead
6mo ago
this is nuts
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redanddead
6mo ago
I'm glad it got leaked, I wish it came in a zip file in my email when I pay over 100$
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redanddead
6mo ago
Gemini is a terrible product, I spent $15K on it. Anthropic and OpenAI make better models, it used to be that Gemini cooked but I don't feel that way anymore
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redanddead
6mo ago
Definitely. We can expect zAI, Qwen, Minimax CCs very soon
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