ripped_britches

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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Do you use cursor or what? Interested in how you set this up
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Cool deal. How is this different from Glean?
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Pricing is the same as sonnet 4
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Have you tried Upwork?
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Can you elaborate on “decryption via RL”
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Wow so much hate in this thread For me I’m looking for an AI tool that can give me morning news curated to my exact interests, but with all garbage filtered out. It seems like this is the right direction for such a tool. Everyone saying “th
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
That is a freaking insanely cool answer from gpt5
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Westerners only know it from the massacre but it’s actually just like Times Square for them
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Can we just stop transpiling typescript and only run that instead? In seriousness though, this does seem like a distraction from real work
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
You’ll have to come up with a better counter factual than “I would have sent a notification to all Apple customers to gain political support.” You would alienate so many customers by being political. Jobs’ Apple was not political except in
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
57% of taliban are illiterate, so I don’t think they’ll be taking too many notes
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Who hurt you georgie?
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
No the point of the comment is that there is no meaningful difference between model performance improvements from before and after this news of a benchmark weakness (spoiler alert, almost all of the benchmarks contain serious problems). The
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
How about this alternative challenge: ask it to write a poem in IPA (pronunciation language). I’d be surprised if this has ever been done pre-LLM, yet it excels at weird tasks like this. You could probably just ask it to come up with 100 ta
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
I’m pretty sure caching is only controlled within each customer org but I could be wrong. Either way it seems to be a good result.
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
The point is not that the cypher is unique, it’s that the string is unique
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
I guess GPT-5 with thinking is still a bit ahead of grok. I wonder what the secret sauce is.
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
The point is not that the cypher is hard, the point is that the randomish string it needs to answer the question can’t possibly be computed just from correlations from the training data. Rather, it learned an emergent, generalizable skill t
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Potato nukes, even
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Apparently Kim personally, single-handedly established all factories after the Korean War. Pretty amazing dude.
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
“EU court rules sky blue”
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
This entire site is absolutely hilarious
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
You know what we should do is set up laptop farms and scam North Korean companies. We could infiltrate their largest 100 corporations and steal their assets. Does anyone have a link to top largest NK companies?
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
I would be blown away if a candidate solved it using DP and then said “but let me show you how to use a constraint solver”. Immediate hire.
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
The tattoo thing is super cringe
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
I would add “no eating”, who has time for that when you have a founder video to make
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
I challenge you! Try giving this exact prompt to GPT-5-Thinking (medium or high reasoning if API). It is able to (without external code tools) solve a never before seen cypher that is not present in its training data. I think this pretty cl
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
This is actually a great idea but my advice to you is to package it in some bigger kind of offering because this is a small niche. And likely this type of thing is not suitable for CI use. CI systems are already too slow and flaky. You want
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
Everyone on HN is like “yes I knew it! I was so right in 2021 that LLMs were just stochastic parrots!” Strangely one of the most predictable groups of people
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by ripped_britches 1y ago
“I am single and don’t have kids”

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