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by saberience 2mo ago
It’s a not very well kept secret in the industry that Anthropic has been profitable for some time now and there are margins are only getting better. We knew they were maybe at 30-40% margin a few months ago but now it’s looking like they ar
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by saberience 2mo ago
Stars have long ceased to have any meaning since they can be both automated and bought. Just look at Garry Tans ai slop prompts which got 60k stars in a few weeks.
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by saberience 2mo ago
There is no “we” built it. You’re cosplaying as someone who could build a database. In reality you yourself could never build Postgres or Redis or any other database. You’re not skilled enough or knowledgeable enough and you’re not willing
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by saberience 2mo ago
I tested pgrust against my own set of benchmarks a week or two ago and it crashed several times during testing. I would not trust this project further than I could throw it.
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by saberience 3mo ago
One of my responses: =0.0000 t=0.0001 [A] sensor_read ok t=0.0002 [B] sensor_read ok t=0.0005 [A] compute begin t=0.0009 [B] compute begin t=0.0011 [A] compute end t=0.0012 [B] compute end t=0.0013 [A] write buffer[0]=1 t=0.0014 [B] write b
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by saberience 3mo ago
Has to be Opus 5 and has to be the right form of hyphen symbol, I had to play around for a while and it works 100% of the time now.
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by saberience 3mo ago
It gets my location totally wrong
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by saberience 3mo ago
ARC-AGI is a terrible benchmark for testing LLMs because LLMs are not made, trained, or tuned for playing games. They are trained on text to respond well to text based questions and do tasks involving modifying text files. They are not desi
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by saberience 3mo ago
Sounds very scam-like. Literally promising frontier-equal results but at 1/3 price, i.e. cheaper than Kimi K3? Doesn't offer any real benchmarks or explanation of how this magic trick is accomplished. No credible team or notable s
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by saberience 3mo ago
It's a standard trope that anti-ai folk love to draw upon. Hey look! I managed to get the AI to fail at some basic thing (after trying 1000s of times), it means AI is failing!!!!! It's a total red herring and mispresents the curre
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by saberience 3mo ago
Is there a term for bloggers who try to get attention by participating in this sort of dated, inaccurate "AI doomerism"? The idea that AIs are "bad at math" because if you send it 100s of basic arithmetic questions, it c
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by saberience 3mo ago
I mean, the point stands. The models are beyond expert level in many areas at this point. Do you really believe that adding extra junk to your prompt is going to make the model write code better than it does already? Again, imagine going to
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by saberience 3mo ago
It's not really a skill. The models are at this point smarter than you are, so the idea that you can prompt them "better" is laughable really when discussing frontier models. It's like imagining you could "prompt&qu
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by saberience 3mo ago
Since when is investing in infrastructure burning money? If there is a huge demand for shipping goods internationally, investing in ships and planes isn't burning money. There is massive demand for compute in the world right now, Googl
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by saberience 3mo ago
What problem? What alarms? I see everyone around me doing way more work, of way more depth, than they ever did before using AI models. I see my company and friends of mine all paying large sums of money to Anthropic, Google, OpenAI to use A
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by saberience 3mo ago
Bingo! Yes the OP is completely biased.
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by saberience 3mo ago
Most of those technologies being European, including the most difficult to make components in the system. Why isn't there an American company doing this? Why isn't an American company making the lasers, mirrors, metrology, vacuum
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by saberience 3mo ago
The most absurdly biased and inaccurate take on ASML I've ever seen, congrats. If the machines are so easy to build and integrate, why isn't it happening in America?
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by saberience 3mo ago
Humans make all these mistakes too, in fact, humans make more mistakes than AI does in coding at the moment.
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by saberience 3mo ago
Had a similar issue, several of my words weren't accepted.
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by saberience 3mo ago
I prefer 5.6 Sol to Fable personally and I've used both extensively.
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by saberience 3mo ago
Why should anyone put serious time and effort into using/understanding a product when the author hasn't put serious time and effort into making it? I could make this exact same thing over a weekend and post it on Hackernews. But I
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by saberience 3mo ago
The AI generated README?
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by saberience 3mo ago
Well, you say that, but when "measuring" anything in RL, that measurement itself is not always obvious. That is, creating the scoring system/judge models etc for RL is not easy at all. You can easily create an RL loop which i
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by saberience 3mo ago
Can you explain how it works? What problems would it do well on and why? Where would it start to fail/break? What are the limitations of a system like this? When you vibe code a system in a complex area like RL, you basically have zero
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by saberience 3mo ago
I'm a guy who never cooks, I have no incentive to play dumb. I don't buy flour or sugar or other random raw ingredients in bulk. The closest I get is maybe a jar of coffee.
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by saberience 3mo ago
I'm from Europe, I never buy sugar, why would I? I don't want more sugar in my diet.
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by saberience 3mo ago
Do they? I don't recall ever seeing a bag of sugar in my life. I'm not a baker though so maybe that explains it. A car is more easier to picture for me.
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by saberience 3mo ago
SWE Bench Pro is also gamed and shouldn't be trusted.
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by saberience 3mo ago
Probably means subjectively according to his own opinion...

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