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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
Hard disagree. You have to assume security guardrails can be by bypassed or will fail to detect an attacker. So if you are going to deploy this model in production non-airgapped, you better know how it will behave in this non-airgapped envi
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
Sure, I just find using OSS grand standing, and trying to educate the audience about the benefits of OSS a bit distasteful after Meta pulled away from OSS for their main flagship models.
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
> Meta's open-source approach makes this possible I'm sorry, was this article drafted in 2024 and never updated?
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
You are right, I completely missed that, to me internal version of Codex meant the harness, but I was wrong.
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
Quite a jump in conclusion you are making here. Sol is able to find the same counter example independently [1], so no reason to conclude in the existence of a benchmark destroying math beast Fable 6. [1]: https://x.com/aaron
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
Life needs energy to be moving around, without energy exchanges, by very definition, nothing interesting happens. An inert element, for that reason is just not suitable for life. It's not a reasoning based on anthropocentricity it&#x27
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
claude.com / chatgpt.com. By default your chats over there are opt-in for "help improve our models". Not the API. Terms for the app: https://privacy.claude.com/en/articles/10023580-is-my-data-u... T
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
> How much do you want incumbent multi-decade culprits to pay? You are clearly not grasping the magnitude change in how many satellites we used to launch vs how many we are launching nowadays. In 2026, we are putting 10x as many objects
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
> I wonder why they haven’t simply continued to rebrand Codex as a general-purpose tool. They have, if you try to download ChatGPT app, it actually downloads codex now, and the first screen is "Codex is now the ChatGPT App"
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
Mbappe is 1st in the golden boot race specifically because on top of his 7 goals he has 2 assists to break the tie. Thats the most number of assists (tied with 3 other players) of all the top 20 scorers in the golden boot race [0]. But ok.
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
How has France no cohesion? It just so happens that they have enough superstars to fill the entire roster. You can remove their top 3 best players and they would still be one of the favorite to win. Cohesion and superstars are not mutually
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by sailingparrot 3mo ago
Everything can be represented as f(), a full scale SotA transformer model is also just f(context). That does not mean one layer is sufficient. It all depends on the level of expressivity required by this f to be a good model.
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by sailingparrot 4mo ago
Meta Spark is rumored to have distilled Claude to some extent, early Gemini models as well. I think the biggest factor is that Chinese companies arent really afraid of being sued by Anthropic because the juridictions are so disconnected. Eu
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by sailingparrot 4mo ago
> Why a randomized reservation order? [...] we wanted to create a system that would be less frustrating and more fair for everyone. A launch that starts at a specific day and time tends to reward bots, people with fast internet connectio
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by sailingparrot 4mo ago
Thinking is implemented as regular autoregressive generations by everyone, meaning its just regular tokens, but they appear between <thinking></thinking> special tokens which are then programmatically removed from what the
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LifeSciBench: Evaluating LLMs on Expert-Level Tasks in the Life Sciences [pdf](cdn.openai.com)
1 points by sailingparrot 4mo ago|0 comments
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by sailingparrot 4mo ago
This is lacking any nuance. The CEO not being invited to a meaningless ceremony vs being designated a supply chain risk by the DoD and being forced to shut down your product. Use judgment.
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by sailingparrot 4mo ago
Do you understand that when you raise money it doesn't go into your personal account? Its not like you can move this money in your retirement account and sail into the sunset.
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by sailingparrot 4mo ago
Thats called Kickstarter
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by sailingparrot 4mo ago
Yes and no. Yes from a user PoV, I don't really see a great reason to use this other than for enterprises that care about using a model not trained on copyrighted data (not sure what the market really is for this anymore, feels like th
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by sailingparrot 5mo ago
The difference is the 300 MW are real, the 50GW are printed on some paper and don’t exist. There aren’t that many 300MW+ datacenter in the world, relative to the capacity Anthropic has online, it’s a lot, probably in the 20% range.
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by sailingparrot 5mo ago
Everyone producing magnitude more code with AI agents. Numbers from GH COO here: https://x.com/kdaigle/status/2040164759836778878
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by sailingparrot 5mo ago
« Rotary Actuators (The "Reflected Inertia" Trap) », « Quasi-Direct Drive (QDD) — The "Cheetah" Approach « The pattern ‘something — The « metaphor » <qualifier> ‘ screams Gemini. Gemini seem completely unable to g
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by sailingparrot 6mo ago
We would need 1000x faster, so that doesn’t really change anything.
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by sailingparrot 6mo ago
This makes more sense that my initial reading of it indeed
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by sailingparrot 6mo ago
> Cursor truly has the talent to train a frontier model on SpaceX's infrastructure, and were simply lacking the infra before Wild conjecture.
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by sailingparrot 6mo ago
What an inane comment that shows how unqualified you are to talk about this. Shark is a group, great white shark is a species. The fact that the group has been alive for 400M years has no bearing on whether the currently alive species can a
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by sailingparrot 6mo ago
Warmer water also means less oxygen, thus fish have to swim closer to the surface to get enough oxygen.
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by sailingparrot 6mo ago
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by sailingparrot 6mo ago
> someone else creates a coin named after him, offers him trading commission to talk about it and then makes money off the hype And we are supposed to believe that someone deep in tech, in 2026, did not know this was going to be the end

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