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by scotty79 4mo ago
> can be meant to provoke something within the viewer. Doesn't make it any less fake. Both the message and the delivery.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> it can’t try anything and find out Talk to an agent. It definitely learns things. Maybe not the taste of strawberry but about what is really going on in the software you are building with it.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
30,028,036 Online 9,192,320 In-Game Counter-Strike 2 759,021 Dota 2 492,145 TBH: Task Bar Hero 465,078 PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS 385,269 MECCHA CHAMELEON 147,052 Bongo Cat 144,556 Apex L
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> Human societies have certain failure modes that are constant across history, and it’s foolish to assume that you will ever fully eliminate them. Technology shapes every bit of human culture. Nothing is constant. While I agree that solv
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by scotty79 4mo ago
You think it would behave worse if it thought the threat is real rather than it's an excercise?
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> these systems expose you to coercion, extortion, blackmail, ID theft, etc. by criminals and immoral people I'd prefer to have safety from that regardless of privacy. I think privacy is a stopgap semi-solution to those problems tha
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Do you think many authors would give you rights to create derivative works en masse for that money?
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by scotty79 4mo ago
It's not a joke. It pointing out hypocrisy and associated loss of all moral rights.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Terms of use is local US fiction of wishful thinking. Nobody cares. You make something available, it's up to the consumer to decide how are they gonna use it. You don't want people to use your stuff how they please? Get off the ma
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by scotty79 4mo ago
That's terrifying waste of real world resouces for no other purpose than satisfying the letter i of the absurd rent-seeking-enabling laws.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Nobody cares. Grow up.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Selling empty useless packaging should be illegal. If they want to use physical chain they should come up with a physical product that has some utility.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
European 28th regime can't come quick enough.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Germany is slow. The simplest possible purchase of an appartment, without any hurdles took me almost half a year.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Qwen3.6-35B-A3B is pretty amazing. I'm using it with 96k context on 24GB VRAM through ollama.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Yes. Far worse than crypto, because they manufacture scarcity of access to human culture.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Ah, right. Sorry, my mistake. I have access to it in chat but not in Codex.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
We can't really know in what manner Mythos was used to find these bugs, right?
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I have ~100$/mo sub and I have Pro in chat app and Extra High in Codex for GPT-5.5 I think on sub tokens might be 100 times cheaper. The quota is also generous in my opinion. I can vibecode a lot most days of the week and not run out.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I tend to steer clear of the largest herd in many aspects. Often unintentionally. Also I'm not a native speaker so I might be not as receptive to some of the things that offend others in AI generated content. Maybe AI is sort of anti-t
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by scotty79 4mo ago
For me this reads like a report of things that were tried and observed. It was a very pleasant read for me because I'm interested in the subject. And the lack of underlying agenda, moral lesson, politics or, as you call it, insight, wa
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by scotty79 4mo ago
The model they built knows a fair bit apparently. You can't get 94.3 on AIME26 knowing nothing.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
If you could pair it somehow with a model that can code and describe code this could be a very powerful combo.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
It seems counterintuitive on the face of it but when I imagined someone forcing themselves to breath slowly I immediaty saw they are about to do something stupid next.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Bugs the other models were benchmarked on are from the corpus that Mythos found. So Mythos might have 100% in this benchmark. Although the benchmark had 100$ budget cap and rudimentary tooling so probably a bit less than 100%. GPT-5.5-pro a
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> If it’s so important to you personally that someone waste time and money trying to make an LLM slop machine shit out something that they can’t, be my guest and go ahead. Today, on nearly daily basis, I'm taking a stab at the thing
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> look at the most played games right now, look at the demographics for those games. Doesn't Steam have a very long tail? Most played might not be very representative. Maybe young men are just boring and all play mostly just a few g
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by scotty79 4mo ago
That makes me wonder... How much fuel is burned to carry fuel?
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I read it as if your function contains a lot and you'd like to reuse part of this functionality in another place you don't have to figure it out how to abstract this. It's easy to just split your function in two parts and cal
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> The whole idea is to avoid wasting brain power on filtering slop. Not really different from wasting your muscle power in a gym. My rejections of trash content, by AI or humans are faster than ever. > And since it isn't possible

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