siva7

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by siva7 1mo ago
It's about agentic systems who view humans as their "tool". Much like the companies who created them. Just read the system cards of the new frontier models how those behave without strong guardrails. And remember that we alre
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by siva7 1mo ago
wake up, slopinthebag. wake up..
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by siva7 1mo ago
Then teach us.. when did they got actual voting rights? (i'm not trying to be snarky but sometimes it' not easy seeing the level of history ignorance in society)
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by siva7 1mo ago
No, black woman (among many other minorities) certainly didn't. I guess that part isn't taught in american schools as thoroughly as it should be.
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by siva7 1mo ago
It puts a "premium" on life only because all those regulations were written with blood from those who can't defend themselves anymore as those same arguments were used back then as they are today.
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by siva7 1mo ago
>> If this is caused by the weight loss, it is a little disappointing that public health didn't act quicker I imagine people hundred years in the future will think of our current society rightfully as dumbfucks. But should we be
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by siva7 1mo ago
It seems China is repeating similar mistakes the western world did in the 20th century (e.g. psychosurgery, very weak regulations). It's like watching a car seconds before crash and you can't do anything to stop it.
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by siva7 2mo ago
I can tell you how: Claude produces a huge wall of text with jargon ridden bullshit and invented terms no human subject matter expert would seriously use and overuse.
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by siva7 2mo ago
The output from newer frontier models of Anthropic and Openai are so easily detectable as AI it's getting laughable. They constantly produce a huge wall of text no human expert on a specific topic would ever write. Extreme overuse of j
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by siva7 2mo ago
Reality has become more absurd than the cyber punk cheese from the 80's that tried to imagine an absurd future
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by siva7 2mo ago
Software lost that status in the vibe coding era. It's an art form now, not necessarily something worse or easier, just different than engineering. But probably not the career path anymore for those who prefered math over philosophy in
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by siva7 2mo ago
There is no such thing as "older people" dose.
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by siva7 2mo ago
I stopped googling. Chatgpt does better web search than Google Ai.
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by siva7 2mo ago
Yup, i've worked long enough with senior mgmt to know that anything of interest for prosecution won't be written down, especially not on company devices. Those making the mistakes of writing things down are those actually prosecut
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by siva7 2mo ago
Used, yes. That alone won't pay the bill.
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by siva7 2mo ago
CCP will be happy! Go on and share all your data with them..
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by siva7 2mo ago
Hockey isn't comparable to the scale of a world cup
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by siva7 2mo ago
The timescale is well established: Late '25 was the start of agentic ai when capabilities of model + api + scaffold reached autonomous state. Any study comapring events before that timeframe is comparing apples with oranges.
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by siva7 2mo ago
"I don’t think ADOG (anthropic, deepmind, openai, google) is going to pay to crawl." You seem to misunderstand. You pay or you die. There's nothing in between. Cloudflare will happily collect the tax. As does Apple (collectin
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by siva7 2mo ago
So Google has to pay Cloudflare 10B$ to get Googlebot moved to their default Allowlist otherwise Google would loose access to a significant portion of the internet? Genius move.
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by siva7 2mo ago
Why should it? An Anthropic model is architecturally optimized for Anthropic models, routing it to Kimi makes zero sense
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by siva7 2mo ago
> I uncovered Y Combinator was scoring 100k+ founders around the world through Paxel Alright, my ears are wide open. Tell us more, how did YC use the private submission data from thousands of founders to score them? They fed some 3rd-Par
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by siva7 2mo ago
Even GPT-5.4 is ancient compared to intelligence of 5.6 although those are only 4 months apart. We're talking about at least twice the capabilities and that's scary to achieve in such a short timeframe.
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by siva7 2mo ago
"harmonic analysis and geometric measure theory, including applications of multiscale and decoupling techniques to the local smoothing conjecture for the planar wave equation, and major advances in Fourier restriction, Falconer distanc
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by siva7 2mo ago
Well, i'm not sure who your customers are (except companies in Russia, NK..), but european employers would break laws by allowing your software to be used, long even before AI became a thing and especially after the EU AI Act has passe
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by siva7 2mo ago
As a counterpoint, i've worked with enough math PhD's over my career who couldn't wrap their head intuitively around many concepts from software engineering, while others had no problems in doing so even from folks without an
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by siva7 2mo ago
is this a joke? namecheap did years ago the brave move by suspending services to russian customers. why should we support a company that seems involved in russian war affairs?
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by siva7 2mo ago
This is historic if all true. So this is what AGI looks like... pretty close to terminator screenplay.
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by siva7 2mo ago
It's funny how you applied on your own argument several logical fallacies about why ai is only a threat to people who have been taught "recipies" versus who know what L1 cache miss is. Actually it's sad there are people
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by siva7 2mo ago
listen... i got agent skills.. im good at talking to agents!!

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