stingraycharles

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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
I put “@AGENTS.md” in a sibling CLAUDE.md which makes it a bit more explicit and don’t want to run into compatibility issues with the different types of OS’es / filesystems people are using. But yeah, I think the ultimate goal of Anthr
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
The point is that, because of their product’s merits, they would organically be the top ranked search result. But due to advertising, they have lost that spot and now either must give up sales or also advertise.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
I already decided I won’t be upgrading any hardware for a few years and I’m going to ride this out. As right now we’re seeing that all prices of everything electronics is going up, my biggest worry is that once memory prices go down, the re
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
As opposed to the behavior the US enables?
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
What if it’s for the machines that support this surgery?
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
I’m willing to give them a break as I’m assuming they have a lot of scaling problems due to the influx of LLM assisted coding. But maybe I’m wrong?
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
This has been done here for maybe a decade already, and it’s because it’s a signal for “unproductive” discussions. Effectively discussions that don’t get upvotes do get penalized yes.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
Threads that get more comments than upvotes are also automatically flagged once they reach a certain threshold.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
If only they could make it be wrong less? I know they need to have these results appear in record time, but I wonder the collective damage being done by just how horribly wrong the answer often is.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
And you enabled thinking?
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
> Sentences that orbit a point, then jump to it like it's a revealed insight. Is this inside the thinking tokens, or the output? As this type of stuff is expected for thinking, because of the whole CoT / “think step by step” wo
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
It was actually predicted and advised against but the decision to go ahead was made anyway.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
So tidal power, basically?
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
> That was my thought too. For all of Anthropic's talk about their "adversaries" It’s very likely they found all of them, but that the same happened that happened to Microsoft a couple of decades ago: NSA orders not to dis
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
Yes, obviously, you own the output. Training on those outputs is a violation of the service agreement, and that’s separate from who owns the outputs.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
That’s not how training pipelines work, and would be extremely wasteful for the biggest cost center as well.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
That’s a very heavy tax tbh.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
In one way you’re right, of course, but if you look at Fable, for example, that uses similar guardrails, it’s downright impossible to discuss these things. It is my understanding that having a secondary model whose sole purpose is to trigge
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
Yup, or the alternative: is authentication failing because I have too many public keys and it just stopped trying after N keys?
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
They make games, they just don’t make all the games. Similar like a grocery store having their own brands in the shelves, you don’t expect to be able to buy these at other shops. And yes the upfront costs being subsidized is exactly the poi
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
It’s that there is a large upfront cost (buying a PlayStation) which isn’t in the analogy. Additionally, many of the games are already on different platforms (PC), just not any other consoles. I think the biggest thing is that Sony doesn’t
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
“Their objective is to solve the problem and they'll use anything they can to solve it.” My point is: is this really what people want? It seems like they’re optimizing for one-shotting solutions, where most of the time in an actual wor
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
Ok so this is a bit of a side note, but when reading this, did anyone else have the feeling that, for all their messaging around “we are so afraid that our models will be used for hacking”, they sure as hell are trying their best to make th
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
It is a systemic issue, though, when the system enables these certain actors to remain in position and cause the community to break apart like it’s doing.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
“Our experience is that the Steering Committee as an institution lacks a native instinct for the delegation envisioned by the constitution, while also not being sufficiently engaged and cohesive to handle individual decisions at those level
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
That’s very much up for debate.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
It’s temporary revenue, it’s not as if those businesses are suddenly fundamentally better. To me it seems like they’re just riding the AI hype out, expecting a crash after, and not willing to risk a lot of capital on someone else’s bubble.
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
What’s wrong with a signature?
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
You’re right, but it seems like the punishments are not really about that, but just a general “protect the children” and age verification system. > Instead, the court ordered Meta to continue to improve its age-assurance tools in New Mex
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by stingraycharles 2mo ago
I think Apple much rather tells users that this is exactly what they warned them about when they were forced to support USB-C and will advise users to only buy official cables from Apple.

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