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by swalsh 8mo ago
I think my main issue is by running Chinese trained models, we are potentially hosting sleeping agents. China could easily release an updated version of the model waiting for a trigger. I don't think that's naive, I think its a
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by swalsh 8mo ago
They're not though, you can use different models, and the bots have memories. That combined with their unique experiences might be enough to prevent that loop.
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by swalsh 8mo ago
Yeah but these bot simulators have root acesss, unrestricted internet, and money.
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by swalsh 8mo ago
When MoltBot was released it was a fun toy searching for problem. But when you read these posts, it's clear that under this toy something new is emerging. These agents are building a new world/internet for themselves. It's
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by swalsh 8mo ago
We're in a cannot know for sure point, and that's fascinating.
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by swalsh 8mo ago
That's not the right site
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by swalsh 9mo ago
Is it possible to use the compactor endpoint independently? I have my own agent loop i maintain for my domain specific use case. We built a compaction system, but I imagine this is better performance.
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by swalsh 9mo ago
This seems like the kind of problem someone with a Max subscription would run into. On my plus subscription, i'm too paranoid of my usage to allow the context window to get that large.
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by swalsh 9mo ago
Be careful with that confidence. Sometimes the AI changes the test when the test tells the AI it's recent changes broke something.
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by swalsh 9mo ago
Just like a leveraged ETF, the returns are twice as good when things are on the up and up, but when you dig a hole it takes three times the effort to dig yourself out because now going down twice as fast, and you're also paying interes
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by swalsh 9mo ago
If power is the bottleneck, it may make business sense to rotate to a GPU that better utilizes the same power if the newer generation gives you a significant advantage.
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by swalsh 9mo ago
Could be an interesting experiment, but its not conclusive proof one way or another. So much of what makes LLMs so great today (vs gpt 3.5) would not be in that dataset. The training to turn these models into coding savants has generalize
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by swalsh 9mo ago
That's interesting, what was the original problem that inspired you to build it?
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Ask HN: What did you build this winter?
3 points by swalsh 9mo ago|4 comments
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by swalsh 9mo ago
"approximately 1gram/pound of body weight" I believe this should be lean mass, not total mass. I think people tried to calibrate this metric since most people don't have scales that can measure composition... but if you
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by swalsh 10mo ago
I have never felt less confident in the future than I do in 2025... and it's such a stark contrast. I guess if you split things down the middle, AI probably continues to change the world in dramatic ways but not in the all or nothing
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by swalsh 10mo ago
I trust it alot, in our tests the times a human nurse picked up on something the AI missed are pretty rare. The times the AI found something the nurse missed are common, almost the majority.
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by swalsh 10mo ago
Hard disagree, I'm in the process of deploying several AI solutions in Healthcare. We have a process a nurse usually spends about an hour on, and costs $40-$70 depending on if they are offshore and a few other factors. Our AI can mat
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by swalsh 11mo ago
You're absolutely right
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by swalsh 11mo ago
Where can I find this 15% annual interest rate?
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by swalsh 1y ago
i'm guessing he meant 50k not 50. 50k is quite a large dose.
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by swalsh 1y ago
I can tell you supplementation works 100%. I took a blood test several weeks ago, my Vitamin D level was 14 ng/ml. I was so fatigued there were times I had to lay on my office floor because I didn't even have the energy to sit in
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by swalsh 1y ago
We've moved to it for our clinical workflow agents. Great quality, better pricing and performance compared to Anthropic.
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by swalsh 1y ago
As an Architect, i feel like a large part of my job is to help my team be their best, but I'm also focused on the delivery of a few key solutions. I'm used to writing tasks, and helping assign it to members on the team while occa
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by swalsh 1y ago
" Blockchain is probably the most useless technology ever invented " Actually AI may be more like blockchain then you give it credit for. Blockchain feels useless to you because you either don't care about or value the use c
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by swalsh 1y ago
SOL, AVAX, SUI
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by swalsh 1y ago
Yeah, it's mostly bitcoin that's slow. SOL is sub-second, AVAX has a new architecture that has gone from a few seconds to sub-second, and while I have never used SUI I believe that one too is sub-second. ETH is still relatively
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by swalsh 1y ago
What's the difference between spending USDC and USD via a credit card? I don't get the hatred for anything crypto.
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by swalsh 1y ago
10 years out of date. Free motion has been the norm for indie games since HTC vive. The bigger studios kept using teleportation because that was the "best practice" gamers got their VR legs and preferred free motion.
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by swalsh 1y ago
Your brain just learns to understand it's in VR, and then it feels normal.

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