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throwaw12
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not related to your question directly, but noticed you mentioned oh-my-pi, can you share little bit more why you went with oh-my-pi and not install your own set of extensions? (asking because I was just looking at it to enhance my workflow,
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2mo ago
If you lost your only 2 Senior Fellows, you deserve to be replaced yesterday
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2mo ago
Is Jeff also leaving Google? I am sure VCs are fighting to invest and they will get 4B investment immediately with this team
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2mo ago
This move was expected when Google shifted focus to Gemini-only.
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2mo ago
I would have enforced different laws if necessary for such companies to tax them properly, because they are getting rich using my populations money, they should contribute back accordingly. If you threaten to leave the UK, sure go ahead, yo
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2mo ago
Depends on the process: * if fully automated agentic delivery was pushed by C-levels to save eng cost - they must be responsible * if code was written with AI assisted tools, then engineer is responsible * if engineering manager and PMs pus
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2mo ago
> From the ceo on ... Yeah sure, have you been in incidents costing millions of dollars because CEO pushed something to deliver fast and same CEO sitting on incident meeting and shouting to everyone why can't they fix this dumb inci
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This proves solving open problems in Mathematics were a search problem. But it might be not good for human brains, because we trained our brains with these problems and our brain optimized search space in some ways, and yes, we also couldn&
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2mo ago
That's great news for Clickhouse and for Andy I guess, they are both obsessed with databases and are at the cutting edge.
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Qwen3.8-Max is the first in Qwen-Max series to be open-weight as well. Kimi K3, GLM 5.2 and now Qwen3.8-Max - open weight models. DeepSeek V4 Flash outperforming Gemini 3.1 pro, probably DeepSeek V4 Pro update is also coming soon Chinese la
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If deepseek v4 flash is beating DeepSeek V4 Pro, can we expect new V4 Pro which is on par with Opus 5 in couple weeks (even better if it beats Opus)?
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2mo ago
how different is their harness from Pi coding agent harness, is it possible to make an extension for Pi which can implement deepseek harness?
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2mo ago
Open flash model is competing against OpenAI's 'Sonnet' model at the price of GPT 3, I am really excited about this release, hopefully it holds up in real work as well
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these are impressive findings, I am curious what was your process to convert existing code to formal verification languages like TLA+. My basic understanding was to verify high level abstractions (e.g. transport ACK, fsyncs and so on), but
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2mo ago
Imagine you pass the interview and should work with these people. 1. Your life belongs to them 2. You must prioritize company over everything (according to their wishes), for exchange of 0.000001% of company shares which can get diluted any
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2mo ago
idea looks nice, but can you share what's your workflow to push 90 commits/day? I understand each commit might have different size, but I am guessing your commits == Pull Request (because you need this constant merge queue to reba
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2mo ago
> The US isn't Israel I am not sure about this anymore, for some time I got an impression that Israel became the capital of USA. > but you're linking primarily to a page about Israeli strikes. Because you said AI will reduce
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thanks, its not about capabilities, but to respect the human reader who decides whether they should read the comment because its too long or to skip
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> AI is not intentionally targeting schools the way Russia is in Ukraine. Are you sure? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI-assisted_targeting_in_the_G... They even have the cool one: "Where's Daddy?" -
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2mo ago
So now you are using famous knife argument. In your argument have you considered: selling a knife knowingly to gang members just before they are going to another area to kill other gang members Anthropic did same when it agreed to sell it&#
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If it wasn't intentional and accident, did anyone apologize for that mistake? Also the point is, you (Dario) can't claim morality, when he is fine doing business with entities literally bombing and killing human beings in other co
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If you are indeed a good guy, why don't you release Opus 4.8 as an open weight and we will test it for safety, if you yourself can oass tests demanding from others
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(comment got too long, continuation) > All sufficiently capable models, open and closed, should go through mandatory safety testing Why? And how do you design those tests? For example, bombing girls school in Iran - is this allowed use a
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> My primary concern is the risk that authoritarian governments... Authoritarian government doesn't always mean bad - look at Singapore What's more dangerous is country with bunch of war mongering lobbyists who can also influen
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> software and hardware are different No, because both can be banned using laws and Dario is against banning. It doesn't matter if you smuggle or not, law can outright ban it.
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I don't have any issues with them teaching politicians, but nothing should be hidden from public. let them do everything in public, because public needs to know what their representatives are doing. this is also good for documenting an
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you can be good law obeying citizen 99% of the time and in 1% of the time bribe someone to do illegal things. what's your point with 90%? Why any lobbyists should have 1:1 time with a politician, what are they hiding?
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Why lobbyist can't just present their ideas publicly, like do a public free lessons to politicians and anyone who wants to attend, if they're so eager to teach politicians? Let them publicly say whatever they're preaching to
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You are right, my apologies. Indeed he learned something from them
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> They are interested in learning about topics from credible people Honestly, you surprised me with this statement alone. interested in learning? do you think Trump wants to learn anything from AIPAC? or Pharma lobby or Military Industri
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