tomrod

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by tomrod 2mo ago
In many spaces, higher security requirements.
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by tomrod 2mo ago
If we take this at face value, this means AI = 0 !
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by tomrod 2mo ago
In my mental model, the best analogy to AI agents and their blast radius is a gun. If you are playing with a gun, it goes off and hurts someone - you are responsible despite intent.
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by tomrod 2mo ago
Tangent to the thread; I'm coming across your work after researching cloudflare os this evening, and I gotta say, I am super impressed. I came across sandstorm a few years back too -- so my mind was blown to learn workers and Cloudflar
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by tomrod 2mo ago
Wow, that's a win-win! OpenRouter makes things a breeze.
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by tomrod 2mo ago
On the reverse side, there are fundamental limits to the number of ways you can perform certain actions, and agents are both diligent as well as able to swarm. If you have your tests beforehand, there is a chance.
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by tomrod 2mo ago
Isn't this just chain-of-thought though, doing the same thing multiple times without necessarily defining one path?
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by tomrod 2mo ago
What is next years tsunami of change? Asics?
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by tomrod 2mo ago
I'm going to be a little epistemically silly here. Why doesn't Goedel's incompleteness theorem apply to the assertion that AI-enabled patching will prevent all exploits? I'm quite in favor of impenetrability of software
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by tomrod 2mo ago
ChatJimmy is a much smaller model and, AFAIK, has no reasoning capability. Absolutely insane raw speed, like a supercar, while Sol is more like a freight truck.
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by tomrod 2mo ago
AI Loopidity in other words
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by tomrod 2mo ago
Oh I agree that's not unreasonable. I wonder about the harnessing heft required to make it feasible though. If I say I'd like it a bit warmer, a tool can deterministically bump a few degrees while an LLM might bump it 10C. So do w
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by tomrod 2mo ago
I confused by the dispatch model. Tool calls typically need some reasonability to be deterministic and, more importantly, predictable in response (o/w GIGO). Why would the thermostat need to interpret a voice command that the node capt
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by tomrod 2mo ago
I'm surprised we're not seeing heaps of lawsuits here. Age verification in general violates privacy.
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by tomrod 2mo ago
Just so you know, Tailscale tech has always impressed me, but your responsiveness here has cemented my appreciation of your org and I look forward to bringing yall in as our company hits the growth phase. May y'all continue to be custo
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by tomrod 3mo ago
FoodGaloreMap. Focuses on the abundance without the negative miser association. Or FoodMiser works too, just lean into it as a beautiful brand. Because good and plentiful food for cheap is abundance, and good food for relatively cheap is mi
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Thoughtleader as a brand is oversubscribed. Trusted is way less so -- and he is both.
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by tomrod 3mo ago
His was the only Packt book (on ML, circa 2019 IIRC) that I have never regretted purchasing. Clear thinker, attention to details, and clean coder. Highly recommend.
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Brilliant irony!
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Steve Jobs said something about good and great artists.
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Regarding me being a pretentious nimrod: no doubt there are many subscribers to this frame of mind. Clarifying my structural comment: since LLMs are next token generators, they fall into the "aren't even wrong" side of lying
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by tomrod 3mo ago
This made me belly laugh.
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Always, structurally.
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by tomrod 3mo ago
These benchmarks look a bit off - many times faster than C++ / Rust? Are these independently implemented?
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Yuck. Post the pay band if you want to be taken seriously.
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Paywalled. "Chinese AI" models (or, not corporate models serving REST endpoints with highly fluctuating prices) are fine if you can afford to self-host or otherwise work independently.
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All things are systems – the Idlewild Acres case(roderick.dev)
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by tomrod 3mo ago
That sounds like a great idea. Let's stop killing people altogether. It's almost entirely unnecessary.
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Audit them for what, exactly? Backdoor hardware is straightforward -- its letting people in that the customer doesn't authorize. Open weights means you aren't tied to any harnessing. So the security domain to be really concerned a
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by tomrod 3mo ago
Its a nice benchmark. Like hearing the ice cream truck on a summer day.

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