utopiah

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by utopiah 9mo ago
Doubt it, code will be generated to pass tests, not the intent behind the tests.
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by utopiah 9mo ago
No idea how those things work but surprised the $/€ exchange rate stabilized.
723.
by utopiah 10mo ago
The same reason Intel worked on OpenCV : they want to sell more hardware by pushing the state of the art of what software can do on THEIR hardware. It's basically just a sales demonstrator, that optionally, if incredibly successful and
724.
by utopiah 10mo ago
People HAVE to somehow notice how hungry for proper data AI companies are when one of the largest companies propping the fastest growing market STILL has to go to such length, getting actual approval for pirated content while they are hardw
725.
by utopiah 10mo ago
At the pace every PC component is becoming quite expensive it's not entirely out of the realm of possibilities that my next CPU will be RISC-V based. /s (kind of) PS: for those still hesitating to tinker with RISC-V the workflow i
726.
by utopiah 10mo ago
True but I assume Apple users understand they exclude themselves by demanding a "benevolent dictator" insuring they are "safe".
727.
by utopiah 10mo ago
People there wondering too https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46670811
728.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Well might want to upvote this dedicated post then https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46676092
729.
by utopiah 10mo ago
> throwing shit at the wall with Johnny Ive and hardware. Damn, I already forgot about that. You'd think a company who has the smartest people on Earth building a "product" that is "intelligence" would be able to
730.
by utopiah 10mo ago
There are already DRM for Websites e.g. several audio and video streaming services.
731.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Guess I didn't take the same econ classes, I thought providing value to the customer was what capitalism ran on. I go to the butcher next door without having seen a single ad about it. They just sell a "better" product (accor
732.
by utopiah 10mo ago
> Take online journalism as an example. Depends entirely the kind of journalism you are referring to and the kind of business model they want. I can't imagine 404 Media adding ads to their premium feed.
733.
by utopiah 10mo ago
To the author : "Sovereign Tech Agency. They are funding open source with no strings attached. It’s likely there are other things similar I don’t know about yet (do let me know)." checkout NLNet
734.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Very neat! I had a https://www.crowdsupply.com/wee-noise-makers/wee-noise-maker... but I don't always carry it with me. I do have my phone though most of the time in my pocket so having this on, Web based, is grea
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Terrible and condolences to anybody affected. For a bit of context according to the OECD 2023 Spain had ~1800 on the road during the previous year, so that's about 5/day. There are more deaths on the road in Spain in a couple of w
736.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Genuine praise on the attempt, rather than the result. Even if it's a failure but a lot of effort and learning along the way, it is still a success.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
The problem is : do you trust your hardware? If not can you build, or buy, hardware that you can verify? So they built https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/precursor with an FPGA instead of a CPU from Intel or Sp
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by utopiah 10mo ago
It's not directly funded by the EU, it's funded by NLNet which is only in part funded by the EU. The goal is to collect money from large sources (e.g. EU) from relatively complex subsidiaries that are too big for small projects th
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> the dream underneath this dream is about being able to manifest things into reality without having to get into the details. Yes, it has nothing to do with dev specifically, dev "just" happens to be how to do so while being te
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I don't see what's related there but anyway unless you have access to information from within OpenAI I don't see how you can claim what was or wasn't in the training data of ChatGPT 5.2 Pro. On the contrary for DeepSeek
741.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Nothing I can see on https://github.com/bpodgursky/ nor https://bpodgursky.com/projects/ but I'd be curious. Honestly it's a pattern when arguing about the topic : - wow AI is amazing! -
742.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Old "agged Technological Frontier" but explains a bit the challenge https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/item.aspx?num=64700 namely... it's hard and the lack of reproducibility (models getting inaccess
743.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Both can be correct : you might be making a lot of money using the latest tools while others who work on very different problems have tried the same tools and it's just not good enough for them. The ability to make money proves you fou
744.
by utopiah 10mo ago
Is there though? If they are "solved" (as in the tickbox mark them as such, through a validation process, e.g. another model confirming, formal proof passing, etc) but there is no human actually learning from them, what's the
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by utopiah 10mo ago
That's the first warning from the wiki : <<Erdős problems vary widely in difficulty (by several orders of magnitude), with a core of very interesting, but extremely difficult problems at one end of the spectrum, and a "long
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Sure but if so wouldn't ChatGPT 5.2 Pro also "just memorizing the existing solution?"?
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Thanks for the wiki link, very interesting, in particular - the long tail aspect of the problem space ; 'a "long tail" of under-explored problems at the other, many of which are "low hanging fruit" that are very sui
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Did they make though or did they buy? What did they actually buy that wasn't already done at Valve?
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Mechanical Turk at scale.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
That's always been the case, in software and elsewhere. Yet, Ford didn't copy Tesla, why not? Checkout https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Innovator%27s_Dilemma but overall the idea is that large corporations h

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