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by verdverm 1mo ago
Google spent most of their cash, they are now taking loans for data centers too. They recorded their first quarter of negative cash flows ever
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by verdverm 1mo ago
> Whatever happens after the current turbulence we can be sure Have you put your money behind this on future gambling sites? How can you be so sure?
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by verdverm 1mo ago
Or just use CUE, it's sooo much better, you can use it in conjunction with/extension to all the popular formats, get real schemas/imports/modules I discovered CUE after trying to do too much in yaml, after adding imports
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by verdverm 1mo ago
How do they have some things that are more advanced than the rest of the world, like EV batteries? The tropes are tiresome, reeks of hubris and bigotry Where do you think the United States gets all its chips? We certainly do not know how to
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by verdverm 1mo ago
I don't buy into the mortal threat doomerism, but it is still better if anyone can inspect models for this trait than a few select chosen. (eg. cyber security today)
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by verdverm 1mo ago
> Because the sheer volume is insane It sounds like you are reading tea leaves (based on your other comments) and volume alone is not an indicator to the source. My personal web page access has gone up 10x because I have agents doing thi
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by verdverm 1mo ago
Because the overall upside is greater than the doomerism, transparency is one of the best disinfectants humans know of. Encryption used to be considered too dangerous, yet here we all are, safer on the internet because of free and open encr
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by verdverm 1mo ago
"I don't want to ban open weight models", so he says, but appears to be totally ok with regulation that have the same effect(ive altrusism, what a mind virus going around the oligarchy and wannabes)
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by verdverm 1mo ago
nah, as agentic usage increases, they run in the background and latency matters much less. What's more important is dev tools providing better docs and output, especially around errors and edge cases.
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Some people need to spend less time with their ai, they are losing touch with reality and sight of alternatives
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by verdverm 1mo ago
sounds like not that big a deal, cleanup will take a few more days, probably happens all the time, perhaps everyday somewhere, we are only hearing this case because "data center"
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by verdverm 1mo ago
I think it a false dichotomy, what's good for it is also good for us, what's good for us is also good for them. Give your devs/agents good tools and get out of the way. One thing that has been nice is that companies are final
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by verdverm 1mo ago
I have a hard time getting upset about AI hallucinations when I do it too :] An earlier version of ChatGPT (2 or 3 iinh) was too dangerous to release, yet here we are several version later, and with open weights far more capable why should
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by verdverm 1mo ago
conspiracy theories for me, but not for thee hey elon, celebrities have less protection than your ordinary citizen, re: art, and no ai bots that nudify people is not "art" or "free speech"
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by verdverm 1mo ago
> The AI scrapers are routing requests through residential proxies How do you differentiate between an Ai scraper and an end user having an agent perform a search and then fetch all the results to analyze them for relevance? (because sea
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by verdverm 1mo ago
author needs to stop taking what the meglomanics say at face value, they have a rare disease and cannot be trusted, just because they all said the same thing on the same day does not make it true, it should raise more questions than be a be
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> Except that so far, it is literally these labs that are the biggest threat and the least willing/capable to restrain those models. Seriously, it's the same with US accusations about the threat China poses to other countries w
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> This is exactly the problem that the labs are proposing to fix: a dangerous model that nobody is accountable for. The corporations and government said the same thing about encryption in the 90s. It was dangerous and only they could be
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by verdverm 1mo ago
They are training the agents to be "relentlessly proactive" because they want the agents to run longer, and it makes them more money by using more tokens. But they have trained them to try anything and everything to accomplish any
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by verdverm 1mo ago
Humans at OpenAi were negligent irresponsible by running an agent on ExploitGym, having no monitoring, and not even have a human look at it for weeks. It's literally the hacking test, how are you not paying attention? I thought that&#x
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by verdverm 1mo ago
What ever happened to that other Googler that claimed Gemini was conscious? My read is these folks are too high on their own stash At some point they must recognize we are in the "boy who cried wolf" tale, right? You cannot go on
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by verdverm 1mo ago
Why are Tesla drivers so boastful about their dangerous and irresponsible driving habits?
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I have heard a lot about it, I do not buy Open AIs version of the story. It is incredibly irresponsible to be a frontier model developer and run unreleased models on ExploitGym and pay no attention to them. It's literally the hacking t
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by verdverm 1mo ago
brand is the thing Ai cannot just simply copy, it typically takes a long time to build a brand, it involves a lot more than the visual assets protect your brand by exceeding user expectations and with trademarks
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It's just one of Trump's plans, there are more SCOTUS does political calculus on their political capital too
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> The crucial and overlooked problem is that the models are becoming so situationally aware that we are losing the ability to evaluate them in contexts where they believe they are not being watched or controlled. s/models/Big A
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It's a berry, I don't think it's that hard to grow them and get better at it, especially when you already do that for other fruits that grow on bushes. Why is there this recent them that anything China is good at, they must h
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by verdverm 1mo ago
Tesla drivers seem to be a group that boasts the most about their seriously irresponsible driving habits. Please pay attention to the road instead of being a distracted driver. This could actually get someone killed man
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When it consistently and regularly catches bugs that humans and other review agents miss, the benefit is quite clear and it becomes obvious there are more defects in your code than you realize, might be much more than that 1:90 rule of thum
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by verdverm 1mo ago
I don't think I said anything about people using ai being unfair in their practices, the unfair part being that people are forced to adopt products they find unscrupulous. It's hard to argue you find a thing "unscrupulous&q

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