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by vessenes 6mo ago
If there is any elasticity to demand whatsoever, then these are the same thing.
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by vessenes 6mo ago
This might be true, but right now everybody is like "please let me spend more by making you think longer." The datacenter incentives from Anthropic this month are "please don't melt our GPUs anymore" though.
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by vessenes 6mo ago
This is low effort thinking, and a low effort comment. They have a lot of cash. They do not think they have achieved a "city of geniuses" in a datacenter yet. They are racing against two high quality frontier model teams, with met
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by vessenes 6mo ago
There are more mentions of Mythos than 4.6. Mythos results are nearly everywhere, and vastly exceed 4.7's capacity in almost every case. There are sections that report only research on Mythos, none on 4.7. E.g. user surveys about how b
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by vessenes 6mo ago
This is an interesting document, in that it reads like a Claude Mythos model card that was hastily edited to be an Opus 4.7 model card. I surmise that someone at the top put the Mythos release on hold, and the product team was told "sh
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by vessenes 6mo ago
Just last week. They cut off openclaw. And they added a price increased fast mode. And they announced today new features that are not included with max subscriptions. They are short 5GW roughly and scrambling to add it.
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by vessenes 6mo ago
They have super sustainable revenue. They are deadly supply constrained on compute, and have a really difficult balancing act over the next year or two in which they have to trade off spending that limited compute on model training so that
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by vessenes 6mo ago
Uh oh: > The new /ultrareview slash command produces a dedicated review session that reads through changes and flags bugs and design issues that a careful reviewer would catch. We’re giving Pro and Max Claude Code users three fr
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by vessenes 6mo ago
Microsoft has rights to all this IP. So, it might look bad for their product folks, but for the corporation this is great, to the extent it works.
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by vessenes 6mo ago
Well, every time a calendar invite is accepted, it sets up a cron job to check in fifteen minutes before the meeting, and text me the zoom link, for instance. Once setting the cron job itself is free, you could think of a lot of use cases.
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by vessenes 6mo ago
I thought the entire discourse on how important pointing is to be super interesting. I've been told, although I don't know if this is true, that dogs are the only animal that can understand human pointing. Fascinating to think thi
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by vessenes 6mo ago
Nice. I couldn't find the part that I'm most interested in though, latency. This beats their frontier vision model for some identification tasks -- for a robotics model, I'm interested in hz. Since this is an "Embodied R
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by vessenes 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure claude will one shot this for you, including making you a home assistant dashboard item if you ask it.
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by vessenes 6mo ago
Nice timing. I was just noting that beads in an old repo, just ... worked. Updates worked, I didn't have super weird errors to track down... I was like "nice!" Beads bumping to 1.0 is great. I haven't used gas town in a
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by vessenes 6mo ago
This is one of the best features of OpenClaw - makes sense to swipe it into Claude Code directly. I wonder if Anthropic wants to just make claude a full stand-in replacement for openclaw, or just chip away at what they think the best featur
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by vessenes 6mo ago
Falling victim to the classic fallacy. So sad
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by vessenes 6mo ago
It might be that the Waymo sensor suite was key to launch; I don't have any actual knowledge. My impression though was that they basically wired in a large call center for years first to make decisions for the fleet, and have slowly na
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by vessenes 6mo ago
I used screen until like 2010 or so -- but you triggered me to look back at it again today. One nicety there now is that you can easily get a dump of what's showing in the pty with screen -S <session_name> -X hardcopy. This is ac
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by vessenes 7mo ago
Dynamics can make on the order of 25k robots a year though. Not enough to matter in a gdp sense. There is one US company that can scale this kind of manufacturing currently. So to my mind the question is : can Tesla ever get there on tech,
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by vessenes 7mo ago
No, I'm saying that the original content is low-effort shitposting, and that Tesla has the ability to scale industrial production to over 1mm 'things' per year, as evidenced by production last year. I did the OP the mild cour
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by vessenes 7mo ago
That's my guess as well. Could be a collision, or it might be he's in a corpus. Or he's been RATed and is not talking to Microsoft at all. I wasn't aware they required face pics to provide service.
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by vessenes 7mo ago
The example is supposed to illuminate the limits of ppp or gdp adjustment. Anesthesia contributes almost nothing to gdp, but it matters more than almost anything to you if you need surgery.
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by vessenes 7mo ago
The best example I heard recently was anesthesia. Costs less than $5 to make. Worth a lot more if you have surgery coming up.
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by vessenes 7mo ago
Hard, hard no on this. Why are we using Markdown? Why do I use it every day? It's easy to write. It's easy to read. Despite the OP's complaints, quality parsers exist. pandoc can turn it into almost any format. We will still
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by vessenes 7mo ago
The multisig UI/UX is a real and long term difficulty for any governance council. "Please sign this opaque transaction with binary data, it represents our agreement. I promise." For a while maybe ten years ago I worked with M
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by vessenes 7mo ago
Right. You need to predict a set of experts through the entire forward pass. Think of a vertical strip.
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by vessenes 7mo ago
I’ve been doing some low-key testing on smaller models, and it looks to me like it’s possible to train an MOE model with characteristics that are helpful for streaming… For instance, you could add a loss function to penalize expert swapping
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by vessenes 7mo ago
I'll pipe in - a series of Mac optimized MOEs which can stream experts just in time would be really amazing. And popular; I'm guessing in the next year we'll be able to run a very able openclaw with a stack like that. You&#x2
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by vessenes 7mo ago
We were promised full SVG zoos, Simon. I want to see SVG pangolins please
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by vessenes 7mo ago
SpaceX is emphatically not in need of a bailout. I don't know the history of launch 3, so I can't opine, but saying Tesla was bailed out by Obama is reductive in the extreme. Elon is the single largest taxpayer in US history. It&

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