vidarh

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by vidarh 7mo ago
We have very different levels of use. I hit the weekly limit in two days last week.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I hit the limits on the lower tiers of Codex just as fast as with Claude. At the moment I'm cycling between Claude, Codex, GLM5.1, and Kimi. The latter two are getting good enough, though, that I can make things go really far by doing
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by vidarh 7mo ago
And yet there are orders of magnitude more cars than olympic athletes, and most olympic athletes struggle to make much money on it. So, sure, there will be space for some human achievement for the sake of it, but, most fewer and fewer peopl
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by vidarh 7mo ago
Codex has been good quality wise, but I hit limits on the Codex team subscription so quickly it's almost more hassle that it is worth.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I know, hence why I think he should have gotten a smaller budget so that he was forced to try to contain himself to one story. Then maybe it'd have done well enough for a sequel as well... It feels like he got into it thinking he had t
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by vidarh 7mo ago
A subject access request if you just have a mailing list sign-up would require you to provide the information in that mailing-list sign-up and information of how you have processed it. Nothing more, unless you in fact also store other infor
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by vidarh 7mo ago
If they were a monopolist, sure. But as an alternative, I'll take it.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
Radix sort. Decide how many containers you're fine with, and group accordingly.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I find it quite funny how this got downvoted. My statement is based on concrete knowledge of a project that tested this , and demonstrated quite conclusively that most people consistently fail to detect AI written text that's gone thr
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by vidarh 7mo ago
By the time git became well known, sure, SVN fell from favour very quickly for good reason. But it had a few years in the sun. Not nearly as long as Git has had at this point. There were also many holdouts in places that didn't need co
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I mean, there are lots of people here that writes well enough that giving it some style samples and tell it to adapt the text to "this style: [insert post]" wouldn't be the worst idea.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
No single question is. If anything, few parts of an actual autism assessment are that direct. But questions designed to see if a subject takes things too literally, however, will tend to be part of it.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
$200 for Claude, $50 to Open AI, and maybe $100 for Openrouter, and a second Claude account paid by a client... Likely to increase. It easily pays for itself 10x over.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I love Openrouter. The ability to define presets, and the ease of access is well worth the few vs. juggling lots of providers separately. I maintain a few subscriptions too - including the most expensive Claude subscription - but Openrouter
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by vidarh 7mo ago
> The email from your boss and the email from a sender masquerading as your boss are both coming through the same channel in the same format with the same presentation, which is why the attack works. Yes, that is exactly the point. >
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I've grown to like Valerian over rewatches, but unfortunately it suffers from Besson being a massive Valerian fanboy and trying to stuff everything he possibly could into it... I think he'd have done far better if he'd gotten
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by vidarh 7mo ago
Fifth Element is pretty much Besson doing Valerian before he was able to get funding for Valerian, so we kinda did get a spiritual sequel of sorts. Unfortunately, while I've grown to like the Valerian movie, when compared to Fifth Elem
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by vidarh 7mo ago
This makes no sense to me. Being fooled into thinking data is instruction is exactly evidence of an inability to reliably distinguish them. And being coerced or convinced to bypass rules is exactly what prompt injection is, and very muc
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I also got both. I'm Norwegian, so culturally half-German seems relatively reasonable. And the autism part I think more than one person who have met me have suspected (no diagnosis, and probably wouldn't get diagnosed now , becau
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by vidarh 7mo ago
Just like that, in that that separation is internally enforced, by peoples interpretation and understanding, rather than externally enforced in ways that makes it impossible for you to, e.g. believe the e-mail from an unknown address that c
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by vidarh 7mo ago
Almost nobody recognises well written AI texts. I've seen plenty of AI written text pass right by people who are sure they can always tell. It takes very little, because the vast majority of AI writing you spot involves people doing no
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by vidarh 7mo ago
But for plenty of applications it doesn't need to be your personal style. It only needs to be your personal style if you want to present it as your own writing. Otherwise it just matters that it's well written. A catalogue of st
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by vidarh 7mo ago
If the content has value, I could not care less.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
The volume would involve a crazy increase in the actual float, but the bigger issue is that everyone watching knows this is Satoshi, and any sudden move to sell would be a massive shock to the market because the current presumption is that
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I find it likely that someone who realised that if they were to touch that paper fortune the Bitcoin price will totally crater would have made additional billions they could actually access by mining more bitcoin at a point where the diffic
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by vidarh 7mo ago
I'm betting on it. I'm working on a project right now where I'm prototyping everything with Claude, until I hit my limits on my MAX subscription for the week. Then I switch to Codex, and start by ironing out harness differenc
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by vidarh 7mo ago
It would also seem likely that if he at any point was alive and realised he wouldn't be able to touch his original wallets, he'd still get in early enough to be rich from subsequently crested wallets nobody would suspect.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
It's really simple to fix by asking an LLM to apply a style from a sample, so my guess is a lot of product will build in style selection, and some provider will add more aggressive rules in their system prompts over time.
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by vidarh 7mo ago
The market did like it just fine until Git came around. It just had a very brief moment in the sun....
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by vidarh 7mo ago
To add a tip on how to make it match your own style: You can get decently far by pointing it to a page or so of your own writing, and simply tell it to review the post section by section and edit it to match the tone and style of the exam

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