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by vmg12 8mo ago
You aren't thinking big enough, this is how he trains a model that detects prompt injection attempts and he spins into a billion dollar startup.
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by vmg12 9mo ago
It happened before 1/26. I noticed when it started modifying plans significantly with "improvements".
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by vmg12 9mo ago
> But in Tech, the playbook is different. Companies over-hire software engineers intentionally. To play the lottery. The actual reason tech companies overhire is because people get promoted based on the number of people that are "un
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by vmg12 9mo ago
Why not just write to the db? Just make every test independent, use uuids / random ids for ids.
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by vmg12 9mo ago
I think this explains why I'm not getting the most out of codex, I like to interrupt and respond to things i see in reasoning tokens.
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OpenAI is allowing 3rd-party coding agents to use Codex API keys(twitter.com)
18 points by vmg12 9mo ago|1 comments
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by vmg12 9mo ago
Meant to say "it was worse" not "it's worse"
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by vmg12 9mo ago
OpenCode launched a couple of months ago so that makes sense that it's worse. It's much better than Claude Code now. Somehow for the same model, opencode completes the same work faster than claude code and the ux is much better.
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by vmg12 9mo ago
It's pretty simple, don't give llms access to anything that you can't afford to expose. You treat the llm as if it was the user.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
I can talk to them. I can talk to the Venezuelan refugees, who came here not because they are "political refugees" like some claim but because there was a famine in Venezuela.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
What happened in Europe after WW2? Dick Cheney didn't invent the idea of America liberating a country and being greeted as liberators, it had happened before, specifically in countries that had a history of liberal democracy. For some
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by vmg12 10mo ago
I can talk to Venezuelans and see videos of them celebrating in the streets.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
If your hypothetical plays out I'll say you were right.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
> A worry is the step will encourage other regimes that feel they have might to remove leaders they do not like and replace them with marionette-like figures Go type "list Russian regime change operations from the last 20 years&quo
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by vmg12 10mo ago
I think people are overindexed on the US's failures to turn Islamic theocracies into democracies. The people in Venezuela want democracy. It's a fundamentally different situation.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
The US already has a refugee crisis because of Maduro's leadership, that refugee crisis is one of the reasons for this.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
It should if it can do it without triggering WW3. edit: The person I'm responding to edited their comment, it was originally something along the lines of "Why doesn't the US topple Russia's government then"
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by vmg12 10mo ago
Does this actually use the cloudflare worker runtime or is this just a way to run code in v8 isolates?
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by vmg12 10mo ago
I didn't downvote you once, I don't do it to people I'm discussing things with out of principle.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
The chat history feature makes the product worse, I had to turn it off.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
I forgot to put in my comment "until recently". And the US auto industry does such so using that as your argument in favor of tariffs doesn't really work.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
The US has been largely tariff free since the 1900s and it's the largest economy in the world.
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by vmg12 10mo ago
We don't know how to build it anymore
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by vmg12 1y ago
If the inference is profitable and training new models is actually an endless arms race that's actually the best outcome for nvidia specifically.
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by vmg12 1y ago
Here is a charitable perspective on what's happening: - Nvidia has too much cash because of massive profits and has nowhere to reinvest them internally. - Nvidia instead invests in other companies that use their gpus by providing them
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by vmg12 1y ago
The best bots are from cheating rings where the bots are colluding, not from bots that play poker perfectly (which don't exist in any real sense for full ring poker).
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by vmg12 1y ago
What's true is that people aren't making as obvious mistakes, especially preflop, so you can't make hundreds of thousands just by knowing that Ace King is a good hand that you can go all in with. Anyone can find preflop poker
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by vmg12 1y ago
I'm literally winning money playing online today playing 400nl (200nl with a straddle, in the US). Please explain to me how you think these bots work? Do you think they are literally hooked into solvers and solving these hands in real
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by vmg12 1y ago
I'm a software engineer with 10+ years of experience. I'm also a poker player that has a very deep understanding of the game. Writing a poker bot that can beat the game is absolutely not trivial. There are "solvers" that
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by vmg12 1y ago
Assuming they are playing 6 max with full tables 40% vpip is egregious and I do not see how they could have a winning strategy playing like that. (Looking at their results they are not winning).

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