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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
thanks for the correction
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
The grok-cli is on github[0] there is nothing that I can see in the code that is activily looping ~/ and uploading everything. My two guesses would be one the LLM decided it needed these files for the task or two the user simple asked
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
why do people give these LLMs full access to everything and then complain when it does somethign stupid? that is what sandboxes are for.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
Sure Is! I’m largely uninformed on the topic. Asking questions even stupid ones means you get to not be stupid after.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
That’s good to know. This was one of my thoughts. If the evs end up generating a tonne of material that we can’t do anything with that would be a short term gain.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
Uninformed maybe, I’ve not looked into it as Evs not high my list of things to read about hence the questions that came to mind.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
Maybe you can enlighten me. My question that once you mined the materials for the car + battery, shipped that somewhere to be built, then shipped that to be sold. Then you have the added waste battery once it not longer hold enough charge.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
Well we don’t know but just look at figma, claude for it happened and then Claude design come out. They knew exactly how developers worked from using figma as training data.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
then why not just use threads/processes in python?
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
> There's a much cleaner way to do this - a shared helper disagree, then you end up with something this this function checkAll(target, conditions) { return Object.entries(conditions).every(([path, expected]) => { const valu
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
if you child breaks the law and are under the age of an adult you as a parent are responsible, as a parent you are responsible to feed, wash, look after, keep dangerous stuff like medicine out of reach, if you live in a place that allows gu
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
do we know that Mythos is in fact a bigger model then opus?
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
They are offloading thinking to the AI too. It then has to look over everything see how it connects together and then decide the best way to do something. Giving it small and very focused plans when you already understand the system gets it
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
i can see why they want to stop it but 1. you have to pay for the "attack" 2. these AI companies trained on copyrighted content without permission or attribution to anyone who's data was used to train.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
this is my finding too, i have moved to it fully for most of the plan/coding. for most tasks is capable and very cheap, for a days worth of tasks is costing about $10
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
Isn’t this already a thing because it requires an adult and a payment method to get a connection to your house. I’ve already stated who I am when I paid.
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by vorticalbox 3mo ago
You want to compact early though as sending the whole chat you will end up with a lot of tokens not in the cache which 1. Costs way more and 2. Will slow the request down as it has to process it all.
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
i jump about a lot, for coding gemini and grok are definitely not as strong as gpt 5.5/opus/sonnet/composer. composer 2.5 is actually very good and use it for a good chunk of tasks.
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
There are actually fine tunes of qwen on opus “thinking” tokens that teach it to think like opus does. https://huggingface.co/Jackrong/Qwen3.5-27B-Claude-4.6-Opus-...
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
even if they did it it wouldn't be of much use because correct or not the output was the likely output 100% of the time.
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
Well one can no longer search for information in the big search engines without it just giving you the answer. This ruins “search and topic and write about it”
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
> This happened after he received CPR for several hours at a cabin on the Hardangervidda plateau before rescue arrived. This means although his heart wasn’t technically beating, he did have blood being circulated via cpr. When I read the
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
I find opus for planning and sonnet for coding but codex for code review.
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
security by only obscurity is bad. Having both is better. For example say I have a hollowed out wall that is hidden behind a painting. Just putting my money in the hole is bad once it’s found it’s gone but if I put my money in a safe in the
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
This is a problem I find with opus is will spend so long thinking then going “but wait what if” To point where I stop it and simple tell it to “start writing code you can work it out as you go along” Seems writers block also effects LLM
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
Yeah, is that a bad thing? They did some really interesting stuff when fine tuning. https://cursor.com/blog/composer-2-5#targeted-rl-with-textua...
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
true, can't hurt though.
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
Anthropic are already paying $15 b to space X for compute.
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
its not just the models, their auto complete is actually really good. when you make a change it will give you "tab to next" which makes refactors super easy. composer 2.5 is also a very decent model, it go 90% of my AI tasks using
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by vorticalbox 4mo ago
Vision still works perfectly fine in abliterated models.

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