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by wongarsu 5mo ago
I can easily game writing 1M LOC per month by having the LLM write code in more verbose ways, with useless indirections and abstractions thrown in for good measure. I could even ask claude to write code that does nothing but just takes up l
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
I would have described alignment as the idea that LLMs (or AIs in general) will follow the goals you reward them for, which almost by necessity are only a proxy for what you actually want, often a very poor proxy. Depending on the actual ta
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
But Britain was never in the Schengen area. One of their many "we are an island, we are different" privileges
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
When London Bridge was sold in the 1960s it was also on the buyer to pick it up from its original location and transport it to the US
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
In Germany it's mostly US service members and their families who drive US pickup trucks. They can ship personal vehicles to Germany without having to make them fully compliant with German regulations, and generally seem to like them Aw
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
The list of 14 rules for running a skunkworks program and how they apply here is great and well worth reading the article, regardless of how you feel about the likelihood of Ford ever successfully executing on a $30k ev truck
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Exactly. I know people who own both phone and laptop, but the phone is used daily while the laptop is used a couple times a year. Mostly for writing letters, using some tax software, etc
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
But there is already gitoxide, an established git reimplementation in git. It even provides a library gitoxide was started in 2018, back when we were all writing code by hand, and has some reasonable adoption in the rust ecosystem. It'
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
A lot of their IP has been leaked over the years anyways. Source code of Windows XP is easily available, and there was the 2022 leak that contained the sources of Bing, Bing Maps, Cortana, etc
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Also "just" the legal opinion of a government office. It has yet to be tested in court
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
If it's consistently applied, any AI agent provider has to comply with cease and desist letters that tell the company to make specific false claims The arguments of the ruling should generally apply even when the AI agent makes false s
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
If people do say that, it's a true statement and thus fine. You are allowed to report that regardless of the truth of x/y/z/a/b/c The instance of this ruling people apparently did not actually say any of the of
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Different company. And doing security reviews with Fable is pretty annoying, it loves to downgrade to Opus GPT-5.5 seems more dangerous in those regards
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
In my mental model, "my Outlook" is the outlook instance running on my computer, on my data. My outlook crashed today. Yours might not have crashed. Similarly, my Jira contains tickets about my work, your Jira does not contain tho
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Isn't it common to refer to all software like that? "Let my look at my JIRA", "I can't find anything using my Outlook's search function", "My Powerpoint is acting up today", "My browser just
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Only since Claude 3. So a bit over two years now
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
One in 1000 organizations and one in 3000 requests is indeed a lot
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Still cheaper than Opus 4.0 and 4.1 (which was and still is $15/MTok input and $75/MTok output) I would have expected Mythos to be much more expensive than just 2x current Opus (which is clearly cheaper to run than original Opus)
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
I just run my own benchmark for "draw an SVG with $animal driving $vehicle". I won't post my choice of animal and mode of transport, but there are plenty of uncommon combinations to choose from. So far it's a fun and vis
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
I wouldn't call Anthropic ethical. But between Anthropic and OpenAI, Anthropic is the more ethical one
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Or rar files with recovery records. Same concept, but in one self-contained file instead of a number of sidecar files
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
If enterprises were really focused on saving employee's time, Jira wouldn't sell. At least not the bog slow SaaS version Saving time (==saving money) is something you can sell to companies. But above all, they are willing to spend
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Yeah, but that's because of pragmatic choices to limit the scope of the tool. In the wider context of "I've long been surprised there isn't more multiversion stuff built right into every language compile" it's
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
The proper way would be to set "user-select: none;" to prevent the user from copying. Annoying, but better than copying wrong info
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
I can get great results from a YOLO model with 30M to maybe 300M params. To get decent CV from a LLM 8B params is the absolute minimum, closer to 30B for interesting tasks I might be on board about LLMs being the future of OCR (though many
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
It's certainly a choice to make your headline feature a new ONNX engine, feature a bunch of comparisons how it's better than ONNXRuntime, while casually mentioning on the side that the cool new much faster engine is CPU-only Sure,
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
YOLO has basically solved that for my use cases for a couple years now. If you want labels that are not in the pretrained labels it's also easy to fine-tune, provided you're willing to label 200 or so images If you need something
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Getting somebody who actually knows how to design and build a data center also seems to be a bit of an issue right now
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
On servers I've usually had a bad time when / fills up. But using Linux as a desktop with ext4 I regularly fill the file system up (laptop with a too small SSD, so this happens quickly when batch downloading) and nothing bad happe
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by wongarsu 5mo ago
Even if you have a lawful basis for collecting data, in theory the GDPR is in theory restricting you to only use it for that basis, delete it as soon as you don't need it anymore, have a plan on how to store and handle it, and requires

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