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Thanks for the links and digging! It's an interesting question, but the methodology has serious problems, and it would be more interesting to me if they allowed models to provide justification. I expect the models are inferring quite a
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Something that's under appreciated right now is when designing systems and proposing solutions, my colleagues and I do a lot of brainstorming with llms. The core architectures have come out of that, but the best pieces of that architec
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I'm very happy to have multiple sessions open (and do) and switch between fast and slow models, and if there were a batch mode in codex or Claude code I would use it. (Just like I sometimes use codex fast mode) But at the moment, I can
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Is there any open model as good as opus 4.6 at any price?
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I think of it more as a parable about how effective 'tying yourself to the mast' actually is The founders of OpenAI naively^ thought "this will make sure that we don't have too much power if we succeed" But it didn&
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IKEA is a famous example, although they sequenced things in a way many commenters here would probably be fine with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IKEA_Foundation
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I somewhat expect that if Forbes is tracking people working on some of the trendiest / most exciting stuff and also trends attract frauds then this is sort of inevitable I don't have strong feelings about the watch list (use and l
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It was also Strava, and it showed "popular running routes" Example post https://www.reddit.com/r/running/comments/7tnzxy/stravas_hea...
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Parseword, making cryptic crosswords more accessible
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By Josh Wardle (maker of Wordle) https://x.com/powerlanguish/status/2031390689380946013
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You've attached to the $10b number - is that illustrative or is there something specific you're referring to?
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Same. I can already view plain text in vim in ghostty. At the very least I'm not understanding what the value add is here.
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Imagine training a chess bot to predict a valid sequence of moves or valid game using the standard algebraic notation for chess Great! It will now correctly structure chess games, but we've created no incentive for it to create a game
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I think Maggie uses home-cooked here and it works for me because of the extended analogy https://maggieappleton.com/home-cooked-software
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My point is that you don't want a big model for the kind of analysis being discussed here Even if they were paying frontier prices they would be choosing 5 mini or nano with no thinking At that point, a fine tuned open source model is
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Not that this means the big AI corps should relax their values (it truly doesn't), but I would be extremely surprised if the DoD/DoW doesn't have anyone capable of fine tuning an open weights model for this purpose. And, I me
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They do note that their contract language specifically references the laws as they exist today. Presumably if the laws become less restrictive, that does not impact OpenAI's contract with them (nothing would change) but if the laws bec
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You can construct sequences of rational numbers where the limit is not rational (eg it's sqrt 2) Trivially, the sequence of numbers who are the truncated decimal expansion of root 2 (eg 1.4, 1.41. 1.414, ...) although I find this somew
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To be clear, I don't think anthropic is itself intervening. The concerns they've raised about authoritarianism is "AI enabling authoritarians." When they push back on the US government wanting to use Claude to (legally)
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They didn't claim to have pacifist ideals In fact, they claim to be pro America and pro democracy and have repeatedly expressed concerns about autocratically governed countries. Just because you disagree with their ideals doesn't
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The man building Team USA's Olympic bobsleds
(adirondackexplorer.org)
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It's not clear that raising your prices to match the supply/demand curve is a mistake They will compete on price if they are forced to, but they aren't forced to right now
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Serializing writes is probably fine and the hashes should only change if you're updating the same line, right? You probably don't want to use the line number though unless you need to disambiguate But your write tool implementatio
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I think this might be right, but it does two interesting things: 1) it let's lemonade reward you for taking safer driving routes (or living in a safer area to drive, whatever that means) 2) it (for better or worse) encourages drivers t
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Love the tao te ching (in translation)
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For what it's worth, I wanted to downvote this because it doesn't provide much additional context. Which verses? Is there a link? (I didn't downvote) Saying "oh yeah the bible mentions that" doesn't really add
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> All wealth groups saw gains over the past year, with the net worth of the bottom half of Americans increasing 6% over the past 12 months, according to the Fed data. Yet the growth has been fastest for those at the very top. The top 1%
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As far as I can tell it addresses the mechanisms proposed by the parent comment. If the claim is specifically about reduced stimulation during sex, that's a different claim. I'm simply saying the initial explanation seemed like bu
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I don't know that your claims about male circumcision have any basis in fact https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26724395/?utm_source=chatgpt...
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In general, I'm surprised by the vitriol in these comments. I think your claim proves too much: If you pick a different religion (my siblings and their kids are religious - not Jewish), you could similarly say "even though they&#x
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