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by xiphias2 8mo ago
There were lots of administrations who could have said to other countries ,,let's get rid of the nukes together'' while USA was the only string power. Deescalation stopped because of people in general not caring enough (and m
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
The basic game theory of nukes is that either the world is escalating or deescalating, there's no other long term stable agreement. Maybe people don't agree with ,,nuke them'', but OK with USA starting nuclear experiment
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
,,AI has limited real world experience or grasp of the consequences.'' People in the world have limited experience about war. We're living in a world where doing terrible things with 1000 people with photo/video document
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
Am I the only one here who was amazed by the speed of improvement between 5.2-codex and 5.3-codex? I feel that Sam is saying what investors want to hear, but the coding work it is capable of and how it improved with using the terminal (Term
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
This looks like Symbolica, except the great thing of what they are doing is that they are setting new ARC-AGI records. https://www.symbolica.ai/blog/arcgentica
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
This case will make settlement amounts higher, which is the main thing car companies care about when making decisions about driving features/marketing. With Robotaxi it will get even higher as it will be clear 100% the company's f
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
I have never had problem working (and seeing other people work) 6-7 days a week in reality in Europe (even if it was unofficial). But capital structures and politicians are still too close to old European companies from the second world war
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
Not really, one is complaining, the other (which the article's title says) is voting with their feet. He could have gone to literally any country/university in the world and he chose not to. Also in the USA you just wait 4 (or 8)
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
USA is still one of the top countries for scientists. Just as an example Europe had a few years of exporting the best GLP-1 drugs (finally something in which Europe was leader in science), Eli Lily quickly took it over. In software San Fran
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
Desktop site on Chrome mobile
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
Using only cameras is a business decision, not tech decision: will camera + NN be good enough before LIDAR+Radar+RGB+NN can scale up. For me it looks like they will reach parity at about the same time, so camera only is not totally stupid.
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
It's clear that camera-only driving is getting better as we have better image understanding models every year. So there will be a point when camera based systems without lidars will get better than human drivers. Technology is just not
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
Really cool experiment (the whole company). Training pipelines are full of data preparation that are first written on CPU then moving to GPU and always thinking of what to keep on CPU and what to put on GPU, when is it worth to create a ten
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
,,Many people tell me I need to lift weights to lose weight.'' This is stupid. All you need to do is to get used to being hungry to the point of losing 0.1kg/day and measure yourself a lot (I'm doing the same). Actually
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
It's interesting to see here that spending is irrational, but actually even if AI improvements slow down it's more rational for companies to spend more and underutilize the machines than to underspend and get disrtupted. On the ot
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
The last match was crazy. It looked so ,,easy win'' for Fabi after Magnus's blunder that I was just fast tracking it as I was sure Magnus has no chance (especially while looking at the eval bar). I feel sorry for Fabi not win
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
That will come as well, this was just easier to do. SpaceX is one of the few companies left that China isn't able to copy.
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by xiphias2 8mo ago
What's crazy here is that FDA finally has a great head who actually tries to speed things up using Bayesian data modeling and understands drugs quite well (Marty Makary) and does everything to make drug approval process cheaper and mo
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
Of course it's more fun to create a new micro-library, that's the main reason for me to respect the people who maintain the old libraries instead of just writing ,,it sucks''.
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
,, Why? Because glob() implemented by glibc sucks. It is very outdated and slow.'' Isn't this a great opportuninty to improve glibc itself instead? Have you tried contributing back and make all programs that use glibc work fa
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
Just 100 from the 500 is from OpenClaw created by Opus 4.5
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
,,GPT‑5.3-Codex is the first model we classify as High capability for cybersecurity-related tasks under our Preparedness Framework , and the first we’ve directly trained to identify software vulnerabilities. While we don’t have definitive
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
Of course the first version of the ad will be separated very clearly, just like how Google search started. While I found the golden dating app the funniest anc creepiest, credit loan ad was the most viewed for a reason: it's the most p
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
Cool, looks like I'll stay on Cursor. All alternatives come out buggy, they care a lot about developer experience. BTW OpenAI should think a bit about polishing their main apps instead of trying to come out with new ones while the orig
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
I guess the next it was meant to happen...I tried Google's Antigravity and found it quite buggy. May give a go at this and Claude Code desktop as well, but Cursor guys are still working the hardest to keep themselves alive.
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
I see, I found a video about it, actually it was not a protest, I thought people were outside the church, but they went inside. https://youtu.be/s7jsQKRoNEY?si=gmHgnnxBrbgXR525 It was clearly not a protest but obstruction b
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
I'm the same with o3. Also it's full of bugs, showing JSON all the time while thinking. But still it's my favorite model, so I'm switching back a lot.
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
I don't know the details but it looks like one side says obstruction, which is something physical, the other side says freedom of speech, which is non-physical act. If there is video evidence it should be easy to decide for the court.
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
It's not like US is not capitalist in anything: it's still state-of-the-art in software, which preoves that the problem is not with capital markets. It just probably overregulated hardware manufacturing out of existence with union
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by xiphias2 9mo ago
There's only one thing they need to replace if they want to show independence: ChatGPT. They had their chance with Mistral and failed spectacularly with just creating anti-AI regulations. As a European I'm happy to use their produ

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