yoaviram

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by yoaviram 11d ago
Most of the latest models are too big to fit in a single GPU instance.
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by yoaviram 11d ago
Frontier models don't fit on a normal GPU. The datacenter architecture frontier labs use is not a commodity. What you're describing is beyond the state of the art, and if we go there then anything is possible.
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by yoaviram 11d ago
Except they all depend on the OpenAI API. Cut that off and they all stop. Finding an alternative source of compute is not easy, and even once done it's easy to cut off.
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by yoaviram 2mo ago
Great job. Please consider turning on rotation by default (for those who missed it, it's in the parameters). The overwhelming majority of astrophysical black holes are expected to be spinning (Ker) black holes.
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by yoaviram 2mo ago
Their cookies consent is not clickable on Firefox. What a s*t show. Every single privacy-related promise from OpenAI is theatre.
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by yoaviram 5mo ago
I believe this is inaccurate. Vercel env vars are all encrypted at rest (on their side). The 'sensitive' checkbox means you can't retrieve the value once it's set, which would have saved your ass in this case. Also, anno
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by yoaviram 5mo ago
"If we bomb them some more, those poor citizens will surely realize that we're on their side"
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by yoaviram 6mo ago
Apparently Anthropic downgraded cache TTL to 5 min without telling anyone. My biggest issue with the recent issues with Claude Code is the lack transparency, although it looks like even Boris doesn't know about one: https://
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Ask HN: Is Anthropic Enshittifying Claude Code?
1 points by yoaviram 6mo ago|0 comments
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by yoaviram 6mo ago
I have a limited company and a nonprofit registered in Estonia and am about to register another company. I C can't recommend it enough. It's how it should be everywhere and the polar opposite of how it is in Italy, where i am base
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by yoaviram 6mo ago
I've been using GSD extensively over the past 3 months. I previously used speckit, which I found lacking. GSD consistently gets me 95% of the way there on complex tasks. That's amazing. The last 5% is mostly "manual" tes
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by yoaviram 7mo ago
Yesterday I wrote a post about exactly this. Software development, as the act of manually producing code, is dying. A new discipline is being born. It is much closer to proper engineering. Like an engineer overseeing the construction of a b
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by yoaviram 7mo ago
Anticipating modes of failure, creating tooling to identify and hedge against risks.
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by yoaviram 7mo ago
I just finished writing a post about exactly this. Software development, as the act of manually producing code, is dying. A new discipline is being born. It is much closer to proper engineering. Like an engineer overseeing the construction
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by yoaviram 9mo ago
This thread reads like an advertisement for ChatGPT Health. I came to share a blog post I just posted titled: "ChatGPT Health is a Marketplace, Guess Who is the Product?" OpenAI is building ChatGPT Health as a healthcare marketpl
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ChatGPT Health is a marketplace, guess who is the product?(consciousdigital.org)
310 points by yoaviram 9mo ago|311 comments
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by yoaviram 11mo ago
Sharing my experience with SpecKit in case anyone finds it useful. I've been using Speckit for the last two weeks with Claude Code, on two different projects. Both are new code bases. It's just me coding on these projects, so I do
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We do not support opt-out forms(consciousdigital.org)
3 points by yoaviram 1y ago|0 comments
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by yoaviram 1y ago
Essentially what this article is asking for, in most cases, is a better UI/UX for one of the foundation models.
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by yoaviram 1y ago
This is one of several deceptive design patterns used by data brokers. Last year, we (the nonprofit consciousdigital.org) published a guide titled "How Deceptive Design is Used to Compromise Your Privacy and How to Fight Back". It
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by yoaviram 1y ago
TDD seems to be a good strategy if you trust the AI not to cheat by writing tests that always pass.
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by yoaviram 1y ago
It seems to me that the ongoing “vibe coding” debate on HN, about whether AI coding agents are helpful or harmful, often overlooks one key point: the better you are as a coder, the less useful these agents tend to be. Years ago, I was an am
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by yoaviram 1y ago
>Trust and privacy are at the core of our products. We give you tools to control your data—including easy opt-outs and permanent removal of deleted ChatGPT chats (opens in a new window) and API content from OpenAI’s systems within 30 day
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by yoaviram 1y ago
Software is a liability, a product is an asset.
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by yoaviram 1y ago
If what you are saying is that significant parts of the tech landscape will change, then that's exactly the point.
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Privacy at the Border: A Technical Guide to Securing Your Data and Devices(consciousdigital.org)
16 points by yoaviram 1y ago|1 comments
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by yoaviram 1y ago
This is not true. Current CBP policy instructs officers to only inspect data residing on the device, not to probe your online accounts. Obviously any data loaded in apps that are already open when you hand over your phone are fair game, whi
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23andMe customers? This may be your last chance to protect your data(consciousdigital.org)
1 points by yoaviram 1y ago|0 comments
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by yoaviram 2y ago
Better yet, send them a legally binding data deletion request (if you live in a jurisdiction that has strong data protection laws): https://yourdigitalrights.org/d/23andme.com
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by yoaviram 2y ago
Sounds like it's time to send 23andMen a GDPR/CCPA/etc. data deletion request. Here's an easy way to do it: https://yourdigitalrights.org/d/23andme.com

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