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by yunohn 10mo ago
Great, because an LLM can’t “do” anything! Only an agent can, and only whichever functions/tools it has access to. So my point still stands. Also I’m referring to the post, not this comment specifically.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
How, literally how? The LLM is provided a list of tab titles, and returns a classification/grouping. There is no reason nor design where you also provide it with full disk access or terminal rights. This is one of the most ignorant pos
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by yunohn 10mo ago
I believe you are conflating multiple concepts to prove a flaky point. Again, unless your agent has access to a function that exfiltrates data, it is impossible for it to do so. Literally! You do not need to provide any tools to an LLM that
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by yunohn 10mo ago
I still don’t understand what you mean by “what they do with your data” - because it sounds like exfiltration fear mongering, whereas LLMs are a static series of weights. If you don’t explicitly call your “send_data_to_bad_actor” function w
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by yunohn 10mo ago
I think AR/VR definitely turns off a lot of people, me included. Further it is seen as anti-social and unnecessary to many. I think the lackluster sales prove the “not inevitable” point.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
> there are some very real SAM threats the Air Force aircraft would need to worry about The US Air Force should /absolutely/ be worried about Venezuela fighting back, with SAMs or otherwise. This military action and potential w
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by yunohn 10mo ago
Really? Anthropic is /the/ AI company known for anthropomorphizing their models, giving them ethics and “souls”, considering their existential crises, etc.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
Reads like parody - nothing can explain this other than corruption. Did regulators never once audit their emissions? A factory that produces that exact gas? A similar thing happened in the Netherlands with cocoa factories in Zaandam.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
The blog post from OP is mostly AI generated - quite a few tells in the style of writing.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
Ok, let’s go step by step through your processes, since I am tired of crypto nerds LARPing as Jason Bourne. How did you first obtain your crypto? What level of anonymity was available for that tx? Where do you store your crypto short and lo
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by yunohn 10mo ago
Sorry, which web shops demand governmental ID? I have never had to provide them mine in any of the countries I’ve lived in. If your concern is the webshop finding out your address, well I’m unsure how you solve this when you buy with crypto
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by yunohn 10mo ago
Did you know you can save even more buying B2B/wholesale? Sometimes it is more about the upfront cost and/or resulting storage space needed, than pure price efficiency.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
I dunno about you, but the USA has never been known for non-violent treatment of immigrants, and if anything, 2025 is not the year to claim such a high ground.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
Sadly the threshold for wealth tax in the Netherlands has always been abysmally low - even in 2025, the untaxed “wealth” is only 50k.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
Sure, but affiliate != ads. Rather, both affiliate links and paid ad slots are by definition not neutral and thus bias your results, no matter what anyone claims.
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by yunohn 10mo ago
> It's still a significant chunk, but it's also not going to go away overnight. You despise and are leaving GitHub, but intend to keep collecting money from their sponsorship feature/program? Sounds like they are doing som
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by yunohn 11mo ago
If that is how you feel, why are you spending multiple comments defending the language used? It feels like there’s a reason you refuse to define your line in the sand.
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by yunohn 11mo ago
> It checks a fixed sample of items (roughly 1%) regardless of size > This provides O(1) performance Wouldn’t 1% of N still imply O(N) performance?
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by yunohn 11mo ago
You’re absolutely right! The number of heroine addicts is significantly lower than the number of ChatGPT users.
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by yunohn 1y ago
There’s actually research being done in this space that you might find interesting: “attention sinks” https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.08908
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by yunohn 1y ago
You have to look at LLMs as mimicking humans more than abstract technology. They’re trained on human language and patterns after all.
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by yunohn 1y ago
100% - slurm is aimed at job maintenance and resource management on HPC clusters. Thus being a pain in the ass for the kind of fast adhoc iteration and testing that AI/ML requires.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Yeah I’m honestly unclear on Nvidia’s thinking here - inference speed is unbelievably slow for the price. Given the extreme advantage they have with CUDA and the whole AI/ML ecosystem, barely matching Apple’s M-ultra speeds is a choice
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by yunohn 1y ago
Thanks for this bleeding edge content! But please have your LLM post writer be less verbose and repetitive. This is like the stock output from any LLM, where it describes in detail and then summarizes back and forth over multiple useless se
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by yunohn 1y ago
I don’t think the problem is HN’s hate of crypto - it’s the horrendously ignorant takes like these that people dislike. Surely you don’t believe that CZ was charged for shits and giggles, just because he happened to make a website that Amer
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by yunohn 1y ago
No, it disproves the misconception that GPUs with the same model number will perform the same on all devices.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Why are both this new Memory API and the Filesystem as (evolving) Context releases only for the Developer API - but not integrated into Claude Code?
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by yunohn 1y ago
Do you mean people bought committed plans the moment the new Anthropic models dropped yesterday? TBH I think it’s wise with LLM coding agents to try everything, and avoid sticking to one solution until the space matures.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Well, they seem to benchmark better only when giving the model "parallel test time compute" which AFAIU is just reasoning enabled? Whereas the GPT5 numbers are not specified to have any reasoning mode enabled.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Same in the Netherlands with DigiID and Sweden with BankID.

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