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by zurfer 5mo ago
In almost every wealthy country the birth rate has fallen below sustainable, meaning we're shrinking if life expectancy doesn't magically explode. Viruses btw never reflect on killing the host :P
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by zurfer 5mo ago
Techno optimist here who expects the following to make a big contribution to reducing human made future climate change: better batteries+solar/wind, nuclear fusion, self driving cars (we'll need to manufacture less cars for the sa
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by zurfer 5mo ago
Maybe, or they use the same smartphones as everybody else. The mass market also wants the best model and will pay accordingly.
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by zurfer 5mo ago
Bubble or not, this is great!
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by zurfer 5mo ago
It's priced at 1/10, but deepseek is probably not profitable, also it's slow. Even more interesting is the question if we would have a deepseek model without the US frontier models. And then what's the value of the advan
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by zurfer 5mo ago
Down voted because the comment is not providing any new insights and is just insulting.
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by zurfer 5mo ago
salaries are opex, data centers are capex, you can't compare them in the same timeframe. 4B over 5 years is 20B, which is significant.
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by zurfer 5mo ago
lots of great stuff, but the plot in the paper is just chart crime. different shades of gray for references where sometimes you see 4 models and sometimes 3.
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by zurfer 5mo ago
this is vibe coded :D. the drop down for Python not working. I remember when we started working on our teams bot in 2023, Microsoft announced that they will stop supporting Python for the teams sdk, which felt super short sighted. Eventuall
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by zurfer 5mo ago
Naive question but are you not afraid z.ai will train on your personal data?
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by zurfer 5mo ago
Hmm, if the stock keeps falling that might really happen.
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by zurfer 5mo ago
original: https://www.axios.com/2026/04/19/nsa-anthropic-mythos-pentag...
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by zurfer 5mo ago
They should just fall back to gpt 5.4. would save me the hustle to setup codex.. :P
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by zurfer 6mo ago
Really cool. One thing wonder: Are they allowed to search the internet? If so, how do you filter out results after the vuln got published?
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by zurfer 6mo ago
As someone working in the field I have to admit that I'm not familiar with the terms differential storage nor do I really understand what hybrid execution means. Maybe you could describe it both from a simple technical point of view an
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by zurfer 6mo ago
You know some people grow up in untrustworthy environments and auto didact their way to something like first principles thinking and depending on things shaking out you might only believe what you've personally seen with your own eyes
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by zurfer 6mo ago
> Muse Spark is available today at meta.ai and the Meta AI app. We’re opening a private API preview to select users.
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by zurfer 6mo ago
too much pressure. the author deleted the real source code: https://github.com/instructkr/claude-code/commit/7c3c5f7eb96...
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by zurfer 6mo ago
it's just not binary. today's world is dominated by capitalistic competition and a lot of people earn a living by competing with their labor. If AI + robots can do the labor better, cheaper, faster, most (90%+) of today's job
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by zurfer 6mo ago
"In this scaffold, several other models were able to solve the problem as well: Opus 4.6 (max), Gemini 3.1 Pro, and GPT-5.4 (xhigh)." I find that very surprising. This problem seems out of reach 3 months ago but now the 3 frontier
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Increased Errors on Opus 4.6(status.claude.com)
3 points by zurfer 6mo ago|0 comments
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by zurfer 6mo ago
Buy public openai investors, e.g. Microsoft. It's diluted but easy.
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Elevated errors on Claude Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6(status.claude.com)
3 points by zurfer 6mo ago|1 comments
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by zurfer 7mo ago
this takes long enough for me to give codex a new try
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by zurfer 7mo ago
https://status.claude.com/incidents/jm3b4jjy2jrt https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47336889
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Elevated errors on login with Claude Code(status.claude.com)
60 points by zurfer 7mo ago|58 comments
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by zurfer 7mo ago
I liked how it read. Not as a perfectly thought out post but more an ongoing conversation. These are confusing times for engineers as the automators can now automate themselves away at even greater speed. Reminding ourselves to play positiv
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by zurfer 7mo ago
tldr: the author argues it is closer to costing 500 USD per month IF a user hits their weekly rate limits every week. Which is probably a lot more correct than other claims. However it's also true that anybody who has to use the API mi
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by zurfer 7mo ago
whenever i worry that AI will eventually do all the work I remind myself that the world is full of almost infinite problems and we'll continue to have a choice to be problem solvers over just consumers.
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by zurfer 7mo ago
LLMs before extensive RL were harmless. Now with RL I do fear that labs just let them play games and the only objective in a game is to win short term. Please guys and girls at those labs be wise. Don't give them counterstrike etc. eve

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