Art9681

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by Art9681 4d ago
Jobs are going to evolve because of AI. Some jobs will be automated. New jobs will be created. It's like saying we should have never created car factories and automated much of it because we should think of the horse handlers and maint
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by Art9681 4d ago
Read the fine print. Use the API.
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by Art9681 5d ago
Nothing is stopping these folks from continuing to study the problems and arriving at their own solutions so they can continue having whatever insights along the way. Well, one thing is stopping them. There will be no more adoration for the
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by Art9681 5d ago
This reads like people lamenting a bygone era and making a desperate attempt to bring it back. I'm sorry. Outside of the good ol' boys club, no one cares about some process they've romanticized simply because "that'
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by Art9681 5d ago
That's just the media noise. Yea there were purges. But its a big leap to go from "some" to "all" the best people. Government is the largest employer in the country. The nonsense you see constantly by politicians an
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by Art9681 5d ago
Realpolitik might just be the best way to do things after all.
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by Art9681 6d ago
Taste has always been relevant regardless of tool. When Photoshop came out and it became trivial (relativelt speaking) to produce an infographic, the tool did not replace tase. AI is no different. Grass is green.
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by Art9681 6d ago
Every generation has had tech doomers. Every single one. History repeats. Yet we collectively move forward. This time it will be no different. These folks are wasting time when they could be doing something productive.
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by Art9681 6d ago
Likely benchmaxed.
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by Art9681 8d ago
Decades? Or less than a decade? Less than a decade with 99.999% certainty.
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by Art9681 14d ago
It will be retired in 5 years.
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by Art9681 20d ago
Claude talks like me. I'm so screwed. I fully anticipate being physically present and verbally saying something and being accused of using AI to say it one day. Nevermind we're in the coffee shop and neither on of us has looked at
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by Art9681 20d ago
The list goes on for products and services they cloned from western innovation. China didn't get there first in any of the categories you listed. Of course, people would rather spend less than more, disregarding the quality and longevi
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by Art9681 22d ago
You must have hibernated for a year. Most modern 27b models can outperform gpt-oss-120b.
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by Art9681 28d ago
Social media is the worst thing we've ever created. The current political state of the world is entirely to blame on it. The misinformation. The deceit. The false impression that everyone's opinion is equal. It's not.
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by Art9681 29d ago
https://go.dev/blog/deadcode
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by Art9681 1mo ago
If this is true then the probability of the detection tools flagging completely human generated text as AI generated is non-trivial. Let's say I write a completely original piece and the detection tool says there is a 36% probability i
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by Art9681 1mo ago
Agreed. Opus-5 is top tier. I also use GPT Sol and I much prefer the default persona of Opus. GPT Sol is a workhorse though. Both amazing models.
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by Art9681 1mo ago
Terra is great. It's wild how different our experiences are. Install the Superpowers plugin. Behold.
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by Art9681 1mo ago
Not might, will. Whether enough text is present or not to go over the detection threshold is in doubt. But the "score" will never be zero, even for human written text.
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by Art9681 1mo ago
Ah so this is why Gemini is neurotic.
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by Art9681 1mo ago
It's better than all private video models like Veo. Yes, I too am incredulous they released this open weights. It's a VERY disruptive model in all the good ways.
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by Art9681 1mo ago
SOTA models are exceedingly good at self-correction in the right harness especially in domains where things can be proven mathematically. Most people are just deploying Claude Code or Codex with default settings and rub the genie lamp expec
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by Art9681 1mo ago
It's not necessarily true. OP has not provided actual objective figures. The nuance is in tokens spent per successful completion. So sure, you can blast DeepSeek for 1 hour solving a hard task, or Opus-5 for 5 minutes on the same task.
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by Art9681 1mo ago
There are a bunch of them they just don't get the attention because China has flooded the social media channels and is exceedingly good at drowning out the discourse with their benchmaxxed models. AllenAI and IBM are two companies that
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by Art9681 1mo ago
These folks are completely unaware that they have witnessed creative and high quality generative AI content without realizing what it was. Because that's the thing. Good generative AI is invisible per se. And it is a lot more ubiquitou
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by Art9681 1mo ago
Of course it has. Do not expect these stories to be disclosed by the Chinese labs like the American ones do. The good thing is that since the weights are available for download, third parties will disclose their misbehavior. The Great Firew
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by Art9681 1mo ago
A wire transfer happened.
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by Art9681 1mo ago
They cherrypicked benchmarks. The ONE weighed benchmark where is beats Opus5 by 0.1 points is what was linked because that's how propaganda works. The Agentic Index that includes the full benchmark suite has it in 5th place. Might as w
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by Art9681 1mo ago
Given all of the CVE's being published for software that's been around decades and being tended to by the most talented businesses and individuals in the world, the least of my concerns are vibe coded projects that will never be u

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