FINDarkside

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by FINDarkside 5mo ago
When stuff is delayed due to "safeguards" it just means they don't think they have the compute to release it right now.
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by FINDarkside 6mo ago
I think people are looking at skills the wrong way. It's not like it gives it some kind of superpowers it couldn't do otherwise. Ideally you'll have Claude write the skills anyway. It's just a shortcut so you don't
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by FINDarkside 6mo ago
OpenAi does have python execution behind general purpose api, but it has to be enabled with a flag so I don't think it was used.
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by FINDarkside 7mo ago
I wouldn't draw such conclusions from one preprint paper. Especially since they measured only success rate, while quite often AGENTS.md exists to improve code quality, which wasn't measured. And even then, the paper concluded that
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by FINDarkside 7mo ago
Also, GCP Cloud Run domain mapping, pretty fundamental feature for cloud product, has been in "preview" for over 5 years now.
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by FINDarkside 7mo ago
> then you should create an example repo that shows the playwright CLI and playwright MCP add the same number of tokens to context and that both are equally configurable in this respect That's just implementation detail of how your
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by FINDarkside 7mo ago
This is very developer centric. While Github might have good CLI, there's absolutely no point in having most services develop CLIs and have their non-technical users install those. Not only is it bad UX, but it's bad from security
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by FINDarkside 8mo ago
I feel like some people in this thread are talking about estimates and some are talking about deadlines. Of course we should be able to give estimates. No, they're probably not very accurate. In many industries it makes sense to do wha
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by FINDarkside 10mo ago
It's certainly not uncommon to cache deps in CI. But at least at some point CircleCI was so slow at saving+restoring cache that it was actually faster to just download all the deps. Generally speaking for small/medium projects ins
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by FINDarkside 10mo ago
Sure, but pnpm is very slow compared to bun.
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by FINDarkside 11mo ago
They're not being harrassed. You're basically saying that because FFmpeg doesn't have enough resources to fix all the security vulnerabilities, we should fix it by pretending like there are none.
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
None of those require AI though.
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
It's trivial to get better score than GPT-4 with 1% of the cost by using my propertiary routing algorithm that routes all requests to Gemini 2.5 Flash. It's called GASP (Gemini Always, Save Pennies)
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
Right, I agree there. Also that's something LLMs can already do. If you give the problem to ChatGPT o3 model, it will actually write python code, run it and give you the solution. But I think points 1 and 2 are still very valid things
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
I think it's very widely accepted definition and there's really no competing definitions either as far as I know. While some people might think AGI means superintelligence, it's only because they've heard the term but ne
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
What does "choked on it" mean for you? Gemini 2.5 pro gives this, even estimating what amouns of those 3m ships that sank after pianos became common item. Not pasting the full reasoning here since it's rather long. Combining
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
Agreed. But also his point about AGI is incorrect. AI that will perform on the level of average human in every task is AGI by definition.
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
I don't think most of the objections are poor at all apart from 3, it's this article that seems to make lots of strawmans. Especially the first objection is often heard because people claim "this paper proves LLMs don't
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
The benchmark also says Tauri takes 25s to launch on Linux and build of empty app takes over 4 minutes on Windows. Not sure if those numbers are really correct.
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
This vuln doesn't really have anything to do with that premise. Middleware always run on the server.
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
Yeah, "obvious" critical vulnerability that is easy to use against any Nextjs app, spend 2 weeks making a fix and then announce on Friday evening that all Nextjs apps are free game. Lovely. Luckily doens't affect any of the s
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by FINDarkside 1y ago
That "article" looks like AI generated slop. It suggests `if (request.headers.has('x-middleware-subrequest'))` in your middleware as a fix for the problem, while the whole vulnerability is that your middleware won't
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by FINDarkside 3y ago
So let me get this straight. You've used Kafka once, RabbitMQ never. You don't really know what you did with Kafka. But you somehow know that RabbitMQ cannot do the thing which you don't really remember anymore. Doesn't