Jcampuzano2

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by Jcampuzano2 3d ago
I tend to agree that when used correctly, a surveillance system like this could have benefits at a societal level. The problem is the many stories we already have of misuses of this equipment, showing that people in power are not mentally c
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by Jcampuzano2 4d ago
> Audio used for wake-word detection is processed locally on the TV and, if no wake word is detected, audio is not converted to text, stored, or transmitted. Voice-recognition results and related technical logs may be generated as part o
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by Jcampuzano2 4d ago
If anything, his entire argument leads to the eventual premise that AI labs need to nationalize. He is already arguing that commercial competition creates dangerous incentives, and that labs cannot slow down because competitors may overtake
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by Jcampuzano2 4d ago
If someone is genuinely afraid of this, they wouldn't IPO in the first place. All the talk in the article about commercial incentives means nothing when the company plans to IPO and become beholden to investors.
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by Jcampuzano2 4d ago
> Crack down on unauthorized distillation by companies in authoritarian countries. Distillation of frontier models allows lagging companies to narrow the gap using a fraction of the cost it would take to develop their own AI independentl
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by Jcampuzano2 6d ago
This is also one of those scenarios similar to subscription or membership cancellation where we should not allow accepting/signing up for something require using an entirely different method of communication to cancel/opt out. Req
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by Jcampuzano2 6d ago
Your access to a digital product you have "purchased" should not be tied to the continued existence of the store you also bought it from. Similar to physical products. If I bought a game at GameStop we aren't required to cont
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by Jcampuzano2 6d ago
> In the digital age, it is not plausible to allege that reasonable consumers believed they were obtaining "ownership" of a digital game. So their argument really is that it is unreasonable for anybody to believe they own any o
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by Jcampuzano2 13d ago
2 things can be true at once. Plenty of software/tools that we use are as good as they are despite being run by entitled pricks. Some would even argue that in certain cases (apple being the biggest example I can think of from the past
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by Jcampuzano2 14d ago
I'm confused what your surprise is here. It's plain and simple right to the point wording. I don't see the wiggle room at all.
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by Jcampuzano2 14d ago
I'm not an expert but I agree with your statement on the lower reasoning levels. Lots of models seem to just allow the model to "bloatmax" tokens in order to get bumps at high/max reasoning levels. Many of the max reason
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by Jcampuzano2 15d ago
I agree and wonder whether its either people who basically never use the model complaining or people who used it once a long time ago and haven't touched it since. We have access to Fable at our company on our enterprise plans and most
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by Jcampuzano2 15d ago
They haven't really mentioned practically anything about Haiku in quite a while so I imagine nobody except for people inside Anthropic will have any indication. Maybe it'll come out eventually but they don't even include it o
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by Jcampuzano2 17d ago
Big difference is when you use a calculator or other tools, you still have to interpret and know what to enter. With modern AI, you basically just ask for something and what used to be days worth of work magically appears, you didn't r
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by Jcampuzano2 17d ago
At the very least, I do encourage people who are working on personal projects for explicitly learning and studying purposes to purposefully not use AI. Of course, if the purpose of the project is to learn AI, then that rule is allowed to be
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by Jcampuzano2 17d ago
Realistically, what do you actually get from viewing people's sessions? I honestly don't really understand why people care. The specific model used can't be important because theres a new trending one every couple weeks nowad
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by Jcampuzano2 17d ago
The way I see it, the conversation transcript is the important part. The specific link to claude.ai nor the model itself is important to me. Otherwise we'll all just be linking out to 10 different AI model providers websites to see his
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by Jcampuzano2 18d ago
Yes, any Cursor sub includes a separate tier of usage for Cursor/SpaceX first party models separate from usage of third party models. I have a $20 Cursor sub still personally and would say that the usage for Grok models is much higher
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by Jcampuzano2 18d ago
Because anthropic is beholden to SpaceX for the time being due to their compute restraints. Its actually very tone deaf to even pipe up and say anything about this given they did this already to Windsurf themselves, and they previously bann
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by Jcampuzano2 19d ago
The way I read the article was that they will continue providing their current models, but won't let them use any newer ones announced even between now and the end date. But I might be wrong. > we’ve decided to hold the contract can
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by Jcampuzano2 19d ago
It was honestly just a matter of time, given all of the bad blood there is between Sam and Elon and Elon basically admitting under oath they were distilling other companies models. I wonder if Anthropic will follow suit given their campaign
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by Jcampuzano2 21d ago
Genuine question but who do you put as the "three" in big three. Because I genuinely can't tell if you mean Google or SpaceX/X.ai lol.
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by Jcampuzano2 24d ago
I wouldn't say that I'm up there in age, as I'm only 33, but I do think that I typed away faster when I was about 18 to 19 and gaming every day. But that the way that I typed led to issues with my wrists and hands later on. I
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by Jcampuzano2 24d ago
You don't really have to use them all. Realistically on each side I use ~3-4 of the thumb keys consistently and I have the others bound to just things I rarely do. I also completely unbound the outermost row of keys on both sides. i.e.
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by Jcampuzano2 25d ago
I love my ZSA Voyager, but after getting into the split keyboard space and having wrist/finger issues, I ended up needing to go with something that supported a concave well, and built in/better tenting. I've been using my Glo
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by Jcampuzano2 25d ago
If it was a coin flip, there'd be a 50% chance he did good things every day and we'd have a significantly better outcome than we do now. Its many times worse than a coin clip.
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by Jcampuzano2 27d ago
This couldn't be further from the truth. It was if anything severely under budget of you compare it to what it'd normally cost in engineering time.
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by Jcampuzano2 27d ago
Its strange how flip floppy the JS ecosystem is, because go back literally 1-3 years or so and the BIGGEST complaint was the lack of a standard library and having to use a package for everything. But now that Bun is actually doing it its so
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by Jcampuzano2 28d ago
But its not just claude.md. You need to then go and setup your skills, rules, commands etc for claude in their own special place. Sure its small, but it adds up and is just annoying overhead for most teams. They're completely fine with
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by Jcampuzano2 28d ago
https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/6235#issuec... - " Generated with Claude Code" God I hate this world. We literally can't even take the time to type a paragraph anymore to respo

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