Klathmon

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by Klathmon 4d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_rootk... As the saying goes, this is what radicalized me. If any one of us did anything close to this we would be treated like Aaron Swartz and given a 35+ year pr
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by Klathmon 1mo ago
I've been having a fantastic time telling it to use ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English (or use a skill for it, I've been playing with [1]) It's a very clear and understandable way of writing that puts priority on clarity
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by Klathmon 2mo ago
I'm actually finding Luna to be an extremely strong model in practice. I almost exclusively use it with xhigh or max effort, but when run like that it's been an incredibly cheap little workhorse for most development work. I'm
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by Klathmon 2mo ago
I feel like we have the technology to prevent a car from starting if the driver is significantly impared, but "solving" addiction, cancer, and heart disease are much harder problems. Obviously it would need to be implemented caref
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by Klathmon 2mo ago
If they're using a static threshold of 200 views and there aren't many of these left it could pull them all out of that category. It could obviously be fixed but I was more curious than anything
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by Klathmon 2mo ago
How many of these images are there? I cycled through a few and ended up hitting at least one duplicate [1] that I do actually enjoy (but I can't find the name of it now that I refreshed the page, I know it had the verrazzano narrows br
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by Klathmon 2mo ago
AES is so cheap with hardware acceleration that I could see an argument that it prevents casual sniffing of the traffic. Personally I think the false sense of security would outweigh those benefits, but I'm not in their shoes. But DES
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by Klathmon 2mo ago
Yeah it wouldn't have changed this specific case but still why use it? It's slower even without AES NI!
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by Klathmon 3mo ago
Is there any valid reason to still be using 3DES in 2026? It was formally deprecated in 2018 and has been surpassed in just about every single way by AES long before that. At this point I feel like it's use is such a huge red flag
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by Klathmon 3mo ago
I also have no idea what I'm talking about, but to me this seems closer to the "caveman mode" that some people use to compress info into fewer tokens. Going through the image tokenizer allows you to leave the source text unto
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by Klathmon 3mo ago
That's like saying quantization isn't real because the frontier labs aren't using it in their production inference. This is a lossy process, it produces worse results. It might be worth it for some situations, but applying it
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by Klathmon 3mo ago
But it's not just him, it's the entire party aggressively supporting him and everything he does.
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by Klathmon 3mo ago
There are also cases where breaking a "rule" is the right thing to do. I've had several instances where I told the model to do something that was accidentally impossible if taken at face value. The most memorable one is when
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by Klathmon 3mo ago
I've been pretty damn happy with codex and vscode. Between the codex app, cli, and vscode extension there are options for most ways of working
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by Klathmon 3mo ago
This is what I'm advocating for. Give each dev's AI agent its own identity with its own access controls and tokens and everything. It helps solve both the access control and attribution issues
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by Klathmon 4mo ago
> I don't see 'grandma' building here own calendar app via Claude Code that reminds her of the family birthdays. If you think of apps in the traditional sense I think I agree with you, but I have a feeling things are about
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by Klathmon 5mo ago
In our internal metrics you can see a clear increase in PRs and CI runs in general that tracks with agentic coding adoption, and it's significant, so I absolutely buy that GitHub would be struggling to take the brunt of that without bi
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by Klathmon 8mo ago
There have been a few instances, IIRC there was an Apollo mission that had a head cold spread among the whole crew. But that's unlikely to be the case here because they've been up there isolated for over 6 months now
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by Klathmon 10mo ago
And if you like it, picking up any QMK or ZMK compatible keyboard would let you do it in firmware too!
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by Klathmon 11mo ago
Should you never use a calculator because you want to keep your math skills high? There are a growing set of problems which feel like using a calculator for basic math to me. But also school is a whole other thing which I'm much more w
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by Klathmon 11mo ago
> For code modifications in a large codebase the problem with multi-shot is that it doesn't take too many iterations before I've spent more time on it. I've found voice input to completely change the balance there. For stu
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by Klathmon 11mo ago
If the LLM is able to handle it why do you need to maintain those specific skills?
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by Klathmon 1y ago
Same, it's nice to see my username on the leaderboards. Even though all I did was setup the docker container one day and forget about it
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by Klathmon 1y ago
I've found most models don't do good with negatives like that. This is me personifying them, but it feels like they fixate on the thing you told them not to do, and they just end up doing it more. I've had much better experie
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by Klathmon 1y ago
PHP's approach is simple though, and in my experience that simplicity pays off when you do start scaling the systems. In other systems once you get beyond a single machine you need that external communication mechanism anyway, and now
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by Klathmon 1y ago
Given it's passing retrograde (is that even the right way to say that?), would that make it easier to catch up and intercept? Assuming you don't want to do anything but fly by or smash into it
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by Klathmon 1y ago
Our group once badgered our DM at the time into allowing the parties pet goat to deal some minimal amount of damage in combat. Then we backtracked and bought a hundred of them from the local shepherd and had a small goat army for a bit. Unf
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by Klathmon 1y ago
> We propose adopting diffusion language models for text embeddings, motivated by their inherent bidirectional architecture and recent success in matching or surpassing LLMs especially on reasoning task. I didn't realize diffusion l
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by Klathmon 2y ago
LLM autocomplete is an entirely different beast. Traditional auto complete can finish the statement you started typing, LLMs often suggest whole lines before I even type anything, and even sometimes whole functions. And static types can ass
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by Klathmon 2y ago
So is the big improvement here simply skipping the unembedding/embedding step for internal thoughts? Or is it mainly in the training methods to teach the CoT and how to switch between "latent thought" and text output? It&#x27

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