MASNeo

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by MASNeo 4d ago
It seems like the author is pitching topological teams and responsible engineer concepts, sprinkled with decision governance. None of that is really new, but it’s the chaos of silos, narrow decision frames and lack of detailed understanding
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by MASNeo 8d ago
Maybe Musk was right about OpenAI after all?! The ethics are clearly troubling and where something like this pops up there is mich worse that did not made the light of day.
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by MASNeo 9d ago
The one time I got to ask Bill a question was probably why Windows didn’t have a “make world” that just works like in FreeBSD. I wonder if he remembered that question during his ordeal.
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by MASNeo 12d ago
I wonder if this goes down as AgentGate because clearly HuggingFace was not an isolated incident. Well worth a material business restriction until an investigation on the root cause by independent parties has concluded and remedial action t
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by MASNeo 13d ago
Does anyone feel like everyone chasing the release of Anthropics Fabel 5.1 in a Mad Rush(tm)? In this situation it feels like tuning to benchmarks and other marketing devices feels like trusting Meta in mental health protection of users…
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by MASNeo 16d ago
My agents can deal with Excel all right. What’s the story?
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by MASNeo 20d ago
For as long as criminals believe they can hide in relative anonymity (e-mail, stolen CC and burner phone being sufficient authorization) and high volume of transactions PayPal will remain with us. It’s a great way to do small cash like tran
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by MASNeo 20d ago
We mostly use specialized small models because larger are to expensive/slow and are prone to hallucinating quite a bit. Not sure how this is a surprise, seems more like a best practice.
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by MASNeo 20d ago
Sounds like mainframes. But then, these never quite disappeared to the date.
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by MASNeo 1mo ago
I stumbled on that as well. I thought that water is used to cool but not consumed such as oil is - even I see the ecosystem problem of warm waste water. However, what doesn’t remove drinking water, right? Even if the water evaporates, it wi
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The Water Footprint of AI(doi.org)
48 points by MASNeo 1mo ago|75 comments
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
I really do differentiate between fast & vast changes of commodity code and critical sections. For the latter I’d explore with AI and then rewrite, line by line, with deliberate concern for all aspects relevant. This does retain the joy
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The Economist Interviewed Elon Musk(economist.com)
3 points by MASNeo 2mo ago|1 comments
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
Consciousness, Money and Politics
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
Instagram is stealing my wife. Literally, the mental rot it inspires from echo chambers makes sensible human conversation sadly very hard.
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
Made my day. Thank you! I have to remember that. Best thing I have read in the entire day.
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
Non Profit != No Money A non profit could well pay, and there are plenty of reasons frontier models should be managed by non profit. After all, why allow a for profit to benefit from free contributions?
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
That makes it sound like dealing with Hetzner is easy. Is the case?
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
Sounds just like every regular software project. That’s why cutting QA is a bad idea for every regular software project. Same goes for product management, unless you are Google and can afford building products people don’t need.
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
I stopped creating (public) content when Facebook was launched. Totally missed I had to announce it here.
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
Maybe they are overdoing it with “attention is all you need”
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
Its paywalled though: https://economist.com/briefing/2026/07/09/how-dementia-is-be...
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by MASNeo 2mo ago
In a separate article the other factors are quoted with similar impact (listed in order of max potential magnitude) - anti depression treatment - education increases - hearing improvement - obesity reduction - low alcohol The earlier you
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by MASNeo 3mo ago
With the complexity of the systems we build it’s humbling and refreshing at the same time to read this. Indeed we are quick to default to what we know. Yet the answer may lie well outside of our expertise. I often build things many consider
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by MASNeo 3mo ago
I would say local AI is very real. I use it but so many here am on other forums do so nowadays as well. This is the reason I just cannot fathom the valuations of the AI firms out there.
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by MASNeo 3mo ago
Very well, you are of cause correct and come to think of it that guideline makes total sense, there is more to hacking than technology. Hence my comment was unfortunate a bit misguided.
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by MASNeo 3mo ago
I have been in fairly senior roles at large corporates. The amount of money that is squandered without serious evaluation for something managers „want“ is mind boggling. I have often wondered whether corporate budgets are actually investor
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by MASNeo 3mo ago
I use Apertus including as the driver for an agent, not a coding agent. Find it useful enough. What was your Challenge?
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by MASNeo 3mo ago
Yes. Very much feels like the encryption story indeed. This is very normal in many industries. Explosives, space, chemicals etc. The difference is that still the bio and space hackers are few and SWE are plenty so there is more of a collect
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by MASNeo 3mo ago
While this is regrettable the guardrails were rather sloppy and I managed to do things with Fable that really should not be possible. It seems with all the focus cyber and bio security, threat scenario analysis went out the door. I guess th

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