Philpax

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by Philpax 4d ago
No, but I am suggesting that OpenAI and Anthropic are further down the RSI path than any of the other companies, as we can see from the model that solved Navier-Stokes being less than two weeks old at the time: https://openai.com
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by Philpax 4d ago
Are these other labs in the room with us now? No, seriously, I'm all for a multipolar world here, but he's right that the frontier is literally just those two companies at present. Google is behind. MSL is doing better, but not by
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by Philpax 5d ago
but like, they did The HF incident had them pwn their own cluster: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_OpenAI_agent_cyberattacks...
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by Philpax 5d ago
I wish you luck on your quest to avoid all of the software on that list.
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by Philpax 5d ago
"Hackers" because the term in the context of "Hacker News" is broad and hard to define. Intelligence is, too, but I'm not in the business of pretending that the AI systems aren't some form of intelligent.
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by Philpax 5d ago
While I'm sympathetic to the sentiment, the ongoing automation of intelligence is, for better or worse, one of the most consequential things that can/will happen to "hackers" (as well as white-collar workers in general),
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by Philpax 6d ago
It's been around for six years; at this point, I imagine any damage it could have done has been done already.
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by Philpax 7d ago
Your phone does not offer more screen area on demand. That is genuinely useful for many people. Apparently, not you, but that's OK.
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by Philpax 9d ago
The entire point is that if he couldn't naively figure it out, no normal user would. I'm sure that he could have thought like a technical user and gotten there, but he shouldn't have needed to.
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by Philpax 12d ago
No, I mean we just don't know what's going on in the circuits of the model at any substantial level. We set their architecture (hyperparameters), we pump them full of data (pretraining), and we shape how they behave through exampl
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by Philpax 12d ago
We don't know what they do. We shape them, but our understanding of how they get to their result is comparatively minimal.
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by Philpax 13d ago
It was put up and then taken down. Strange things afoot.
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OpenAI launches new Astra model amid growing scrutiny over agents' safety(reuters.com)
3 points by Philpax 13d ago|0 comments
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by Philpax 13d ago
Er, o1 was also RL.
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by Philpax 13d ago
Actually, I would say the exact opposite. This post is full of strange and grammatically incorrect phrases, weird paragraph pacing, and unintuitive clauses: that is to say, this reads as very strongly human-written to me, and it is refreshi
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by Philpax 14d ago
o1 was first, and Anthropic were doing a bit of it; DeepSeek brought it to the masses, but did not invent it.
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by Philpax 14d ago
> Ah yes, Nexus Mods, where they'll ban you for making mods that change "Body Type A" and "Body Type B" back to "Male" and "Female", or remove mandatory pronoun selection. Oh my god please get
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by Philpax 14d ago
Use of Claude Code for an application used by artists. Just a fundamental misalignment of expectations.
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by Philpax 15d ago
Interpretation is in the eye of the beholder :-)
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by Philpax 15d ago
Maybe you don't! It is very possible that your problems don't actually need frontier-level artificial intelligence.
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by Philpax 15d ago
Ah, failed to snipe it. Here's the actual thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49525496
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Claude Fable 5.1(anthropic.com)
8 points by Philpax 15d ago|2 comments
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1Password Supports the Ethnic Cleansing of Europe(alilleybrinker.com)
23 points by Philpax 16d ago|1 comments
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by Philpax 19d ago
Honestly, can't say I miss my Cursor subscription at all, and I'm surprised they're still a going concern. Why would I want to use a proprietary VSCode fork with an identity crisis when I can use literally any editor with any
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by Philpax 19d ago
My measurement was with MoE offloading, but there's only so much you can keep on-GPU with a 200GB quant and 48GB of VRAM. It's hard to overcome the CPU/RAM bottleneck. For what it's worth, all of my hardware was used; I
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by Philpax 19d ago
There are risks associated with releasing historical proprietary models that were not designed for open release: - It is trivial to extract samples of the training data that was used, which can bolster existing lawsuits/foster new ones
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by Philpax 19d ago
No? They were the frontier, or near it, at the time of release: https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/releases/gpt-oss-120b
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by Philpax 19d ago
The fastest I was able to get my Threadripper 3960X + 2x 3090s + 256GB DDR4-3200 to run a 2-bit quant of GLM-5.2 was 8 TPS. I would expect to be in seconds-per-token territory for a pure-CPU 4-bit quant.
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GPT 5.6 Discounts and Jevons Paradox(openrouter.ai)
1 points by Philpax 19d ago|0 comments
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zai-Org/GLM-5.3(huggingface.co)
6 points by Philpax 19d ago|0 comments

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