TOMDM

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by TOMDM 15d ago
Have you worked with agents on tasks with high capital and long latencies? Having worked with Fable 5, the feeling I get is that it's fairly capable of accounting for these tradeoffs and will depend fast more time on planning and testi
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by TOMDM 21d ago
Well, you can say the same thing about HSMs, or the CPU in your device. If there's no trust afforded to the device holder, or it's manufacturer, there's no trust in anything. Always to degrees, and never fully, but trust can
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by TOMDM 22d ago
I'd always thought the usefulness of C2PA was limited to verified devices in custody by trusted actors. Like a security camera with a tamper evident enclosure, or an organisation being able to attest that they recorded the imagery. The
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by TOMDM 24d ago
Yeah I'm getting this feeling too, that Opus 5 collaborates better with other Claudes, but that some of the older Opus models collaborated with people better.
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by TOMDM 1mo ago
In a situation where you don't have enough people, keeping them on this task takes up someone who could be processing people, people who may be panicking too much to quickly give a yes/no.
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by TOMDM 2mo ago
> You’re unable to view this Post because this account owner limits who can view their Posts.
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by TOMDM 2mo ago
12gpm
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by TOMDM 2mo ago
I've seen a lot of people claiming that these recent examples are just trivial combinations of existing prior work. I'm yet to see anyone cite the prior work. If it's true I think some credit is due for the authors Fable&#x2F
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by TOMDM 2mo ago
You're not running an Opus 4.8/GPT 5.6 tier model on $5k of hardware at a useful Tok/s
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by TOMDM 2mo ago
I can delete cookies to obscure usage history
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by TOMDM 2mo ago
No, the people growing their food built modern civilization. (Or millions of disconnected stakeholders with different incentives collectively built modern civilization, but who wants to put that on a bumper sticker)
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by TOMDM 3mo ago
PostgreSQL WAL-RUS, no relation to PostgreSQL WALRUS https://github.com/supabase/walrus
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by TOMDM 3mo ago
My intuition is that there would be a fairly stable base load, but doing something like switching on a new training run of a frontier model would be incredibly spiky, thousands of GPUs going from somewhat idle to 100% in seconds.
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by TOMDM 3mo ago
Would demanding that large spikey users of energy like data centers implement some sort of demand ramping/isolation from the grid in the form of a massive capacitor bank or flywheel generator between them and the grid help reduce the r
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by TOMDM 3mo ago
The article caters to the majority of hn users that use a browser that automatically translates the article. Chrome on Android certainly did. You are the minority demanding to be catered to.
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by TOMDM 4mo ago
AI startups taking unprofitable risky ventures in search of growth opportunity and future returns makes sense to me. Maybe most of them or all of them lose on their bets, but there's potential for a future where revenue grows beyond th
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by TOMDM 4mo ago
From the article > As we noted above, the bottleneck in fixing bugs like these is the human capacity to triage, report, and design and deploy patches for them. ... > To begin, we’ve released Claude Security in public beta for Claude E
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by TOMDM 4mo ago
> AI is polling as one of the most disliked topics in the USA right now. More hated than ICE. I don't think your source substantiates that. From your source: ICE Somewhat negative: 9% Very negative: 47% AI Somewhat negative: 24% Ver
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by TOMDM 4mo ago
As long as you're not bound on parallelism or bandwidth then it's "free", but if you're constrained on either resource then your lighter predictor model just needs to save you more cycles than it congests on average
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by TOMDM 5mo ago
Are the human mathematicians who wanted to solve this problem just too stupid to brute force for 80 minutes?
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by TOMDM 5mo ago
Waymo has cars that drive themselves and are dramatically safer than people in most conditions and yet they're only in select cities. Do you just think Google hates money, or does this only work for hover cars
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by TOMDM 5mo ago
I have the sudden urge to frame some wallpaper.
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by TOMDM 6mo ago
Secretary of War thank you, no dead naming glorious leaders very fine people
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by TOMDM 6mo ago
The irony in your comment is astounding.
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by TOMDM 6mo ago
The department of education for one. It's been crippled essentially without anything being passed by Congress
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by TOMDM 6mo ago
The issue isn't that they can't be stopped, it's that they don't fear that they will be. If you or I knowingly and flagrantly break the law, our understanding isn't that we'll be stopped and nothing else, it&#x
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by TOMDM 6mo ago
It's mandated by law how tariffs may be levied and how states may police themselves and how they may independently conduct their elections. If you think law will stop this administration then you're not paying enough attention.
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by TOMDM 6mo ago
We're likely to see Ukraine some of their own domestic anti drone capability for Gulf State Patriots. Gulf States trading dollar for dollar with Ukraine on Patriots and anti drone capability is likely to leave both parties very happy.
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by TOMDM 7mo ago
How reachable are the agents with this exposure? I wonder if some of these agents could patch the exposure themselves if notified.
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by TOMDM 7mo ago
Why just make up a definition? From the oxford dictionary: Noun: speak to or treat with disrespect or scornful abuse. Verb: a disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark or act. Note the lack of personhood in those definitions. I can insult

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