TeMPOraL

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by TeMPOraL 5d ago
In fact, that's kind of the whole point of using LLMs in the first place. Their value is in their general capabilities.
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by TeMPOraL 5d ago
Also it's the only way that makes sense when you need to work with big files, or large amount of files, or documents that look small when fetched through a RAG tool, but then you read one and get hit with couple megabytes of base64-enc
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by TeMPOraL 5d ago
> Early lesson I learned from AI engineering was - there is no substitute to giving a groomed epic to an agent. Instead of simply saying 'implement themes in my product' you need to be specific, in fact more specific than usua
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by TeMPOraL 5d ago
Starting with agentic task-time "grounding" being just good documentation , and "skills" being just playbooks and user guides . Hell, skills are increasingly paired with dedicated CLI tools, that remove jank from actua
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by TeMPOraL 6d ago
> Obviously Apple did the research on this. Where by Apple you mean Samsung. Apparently, it's the unexpected success of Galaxy Z Fold7 that finally got Apple interested in building a foldable.
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by TeMPOraL 6d ago
> However even today, if you go to the European countries less fortunate with their economies, having anything Apple is usually obtained via credit, or some contract bundling Given how many iPhones I've noticed suddenly showed up
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by TeMPOraL 6d ago
Well, imagine you've been going through a lot of hardships, but your core drive to love and protect your family is what kept you going despite all the suffering and exhaustion this caused you. And then you learn this core drive is fake
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by TeMPOraL 6d ago
"Stop by the Strategic Nuclear Forces Command on the way to drop off my wife to her work"
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by TeMPOraL 6d ago
Creases are overblown. Z7 Fold had a somewhat noticeable one, except... I stopped noticing it after first few minutes of use, and only realized it's there when light reflected off it at weird angle. Didn't get worse over a year. W
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by TeMPOraL 6d ago
Protecting people from themselves, 21st century edition.
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by TeMPOraL 8d ago
> I am looking for better reasons (supported by actual evidence!) to be more concerned than I am now: right now I am not concerned at all. Intelligence is the root cause underlying those dangers. Nuclear weapons, carbon emissions, biol
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by TeMPOraL 8d ago
Like many, I ended up memorizing the pattern at some point, and then typing it from memory.
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by TeMPOraL 9d ago
And unfortunately, like most apps, it never bothers telling the user when the data is accurate, and when it's a guess.
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by TeMPOraL 10d ago
> Corporations are just groups of people working under a common name towards a common goal Exactly in the same way as humans are just groups of cells working under a common genetic identity towards a common goal.
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by TeMPOraL 11d ago
Makes sense though. Agent skills are - by a mix of LLM nature and fashion - just high-quality documentation. Documentation that only gets written now, because agents are what makes docs "something immediately and directly useful for me
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by TeMPOraL 11d ago
Problem with "less than a cup of coffee" has always been that those "cups of coffee" are usually per month , and they quickly add up. Also hardly anyone drinks $9 coffees regularly.
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by TeMPOraL 14d ago
> I feel like these days, it's less likely a person of authority would exercise the kind of discretion that leads to a sensible outcome. Not because they don't want to, but because liability and PR have become such institution
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by TeMPOraL 14d ago
There is a business idea sitting right there.
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by TeMPOraL 14d ago
> as shown in the METR report is we are hammering into them they need to complete tasks and doing almost zero checkup if they actually completed the task in the correct manner I don't think this was the conclusion of that report.
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by TeMPOraL 14d ago
> text predictors That's both wrong about what LLMs are, and even if it weren't, you're still underestimating what you are dealing with here. Text is a red herring here. An accident of history. Yes, LLMs started with as
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by TeMPOraL 14d ago
> tokens are predetermined, and while embeddings are learned, they are learned from an existing corpus of text, which presumably comes from a human language That's not true since are least multimodal models - token space is broade
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by TeMPOraL 15d ago
With LLMs, you're still mostly read things "off the tip of the tongue". A better comparison is observing a smart person talking to themselves while working on a tough problem. EDIT: also there's a reason the dial is call
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by TeMPOraL 15d ago
The "Twitter counter" to that is, "We've detected suspicious activity on your account. To continue, please verify your phone number."
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by TeMPOraL 16d ago
The vulnerability research paper article mentions has a title that I could imagine an LLM take as an instruction - or a challenge.
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by TeMPOraL 16d ago
Or could be a rouge LLM in one of the big labs, that accidentally self-prompt-injected itself with the title of that vulnerability research paper.
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by TeMPOraL 17d ago
The link to session is a red herring - most people seeing it won't be able to access the transcript. It's a tag with an UID. It's useful to connect together multiple changes, including possibly several commits across multiple
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by TeMPOraL 17d ago
UID itself is what is useful, regardless of whether or not you have access to the actual session transcript. One could argue that "https://claude.ai/<uid>" is slightly more verbose over "CLAUDE_UID=<ui
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by TeMPOraL 17d ago
The part after " https://claude.ai/ " is a UID, that's useful to have to tie together multiple possibly unrelated commits and changes authored in a given session.
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by TeMPOraL 17d ago
Where on Earth do people get the belief that: - It's the SOTA companies doing it? - Scrapers are doing it for training data ? Those are two assumptions I see in posts and threads around Anubis, that are taken at faith, and never once
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by TeMPOraL 17d ago
Nah, "provenance" is a good word to know. Plain English version would be, "what colour are your bits?".

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