VikRubenfeld

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Category Name Needed for OpenClaw, Hermes, Grok Bot(claude.ai)
3 points by VikRubenfeld 15d ago|2 comments
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by VikRubenfeld 15d ago
Surprisingly, there's no category name yet for these things. "AI Agents" -- tons of things are agents that aren't in the category of OpenClaw, Hermes, Grok Bot, etc. "AI Bots" -- everything's a bot. Can we
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by VikRubenfeld 1mo ago
I was using Claude yesterday and the "advice" it was giving me quickly became confused and irrelevant to the prompt, even though there was not much text in the context window. Speculation: since Claude re-reads the entire chat at
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by VikRubenfeld 1mo ago
In many cases, isn't the time-consuming part of experiments irreducible? E.g. breeding plants? Or to take another example, Make Solar Energy Economical How does Discovery Loop make this go faster in a way that a different group of scie
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by VikRubenfeld 2mo ago
On the one hand, Darius argues: > ...banning the use of these models by US businesses does nothing to address this risk, because bad actors are unlikely to be legitimate US businesses. It would protect US AI companies from competition,
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by VikRubenfeld 3mo ago
"everyone knows the security threat is a pretext." On what planet? Anthropic itself made a big stink about Mythos being able to hack every app out there, and very dangerous as a result. Many reports have confirmed this.
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by VikRubenfeld 3mo ago
You've likely heard about this - he'd probably like to talk to you and might potentially give you some good PR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAzT5lcezPs&t=467s
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by VikRubenfeld 4mo ago
The article says "A senior C.I.A. official was arrested last week after investigators found hundreds of gold bars worth over $40 million stashed in his Virginia residence, a small fortune that he apparently brought home from work, acco
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by VikRubenfeld 4mo ago
"That's the self-doubt that it's feeding on and what I need to fight back." Yes -- now let's talk about the correct form of fighting back. It is not "I don't want to feel self-doubt so I will suppress that
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Can NPM, pnpm etc. use frontier models to check packages for malware?
5 points by VikRubenfeld 4mo ago|4 comments
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Proposed New Test of AI Capabilities:)
1 points by VikRubenfeld 5mo ago|0 comments
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by VikRubenfeld 5mo ago
These LLMs are great for now, but they have to go by their training materials. And if people stop creating new ways to code, new languages, new coding patterns, etc, then the code LLMs produce will be stuck in 2026 forever.
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by VikRubenfeld 5mo ago
Is there something free like Codes or AntiGravity that can run open-source LLM models?
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by VikRubenfeld 7mo ago
What I don't think people are talking enough about yet, is that AI doesn't invent new ways of doing things -- it just predicts the next word based on the materials it was trained on. That means that if a company lets all its codin
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by VikRubenfeld 7mo ago
We've all seen that if you are interacting with an AI over a lengthy chat, eventually it loses the plot. It gets confused. It appears to me that it's necessary, when coding an AI, to keep its task very limited in terms of the amo
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by VikRubenfeld 11mo ago
This just can't be true. There's no way no one noticed this before. https can't be this dumb.
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
Further thoughts: I was asking to simulate some very specific target markets. There's no reason society.io should be able to simulate every possible market. Possibly when someone describes their target market, you can respond with an a
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
I just tried it out. Very impressive! I like the user interface and user experience. I'm a Director of Market Research, so I did a test: - One email headline test for a service I'm considering developing. -- got a score of 88
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
Plus which, the author says that the next page will be conveniently pre-loaded when the user hovers over the link. Plenty of time there's ~0 hover time, especially for experienced users. So the user is still going to be looking at a sp
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
>> So then there's no need for AI workers. > You got this backwards - there won’t be need for humans outside of the elite class. 0.1% or 0.01% of mankind will control all the resources. Let me rephrase that from 'So then
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
Let's say AI gets so good that it is better than people at most jobs. How can that economy work? If people aren't working, they aren't making money. If they don't have money, they can't pay for the goods and servic
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
Is a future where AI replaces most human labor rendered impossible by the following consideration: -- In such a future, people will have minimal income (possibly some UBI) and therefore there will be few who can afford the products and serv
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The AI Paradox: If machines do all the work, who buys the products?(claude.ai)
3 points by VikRubenfeld 1y ago|1 comments
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
Interesting. I encountered an example of this the other day. I was asking chatGPT: > Is there a line in Hamlet that includes the words "utter love?" It examined a lot of quotes from Hamlet, and concluded: > I double-checked
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by VikRubenfeld 1y ago
Liquid Glass takes too many brain cycles for the user. It takes too much cognitive attention to watch all its changes and wait until buttons are ready to click. I don't want to waste a lot of attention "appreciating" Apple&#
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by VikRubenfeld 2y ago
You might want to consider removing or changing the word "simple". "Simple" is ambiguous. It might convey ease-of-use, or it might convey "few features/underpowered".
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by VikRubenfeld 2y ago
How do you avoid getting banned for posting a link to your business?