alehlopeh

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by alehlopeh 6d ago
I disagree. It seems just as easy to plant a seed for people to latch onto. In my experience, people are unlikely to express any kind of opinion that they haven’t seen someone (anyone) else express first.
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by alehlopeh 6d ago
Taste in the sense that people use it to describe something that LLMs are missing doesn’t mean “what I like” but rather “what is good” for an arbitrary set of difficult to pin down criteria.
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by alehlopeh 7d ago
Calling it Equal Earth was a bad move. The word “equal” has tons of baggage. Why not call it something less incendiary like Actual Earth or something? What ever happened to being pragmatic?
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by alehlopeh 7d ago
They famously have not launched Siri AI yet.
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by alehlopeh 7d ago
I don’t understand how people are reading this comment and saying “yeah, but…” The benefits of a mass surveilled world are absolutely not enormous. Like, what the actual fuck?
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by alehlopeh 7d ago
You just need to reasonably predict the future 20 years ago.
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by alehlopeh 8d ago
Yes people really need to take the AI’s feelings into account before they say things like that.
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Stealing Reasoning Traces from Proprietary LLM APIs(arxiv.org)
1 points by alehlopeh 8d ago|0 comments
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by alehlopeh 8d ago
As if this guy had the power to ban anything, you’re begging him not to?
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Robot startups are trying everything they can think of to get more data(understandingai.org)
4 points by alehlopeh 13d ago|2 comments
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by alehlopeh 17d ago
Proof of North American homogeneity, despite the lack of unification: this article was written by Tim Cook.
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by alehlopeh 22d ago
Given that, throughout history, a handful of volcanic eruptions have triggered periods of global cooling, will global warming become a non-issue if a particularly large volcano happens to erupt in the next few years?
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by alehlopeh 22d ago
Insulating -> insulting is a funny typo.
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by alehlopeh 24d ago
Don’t get me wrong, I agree. I see Fable and Opus 5 write garbage code and useless tests all the time. And don’t get me started on comments. I’m just trying to understand how vibe coders are to blame for it.
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by alehlopeh 24d ago
I tried, but I’m not sure I understand. The vibe tax is caused by the model trying to one-shot everything and doing so requires unnecessary tests? How are vibe coders training the model over months? Do you mean their sessions and preference
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by alehlopeh 27d ago
You think people in their 50’s run the world? That’s adorable. Meanwhile people are living longer than ever, still going strong in their 80’s. You think they just retired or something?
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by alehlopeh 28d ago
They failed to anticipate a lot of things. So what?
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by alehlopeh 28d ago
I don’t understand. What does it matter how many years people have been worrying about it?
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by alehlopeh 29d ago
You’ve got the solution. Now you just need the problem.
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by alehlopeh 29d ago
The use of “we” in this headline is really jarring.
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by alehlopeh 1mo ago
> I gave Claude an open brief: "create an experience that lets us delve into… And delve it did.
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by alehlopeh 1mo ago
That’s not what pedantic means. And that lack of understanding says a lot about your position.
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by alehlopeh 1mo ago
I’d argue that video games do something similar.
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by alehlopeh 2mo ago
Surely you mean tyres? It’s all arbitrary. Get over yourself.
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by alehlopeh 2mo ago
No semicolons — write two sentences. Oh lord.
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Wrexham AFC and Firefox announce a multi-year, front-of-kit partnership(blog.mozilla.org)
2 points by alehlopeh 2mo ago|1 comments
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by alehlopeh 2mo ago
Every implementation is the same, and no spec exists, so how is it broken?
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by alehlopeh 2mo ago
The article is about office decor, not home decor. While I don't love "modern decor," I don't think offices are meant to feel comforting like a home owned for generations.
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by alehlopeh 2mo ago
I made a framework for this https://github.com/alehlopeh/hallu
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by alehlopeh 3mo ago
How is framing it the way society at large frames it dishonest? That “per transaction” is exactly the kind of nuance that never makes it to the public discussion.

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