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avereveard
5d ago
Have your tests been ran on vpn with vpn cloaks?
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avereveard
5d ago
Yes nobody is producing early 90s punk with the same intensity and dinosaurs never died, sorry nofx, so now I have my personal playlists.
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avereveard
6d ago
Eh was ever confirmed they were under ZDR or not by them? Don't like to blame alleged victims but lack of a clear claim after these many days is not a good look. Was ai research allowed, under which guardrails, and what was the policy
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avereveard
6d ago
No but non enterprise users will receive injected prompts. See how emany streaming now created a plus plus version while adding ads to what was the premium version. And the funny thing they just needed to increase base rates for users to st
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avereveard
6d ago
This era reminded me of late 90s web culture, and it's heading the same way.
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avereveard
13d ago
Eh we can detect opumism and gptisms our brain are very good at pattern recognition even if subconscious
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avereveard
15d ago
Post edit hook that reject edit based on comment density, mine is at 5% you will also need to heed deny file edit in automode as the rascal will try that to preserve prose
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avereveard
15d ago
There's layers, some of token selection is fingerprinting https://github.com/google-deepmind/synthid-text
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avereveard
16d ago
You start with the obvious cases of sending you to a domain that serves malware, sure there will be instance of fraud that will slip trough, but lets not let best be the enemy of good
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avereveard
23d ago
not all regulation is bad regulation. micro packaging is waste, and waste is an issue in europe. the problem stem when you get conglomerate unfairly competing from deregulated countries, applying maximum legal optimization to skirt regulati
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avereveard
25d ago
Border control is border control, this is not a stop and frisk scenario.
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avereveard
26d ago
Don't forget also Screamers is happening
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1mo ago
No it is a vibecoded mess. Bet if you show the screen to a agent of your choice you will have yours in no time. The benefit is that if you give it self installing scripts you can just ask itself to add features Cgroup and nice it so you nev
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1mo ago
tried similar setups in the past, but messages is just not my jam, so built a html wrapper on top of claude code and open code that runs on a small-ish instance. looks like this https://i.imgur.com/lj9Fgco.png (screenshot a
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2mo ago
agree, technology doesn't change the basic mechanism of capitalism so I don't think this will be different, the only real question is how far means of production will be in term of capital intensity from upper class, which will de
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avereveard
2mo ago
that was a big jump from what I said. and what I said was that research lives off grants so researcher can't really come back and cry about strings attached to grants. ofc the problem is faceted, as grant go to published authors with t
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2mo ago
Grants.They want the juicy grants and complain of the strings attached. Guess the single strongest predictor of paper in field per year?
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2mo ago
I've data where i cannot store metadata that i need to search semantically so i embed it on the fly at every search with static embedding and tokenizing was more than 99% of the cpu time. Granted that was due the naive implementation o
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2mo ago
Compute will become the means of production and we are not going to get a share of it because the world is hyper optimized for value extraction
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avereveard
2mo ago
these materials are transparent to light it is not a property of the human vision system that light goes trough N2
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2mo ago
steering: You are the sole owner of the project implementation. User maintained documentation: - goals.md for the project overall goals - tech.md for guidance on how to build the project Agent maintained documentation, current state living
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2mo ago
Same. For some reason late opus model are very superficial doing ux work and so am using gpt for that, but backend is much better engineered by claude, gpt prefer to duplicate everything it needs on the spot causing class sprawl
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2mo ago
Very good on vision, really helped oneshotting complex ix thay I had so far to buukd piecemeal. Ended the 200$ plan weekly allowance in two days, so theres thay.
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avereveard
2mo ago
Mybatis was a thing even back then... you still need a domain model after all
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2mo ago
never said purely functional, but there are only 4 data channels in each method (input, return, calling another method, setting a state) - and if you constrain your class design to pick only 2 for each method, your life is just a tad easier
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3mo ago
Seems hella inefficient. Better method start to realizing that everything that every program do is data transformations and or movement Then you ask llm to subdivide data in a tree along the domain model, classifing streaming vs storing nod
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3mo ago
I really dislike opus 4.8 it rarely compete things and prefer to waste tokens making lists of things that are missing. When stuck or need input it words the challenge at length without conveying anything useful for decision making, and quit
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3mo ago
I hate loud ads as well as anyone else and I welcome this resolution but I would not treat the challenges regulation poses as simplisticly as this. There is a lot of research in increasing loudness without increasing decibels, especially fo
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3mo ago
> Anthropic is subsidizing their enterprise customers by up to 40 times, and OpenAI up to 70 times might as well be the other way around with non subscribed token being 50x overpriced, or any combination thereof also uber was non profita
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3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prohibitory_traffic_sign#/medi... yeah?
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