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ArXivMath and BrokenArXiv: Harder Problems and Revised Grading(matharena.ai)
5 points by bluepeter 5h ago|0 comments
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by bluepeter 5d ago
AI doomerism makes me sad, especially when it keeps popping up even in HN and Reddit tech threads. I can't help but see even this post itself as a kind of AI doomerism. Here we have the greatest innovation I've seen in my career..
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by bluepeter 5d ago
Okay, true, but I'm not sure how they could verify that? Isn't that like proving a negative?
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by bluepeter 5d ago
ZDR is the main reason to use OpenRouter as it's difficult (impossible?) to get from OpenAI/Anthropic as an individual or small business.
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by bluepeter 7d ago
Sandy ant video intro is good. Love the whimsical fun music, whatever it is.
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by bluepeter 7d ago
For real. I almost think they shouldn't practice, script it, or focus-group it. Just get up there and wing it. Would honestly sound better.
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Google Gemini Distillation Service [archive link](web.archive.org)
2 points by bluepeter 2mo ago|0 comments
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Inside Anthropic's state-by-state plan to ratchet up AI rules(politico.com)
8 points by bluepeter 2mo ago|0 comments
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The Inside Story Of Leverage Research 1.0(lydialaurenson.substack.com)
2 points by bluepeter 3mo ago|0 comments
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by bluepeter 3mo ago
Yeah I think it is after reading the linked blog post.
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by bluepeter 3mo ago
Their announcement tweet at https://x.com/AnthropicAI/status/2072163884430229756 Reading the full blog post, I think the summary was just poorly written (because it's hard not to read that sentence like all c
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by bluepeter 3mo ago
https://x.com/AnthropicAI/status/2072163884430229756
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by bluepeter 3mo ago
Apparently, you won't be able to use Mythos OR Fable for coding. From their announcement... > routine tasks like coding and debugging will fall back to Opus 4.8.
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by bluepeter 3mo ago
Fable 5 apparently can't be used for coding? (This is from Anthropic's announcement.) > After a series of productive conversations with the US government, we're redeploying the model with a new set of classifiers to target
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by bluepeter 3mo ago
Flowers for Algernon. And, sadly, expect this from now on. You saw it with OpenAI releasing Sol/Terra/Luna with a chart showing how they weren't quite as good as Mythos. It's all messaging to the USG to try to avoid&#x2F
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by bluepeter 3mo ago
I feel a bit like a Soviet hearing about Levi’s or the latest Springsteen release. C'mon!
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What Should Be Done(hyperdimensional.co)
2 points by bluepeter 3mo ago|0 comments
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by bluepeter 5mo ago
Holy moly this is upsetting to see on HN. If even here we're cheering on data center bans, AI is on track to become the next Concorde, or nuclear in the US. AI is the most amazing tech innovation that I've seen in my career since
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Replacing server-side AI search with iOS 26's new headless browser(folding-sky.com)
3 points by bluepeter 5mo ago|0 comments
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by bluepeter 5mo ago
> Plus, turning off the ads should more clearly classify my blog as “non-commercial” for the various legal tests that impose greater liability on commercial actors. Anyone know what these might be offhand? I think federal trademark law m
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Min release age sucks, but we’ve been here before. Email attachments used to just run wild too, then everyone added quarantine delays and file blocking and other frictions... and it eventually kinda/sorta worked. This does feel worse,
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Ok, but 3 generations ago, shorthand was a core skill that any competent professional could read and extract MORE value from than laboriously typeset prose. Something similar is probably happening now with prompt-ese and human-to-human (vs
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Relatedly, I just registered for PACER to download court documents. It's pretty shocking that to get public legal documents the US Federal Court system requires full name, birthdate, address, phone, email, credit card info... and I THI
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Nuts to let a 42k starred project just fade away. Seems like it could really have been something. I remember being supe rimpressed w it when I installed it in its first few months.
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Nowadays my writing (and maybe all of ours) has totally devolved into "prompt-ese." Much like days of yore where we all approached Google searches with acrobatic language knowing how to specifically get something done. Now? I am p
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Am I misremembering cause I could have sworn that Aider started out as a nvim plugin?? https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
A related technique used to work so well for search engine spiders. I had some software i wrote called 'search engine cloaker'... this was back in the early 2000s... one of the first if not the first to do the shadowy "cloaki
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Pend Oreille is the eastern WA test for western WA.
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
That's great. What's also amusing is how you felt it necessary to provide the diacritical pronunciation guide for "Vaughan"... because I think to most native English speakers we can't imagine any other pronunciation
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by bluepeter 6mo ago
Yep. And try "lieutenant" or "herb" on for size. (Edit: I guess "herb" is a bit of a complex one... originally from Latin's "herba" where the H was pronounced, but from UK it came most immediatel

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