botusaurus

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by botusaurus 7mo ago
parent is saying at that stage the powerfull will not need you anymore so you become target practice
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
nick land knew: capitalism = AI communism = human security system but capitalism always wins
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
historical evidence also tells us that global thermonuclear war will not happen
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
companies can also have a Claude on the receiving end to sniff if its a poor or rich Claude browsing
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
code is free now, ask the agent to fork it, study it for malware, and maintain it for you
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
Your comment is so divorced from reality...
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
have you tried stuffing a whole set of tutorials on how to use ghidra in the context, especially for the 1 mil token context like gemini?
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
> But NanoClaw isn't just my personal project anymore. Thousands of people are using it. People are running production workloads on it. Businesses are building on it. There's a real community now. as OpenClaw and now NanoClaw b
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
i see whitepaper, i ask what shitcoin you are peddling
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
you are very presuming that you are able to
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
many websites block access from cloud ips - reason why openclaw creator recommended a local one
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
you need to add cron to have a claw
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
langchain is stuck in innovator dilemma - it was built for gpt 3.5, or 4, it needs a different design for todays models, but cant evolve because of existing users and backward compatibility just like jQuery still exists and is being activel
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
be honest, how much of this big comment was "expanded" with AI?
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
not on your mind, yet you found the time to write this comment are you sure this is about time/breaking and not "being told how to think"?
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
why do they call it a vaccine, its nothing like that... there's probably a reason evolution didnt put the immune system on permanent "amber alert" as they call it in the article
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
this article is so dumb. NVIDIA delivered what the market wanted - gamers dont need FP64, they dont waste silicon on it. now enterprise doesnt want FP64 anymore and they are reducing silicon for it too weird way to frame delivering exactly
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
some people might be better at prompting a LLM than you just like when you go to a restaurant to have a chef cook for you when you can cook yourself
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RocksDB development finds a CPU bug(rocksdb.org)
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
maybe the reason they are so close is that the AES microcode is inplementing exactly those operations
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
what about the interaction between these 2 flows: - summarize email to text file - send report to email the issue is tracking that the first step didnt contaminate the second step, i dont see how you can solve this in a non-probabilistic wo
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
parent was talking about a different problem. to use your framing, how you ensure that in the email sent to the proper to/cc/bcc as you said there is no confidential information from another email that shouldnt be sent/forwa
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
the big labs talk about curing cancer - Altman, Hassabis, Musk the little guys hype Claw
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
but how do you check that an email is being sent to #general, agents are very creative at escaping/encoding, they could even paraphrase the email in words decades ago securesm OSes tracked the provenience of every byte (clean/dir
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
i want to see cats cook. the animal kingdom does not deliver on this front
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
he says claude is the best model for a personal assistent, and that codex is the best model for coding
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
so if you skipped the final rolling it would be shiny on both sides? is this being produced?
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
you didn't see because you dont follow peter on twitter. he talked for months now how codex is a better coder.
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
ok, your quote was over generalized, you meant "current LLM need..." and not "any conceivable LLM" although the word "energy" does not appear on that page, not sure where you get the galaxy energy consumption f
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by botusaurus 7mo ago
> However, LLM would also require >75% of our galaxy energy output to reach 1 human level intelligence error rates in general. citation needed

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