bryantwolf

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by bryantwolf 27d ago
This piece is great. And it’s totally true that we’re surrounded by walls of slop. I stop reading things all the time when I notice the tinge of AI. That said, I don’t think that just because this is the way things are, this is this is the
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by bryantwolf 1mo ago
If you think all of these models aren’t finding important bugs everywhere I think your not being honest with yourself. In fact I think the opposite is true. The Zcash bug was found with opus 4.6 or something like that. Many worse models cur
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Researcher uses Opus 4.8 to find critical counterfeiting vulnerability in Zcash(twitter.com)
7 points by bryantwolf 3mo ago|1 comments
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Making the illustrations for "Founding is a Snowball"(blog.bawolf.com)
1 points by bryantwolf 5mo ago|0 comments
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by bryantwolf 5mo ago
Sure, I think it’s reasonable to tell Anthropic the barn door is already open. Though, like, I guess I expect that when this comes out, all the opus traffics will move over. It does appear to be much more capable, just jury is out about how
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by bryantwolf 5mo ago
All of this discourse seems very bizarre. If smaller models can find these things, that doesn’t mean mythos is worse than we thought. It means all models are more capable. Also if pointing models at files and giving them hints is all it tak
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Panorama – AI that finds your team's workflows and hidden structures(withpanorama.com)
8 points by bryantwolf 5mo ago|1 comments
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by bryantwolf 7mo ago
The advantage is that the password never leave the device. It has a public key and signs challenges with the private key but nothing sensitive goes over the wire on every login
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
Shoot a way to contact you to tecoholic at bawolf.com and I'll invite you to a copy of the board you can duplicate and mess around with. I appreciate the sentiment and I agree. While I think there are countless humans who could do way
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
I bought the starter membership which is 20k credits for $18 and I have 5.7k credits left. They charge 50 credits a generation for nano banana. There was some LLM usage to plan the images too so the math is a little blurry but that should g
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
I actually thought a lot about the eye whites! He didn’t look nervous enough without them
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
Thank you for saying so. I’m glad it connected with you
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
You’re entitled to your opinion, but I don’t think that’s what I wrote.
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
I too am skeptical we’ll really be able to catch everyone. By making public tools we just create evals to beat the tools etc. Still, right now I think we can tell, so I focused on making sure they were my words, but I let an llm help edit a
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
What parts felt too stretched? Or just as a composition would you have preferred I narrow it down? I thought it was fun that it goes a little overboard. To me it felt like doing so captured just how much these journeys can change over time.
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
I’d love some thoughts here on the consistency. I thougt I actually did pretty well! But I can see how I might be blind to mind own work here. What ruined it for you?
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
Hey hacker news! I wrote this and I’m glad it connected with folks. To answer a few of your comments: Writing is all mine but I had Claude proofread it, in addition to some close friends. Honestly it pointed out some great weaknesses in the
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Founding is a snowball(blog.bawolf.com)
113 points by bryantwolf 8mo ago|39 comments
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by bryantwolf 8mo ago
You might find this fun. There this sonic the hedgehog special stage from sonic three that takes place on a sphere. Recently I made a remake of it and they project a 2d grid onto a sphere, but the projection adjusts as you move, so no matt
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Fighting the Last War: By the time you understand a decade, it's over(blog.bawolf.com)
2 points by bryantwolf 9mo ago|0 comments
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by bryantwolf 10mo ago
I prefer ‘clankerism’
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by bryantwolf 11mo ago
People will like them when they’re good content. Right now we’re stuck in the in between where it’s kind of all or nothing ai, but it will get grayer when the feedback loops are tighter and building ai movies is more interactive. Same thing
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Show HN: Imaginator – Image generation that helps you brainstorm and explore(imaginator.bawolf.com)
1 points by bryantwolf 1y ago|0 comments
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Guided exploration can replace random generation in the era of abundant AI(blog.bawolf.com)
2 points by bryantwolf 2y ago|0 comments
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by bryantwolf 2y ago
I'm happy you enjoyed it!
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Fine-tuning a vision model to recognize break dance power moves(blog.bawolf.com)
7 points by bryantwolf 2y ago|3 comments
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by bryantwolf 2y ago
The article talks about what I did and how. If you want to try it out you can send a video through the model at https://breakingvision.bawolf.com/ If you need a video to try it out, maybe grab a clip from one of these: htt
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by bryantwolf 2y ago
Hey, this looks great! I'm a huge fan of vectors in Postgres or wherever your data lives, and this seems like a great abstraction. When I write a sql query that includes a vector search and some piece of logic, like: ``` select name fr
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Software is more like a garden(blog.bawolf.com)
4 points by bryantwolf 2y ago|0 comments
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by bryantwolf 2y ago
Elixir has had typespecs for a long time which can handle static type checking which is a lot like using typescript with vite. The compiler doesn’t type check, it relies on your IDE to do the dev time analysis. https://hexdocs.pm

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