devnonymous

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by devnonymous 9d ago
I agree, this is why I still use vi :-) Sorry couldn't resist
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by devnonymous 10d ago
Coincidentally, I am reading 'Scale' by Geoffrey West where this concept of impedence matching is discussed (amongst many other things). It is fascinating how impedence matching was arrived at in biological systems viq evolutionar
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by devnonymous 27d ago
Who was it ? The ^US government^ .. or for that matter, any government or corporation doesn't pursue litigation. It is humans who make this decision (at least for now ...). Who in the government bureaucracy made the decision and follow
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by devnonymous 1mo ago
tl;dr NP-hard isn't that hard if you relax constraints. While not novel its a pity warrants a legitimate HN front page.
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
> For example, I worry that biology will have a strong attacker-defender asymmetry, where sufficiently capable models may be able to quickly weaponize pandemic-level viruses with widely available materials, If he had just left that bit o
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
Not with LLMs, it won't. (The probabilistic prediction property prevents proper persistent programmable predictability)
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
You're applying the doorman fallacy here. This has been discussed a lot. Honestly, the sooner the industry accepts that we aren't there yet nor does the current architecture enable us do get there, the sooner we can make progress
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
> We simply have better magic wands and more powerful spells now. Wouldn't it be nice though if the incantation of the same spell would always do the same thing every time ? You see that's how my old wand and spells worked.
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
> In the new system prompt we say: Write code that reads like the surrounding code: match its comment density, naming, and idiom. Hmm, so what happens in greenfield projects ? In any case, at least all the slop will be consistent.
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
tl;dr Since nobody really understands why or how any of this shit works, last time around we just threw a bunch of crap at it to see what stuck. Seems like we could just have have thrown less crap.
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
> So then it’s seems it’s either that this was intentional(ish) or bad security My take - don't attribute to intention that which can be sufficienty explained by inexplainability or incompetence (although I doubt the latter).
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
> rocket engineers/scientists are in high demand with lots of likely sponsors for immigration I wouldn't be too sure about the immigration part, when even a software engineer hire for a defence/defence adjacent job require
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
The defaults seem sensible. This isn't keep-alive-forever by default solution.
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
Yes https://github.com/izeigerman/claude-thermos/blob/main/src%2...
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
From the README: > Detect the danger window. When the main lineage goes idle and a subagent is actively running, the main prefix is at risk of expiring. So, this is not demanding to be at the front of the queue, it's just paying s
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by devnonymous 2mo ago
> Couldn’t a Lindy enthusiast have gone “umm but isn’t Java too new and shouldn’t we just stick to C which is well trodden and understood??” I think people often misrepresent history because they view it with the benefit of hindsight. Pe
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by devnonymous 3mo ago
To be blunt you should perhaps read the README before being condescending and dismissive. https://github.com/prime-radiant-inc/superpowers-evals
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by devnonymous 3mo ago
Ehe ... https://github.com/prime-radiant-inc/superpowers-evals
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by devnonymous 3mo ago
I'm honestly surprised at all the people here commenting that superpowers didn't work out for them. For me personally, it was a game changer when I first began using it and now it simply is as much a part of my workflow as any say
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by devnonymous 7mo ago
The real joke here is how close these quips are to the reality of modern day financial markets. Specifically, lending and hedging, are time entangled and value within the markets exist in superposition.
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by devnonymous 7mo ago
> For me a bigger issue was git calling vimdiff for each file, If you configure vimdiff as the difftool in your git config, just doing a `git diff` would show you the diff for each file sequentially.
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by devnonymous 7mo ago
24K is presumably the number that got caught. It isn't out of the realm of possibility that there indeed are (/ were over time), 5x accounts that managed to bypass the checks anthropic had.
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by devnonymous 7mo ago
Are you sure about that ? Because the very next tweet says: > Distillation can be legitimate: AI labs use it to create smaller, cheaper models for their customers.
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by devnonymous 7mo ago
> These labs created over 24,000 fraudulent accounts and generated over 16 million exchanges with Claude What exactly makes these accounts ^fraudulent^ ...did they not pay Anthropic for the service ?
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by devnonymous 7mo ago
So what you're saying is the interface fails the common case?
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A reinforcement learning agent that learns to play Kung Fu Master(shantanugoel.com)
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by devnonymous 7mo ago
I'm almost certain what the OP meant was if the commands were run synchronously (ie: from 2 different shells or as `mv a b &; mv c d`) yes there is a possibility that a and d exist (eg: On a busy system where neither of the 2 comma
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by devnonymous 8mo ago
From the "Discussion" section: > This suggests that as companies transition to more AI code writing with human supervision, humans may not possess the necessary skills to validate and debug AI-written code if their skill format
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by devnonymous 8mo ago
Otoh, tarrifs as a foreign policy / coercion method disconnected from trade and local economy impacts definitely is a new thing. Sure, it might have been used as a delicate lever previously but in its current brazen form is just bad di
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by devnonymous 9mo ago
The linked trends suggest a revival of the term though. > The people who do the "*nix" cargo cult thing have never seen a SunOS machine and don't even know what a HPUX is. The meaning of words evolve over time though. Text

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