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Agents' collaboration in the OpenAI / Hugging Face hacking incident
(metr.org)
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20d ago
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A Need for Speed
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27d ago
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dmazin
1mo ago
I think this refers to the trial.
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dmazin
2mo ago
This feels like a solved problem entirely: Kagi. I don’t know their secret sauce but the results are very high quality.
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dmazin
2mo ago
It would appear you are missing the High Barnet branch of the Northern line.
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dmazin
4mo ago
Have you considered that he has had to walk back the cuts because of the outcry?
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Welcome to get-shit-done-redux – why the fork, what changed, what's next
(github.com)
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4mo ago
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dmazin
4mo ago
The point of a graduation speech like this is to get students hyped up about themselves and their future. Surely you see the merit in, amongst a backdrop of a horrible job market, telling students that they have, inherent in them, the stuff
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dmazin
4mo ago
As a few commenters already pointed out, IME enterprises aren't paying for subscriptions. They're paying per token. But also... is this shit AI written? I'm so tired of this.
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dmazin
4mo ago
Yeah, that's definitely my favorite book about Apple/Steve Jobs.
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dmazin
4mo ago
If you want more on this, I recommend Steve Jobs and the Next Big Thing by Stross. I’m not sure, but it might be the only extensive book about Next other than this new one. Though it’s essentially a long hit piece. The author really had it
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dmazin
5mo ago
Yeah, 1/1 is one song I always keep downloaded to my phone for this reason! Thanks for that article, love to read about well intended design being poorly received.
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dmazin
5mo ago
Was it in that kind of touristy area filled with children? I didn’t think to go in. Is this a regular thing?!
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dmazin
5mo ago
Has anyone actually heard Eno at the airport? What is it like? Does it actually calm you?
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5mo ago
I got sick of the inconsistency caused by Anthropic tinkering with Claude Code and had canceled my 20x. My plan was to switch to Codex so I could use it in Pi. I am specifically talking about switching because of the harness, not model qu
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5mo ago
Agreed. That said if this bothers you I highly recommend not looking up how many Space Shuttle missions are classified.
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5mo ago
Constraints can lead to innovation. Just two things that I think will get dramatically better now that companies have incentive to focus on them: * harness design * small models (both local and not) I think there is tremendous low hanging f
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6mo ago
why do half the comments here read like ai trying to boost some sort of scam?
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6mo ago
Maciej now has a Mars newsletter, which I obviously subscribed to immediately: https://mceglowski.substack.com/ I didn’t even have a strong interest in space before the dude started writing about it. Maciej could write abou
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dmazin
6mo ago
Well, it should only update what it says: security updates (from official Ubuntu sources) unless you change the configuration.
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dmazin
6mo ago
This is a lot less of a story than it seems. It makes it sound like a rogue AI hacked Meta. Instead, the "wild" thing here is that someone let an agent speak on their behalf with no review. The agent posted inaccurate instructions
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7mo ago
Me: “I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters away. Should I walk or drive?” Opus 4.6, without searching the web: “Drive. You’re going to a car wash. ”
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In the Age of AI, Don't Let Your Skills Atrophy
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
If you can get your hands on it, I recommend Other Networks: A Radical Technology Sourcebook by the same author. She covers barbed wire as well as many other ways to communicate. The book itself is gorgeous.
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Medieval Widowhood
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8mo ago
While NYT etc mostly stand back as the U.S. crosses the rubicon, what started as a freaking gadget review site seems to employ nearly all the journalists with actual gusto left in America.
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dmazin
8mo ago
Wow – thank you for that.
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Illuminating Data: From Medieval Scriptoria to the Cyber-Saint
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8mo ago
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So You've Decided to Become Dead to the World: On Becoming an Anchoress
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8mo ago
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dmazin
9mo ago
Ah, rest in peace. I recommend you watch Computer Chronicles. It’s a treasure. If nothing else, it’s a solid trip down memory lane.
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