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by dnnehgf 21d ago
who is going to read this post and think: "i am the target audience for this. i had better get working on my submission to the webmcp challenge." 3d modeling, collaborative writing, crossword builder?? huh?
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by dnnehgf 21d ago
i doubt it. someday harnesses get complex enough that you start asking models to interpret and modify them. the pattern of layering of deterministic, probabilistic, deterministic, probabilistic. it's a strange pattern but it seems some
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by dnnehgf 21d ago
stripe buys openrouter. nvidia buys hugging face. everyone on the hunt for the app that will function as hub/broker/search/marketplace for models.
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by dnnehgf 28d ago
yes, these feeble attempts to dismiss it are cope. yes, there are very smart people who are deeply in denial. i do not agree with you that the failure mode is disaster. i suspect it is just more of the same dull march of the commoditization
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
so short them. if you think that the demand for skilled-labor-substitutive capital is saturable in the medium term or that improvements at the model level eat those at the hardware/cuda level or that nvidia just has the timing wrong, s
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
funny how we have ~10x the usual volume of hn front page commenters, here, for the most part eagerly saying that this article made them think and feel approximately nothing.
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
yeah, this being one component of the aisi incidents described here: https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/663bd486c5e4c81588db7a1d/...
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Mythos social engineering AISI INC-2026-07-28-01(web.archive.org)
83 points by dnnehgf 1mo ago|21 comments
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
tl;dr: author is an anti-aipac zionist who tends to fixate on piker.
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
this is roughly how i've been reading their approach, but i wonder when/if this changes. what actually makes them start caring about having the most capable model? maybe nothing. i suppose they could be happy in a world where they
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
this is like saying taylor swift must have been influenced by justin timberlake because they both dance on stage sometimes.
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
they don't. like every thing they wear away in some proportion to their use and replicate in some proportion to their usefulness to other things.
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
we bomb schools and walk past beggars and devote our surplus time and money to scones and brain rot and gym memberships. our c code probably looks at us and says: how, how can you let these agents roam free. llms are not code and are incomp
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
the first lesson here is that betting is easy when you believe that you know the important variable, your edge. the second lesson is that, no matter how poorly you perform, you are going to be able to make the case to your stakeholders that
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
he is the real world. he is telling you that it is the case. when will you people wake up. this shit is real and happening. people who would have reached out to you asking for help are now not doing that. people to whom you would otherwise
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
another genus of artisan falling heroically on the sword of capital
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by dnnehgf 1mo ago
seems like laws regulating machine output should proceed under the assumption that machine output can be distinguished from human output. then the burden of proving that any given output was machine, not human, would fall on the censoring p
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
excellent. now do lava
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
truly garbage writing on an interesting topic. hard to tell whether this guy doesn't understand what he's talking about or has simply lost the ability to communicate to people who don't already know all the same things he doe
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
it depends on what you mean by power and details and handing off and whom you are handing them to and what you are getting handed in return and your counterparty's relationship to these things and the extent to which you measure things
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
sam must have read my comment.
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
i sometimes open a text and then close it and a week later i remember i forgot to respond. so i guess what i'm saying is: it happens. they were probably busy with other things and lost track of time.
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
i've had it. i'm tired of reading about these same stupid companies. i am going to start a new company and run these dopes into the ground so that i don't have to read about them anymore.
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
my read is that everyone wins (but especially big tech) in the open weight world — except anthropic and openai. (i suspect even google could live with the open weight scenario; they are in a sense the only tech company that is perfectly hed
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
is the revolution a social emanation of an economic adjustment or an economic emanation of a social adjustment? who can say!
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
fortunately the scientific method is here to defibrillate this flattening line with a pulse of Original Chaos.
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
entropy is growth. why would you name your company zeroentropy
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
same
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
yes, this seems to me to be the reason why these three companies want open weight. everyone wins (but especially big tech) in the open weight world except anthropic and openai. i suspect even google could live with the open weight scenario;
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by dnnehgf 2mo ago
yeah my read is that this industry was for a long time underlevered; these companies were generating so much cash that the only meaningful candidates for investment were in effect moonshots with highly unpredictable returns, and you can&#x2

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