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by foundry27 26d ago
Me too lol. It was only at question #8 that I realized there was a third option, and while I’d love to say that accounts for how I got a 1/10, after reviewing the third options I doubt it would’ve made a difference.
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by foundry27 1mo ago
DO NOT INSTALL THIS VIA NPX OR OPEN THIS REPO IN VSCODE. This repo has been infected by malware. It seems like it was added in commit 74f317d at 11:06 UTC today, with five new hidden files being added under .claude and .vscode that together
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by foundry27 5mo ago
I like this idea. This might be one of the more effective social pressures available for getting inference providers to fix long-standing issues. AWS Bedrock, for example, has crippling defects in its serving stack for Kimi’s K2 and K2.5 mo
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by foundry27 9mo ago
I’m not sure if this is just an “on mobile” thing, but I can’t find any reference to ISO 27001 or SOC2 at that datacentres URL. Taking your word for it being there previously, this seems like a major red flag! Faking these certs is no joke,
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by foundry27 1y ago
I get it, really I do. But do the HOAs really need financial enforcement mechanisms intended to seriously harm people, and to punish them as judge, jury and executioner? A HOA’s legal job is to maintain the common-interest property and enf
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by foundry27 1y ago
Model cards, for the people interested in the guts: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/419b6906-9da6-406c-a19d-1bb078ac7... In my mind, I’m comparing the model architecture they describe to what the leading open-weights models
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by foundry27 1y ago
It’s easy to be fooled, myself included it seems :) For context, here’s a handful of the ChatGPT cues I see. - “wasn’t just my backup—it was my clean room for open‑source development” - “wasn’t standard AWS incompetence; this was something
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by foundry27 1y ago
Editorial comment: It’s a bit weird to see AI-written (at least partially; you can see the usual em-dashes, it’s-not-X-it’s-Y) blog posts like this detract from an author’s true writing style, which in this case I found significantly more p
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by foundry27 1y ago
I started doing some experimentation with this new Deep Think agent, and after five prompts I reached my daily usage limit. For $250 USD/mo that’s what you’ll be getting folks. It’s just bizarrely uncompetitive with o3-pro and Grok 4 H
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by foundry27 1y ago
I couldn’t even make it past the onboarding! There didn’t seem to be an option for the single most common pay schedule, bi-weekly
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by foundry27 1y ago
Did you just use a LLM to write this reply?
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by foundry27 1y ago
I find it amusingly ironic how one comment under yours is pointing out that there’s a mistake in the model output, and the other comment under yours trusts that it’s correct but says that it isn’t “real reasoning” anyways because it knows t
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by foundry27 1y ago
What kind of focus do biopharma companies put on their stock prices? If a company like the one you described had a great treatment option that could genuinely help people and was raking in money by the boatload, is that “enough” for them as
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by foundry27 1y ago
I find the situation the big LLM players find themselves in quite ironic. Sam Altman promised (edit: under duress, from a twitter poll gone wrong) to release an open source model at the level of o3-mini to catch up to the perceived OSS supr
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by foundry27 1y ago
I just tried the same puzzle in o3 using the same image input, but tweaked the prompt to say “don’t use the search tool”. Very similar results! It spent the first few minutes analyzing the image and cross-checking various slices of the imag
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by foundry27 1y ago
tl;dr for anyone who may be put off by the article length: OP built an arena allocator in Go using unsafe to speed allocator operations up, especially for cases when you're allocating a bunch of stuff that you know lives and dies toget
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by foundry27 1y ago
I believe this is out of date. There’s a very explicit opt in/out slider for permitting training on conversations that doesn’t seem to affect conversation history retention.
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by foundry27 2y ago
It’s always a touch ironic when AI-generated replies such as this one are submitted under posts about AI. Maybe that’s secretly the the self-reflection feedback loop we need for AGI :)
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by foundry27 2y ago
I’ve been using xonsh as my daily driver for a few years now, and it’s a massive productivity booster! Broadly speaking I’ve found that most of the reported compatibility and usability concerns in their GitHub issues have boiled down to use
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by foundry27 2y ago
Barbour is criminally underrated as a physics author. He’s published a lot of interesting ideas regarding the role of time, or lack thereof, in modern theories! (The End of Time, and its treatment of Causality as a direct substitute for tim
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by foundry27 2y ago
If that’s how it’s being advertised, and that’s the reason people are giving it a shot based on that advertising, then I certainly do! And so, I imagine, did the people who have left feedback so far!
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by foundry27 2y ago
I get that sliding in references to a passion project on top-scoring articles might seem like an easy way to give the project exposure, but commenting the same thing over and over comes off as a bit boorish. And just plugging the URL isn’t
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by foundry27 2y ago
Aye, there’s the kicker. The correct configuration of hardware resources to run and multiplex large models is just as much of a trade secret as model weights themselves when it comes to non-hobbyist usage, and I wouldn’t be surprised if op
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by foundry27 2y ago
I think the approximate reciprocal approach is interesting here. The doc mentions multiplying the dividend by ~1.00025 in the math to avoid FP error so you don’t end up off-by-one after truncation, but I think this hack is still incomplete!
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by foundry27 2y ago
I love that this addresses that probabilistic confirmation is fundamentally intransitive in Bayesian epistemology, and bumps in probability don’t necessarily propagate through multiple probabilistic links (Evidence -> BBU and BBU -> B
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by foundry27 2y ago
When employees can’t see how their day-to-day actions influence the outcome of bonus decisions, they lose engagement, and it undermines your credibility. At the same time, when individual KPIs pit people against each other (e.g. the dev tea
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by foundry27 2y ago
Like other comments mentioned, this is just an AI-generated rehash of the underlying reporting that actually took place on this issue (see the “it isn't just X - it’s Y” and “- Bold Point Title: Short point contents”). Is there any wa
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by foundry27 2y ago
Weirdly enough, a few minutes ago I was using o1 via ChatGPT and it started consistently repeating its complete chain of thought back to me for every question I asked, with a 1-1 mapping to the little “thought process” summaries ChatGPT pro
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by foundry27 2y ago
First off, congratulations folks! It’s never easy getting a new product off the ground, and I wish you the best of luck. So please don’t take this as anything other than genuine constructive criticism as a potential customer: generating tes
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by foundry27 2y ago
Why was this being downvoted? It’s first-party evidence that substantiates the claims of the parent comment, and adds interesting historical context from major industry players

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