ghm2199

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by ghm2199 5d ago
> The tool call is in the text Noob question: do good harnesses automatically optimize for bad tool calling behavior automatically?
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by ghm2199 7d ago
Google did make location history private in the maps app(delete on server side) at some point, if I recall correctly everyone can at the least opt in(i may be wrong and it may even be opt out!). I believe out of the exact concerns of warran
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by ghm2199 7d ago
Altman, Amodei, Pinchai etc can get together and just put a self imposed ban on themselves and ask the us government to sanction any entity/state attempting to use/release a Recursive Self improving model until the risks are well
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by ghm2199 7d ago
I use pi+codex and OpenAI codex models do much less of this in my experience.
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by ghm2199 7d ago
One thing i am curious about is if anyone who is fluent in a romance language(en/es/fr etc) but their native language was a non-romance one(e.g. japanese or hindi) felt it better using the latter exclusively?
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by ghm2199 7d ago
Sure, but YC can enforce it if they want to. VC after all is a private body governed by private individuals, they can make moral choices. VCs could even support this by offering terms to offset the costs. I cannot believe that a company ca
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by ghm2199 7d ago
Are you guys feeling all high and mighty doing all these predictions? I think the money they are spending on trying to inform policy could be better spent on getting all major labs together with the government, and making sure that 1. At l
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by ghm2199 7d ago
And also the fact that agents are solving anubis level 5 challenges Tailwind would not be able to figure out how much traffic is from people vs bots. So that would mean the traffic should be up...
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by ghm2199 7d ago
Noob question, I recall https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49491791 mentioned how the kernel source code and diffs were being crawled excessively. All else being equal, won't all the AI crawling agents mean traffic t
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by ghm2199 7d ago
Perhaps its time that YC mentioned explicitly that if they are going to fund a company which holds specific PII data(i would include precise location history to start with) they would have to guarantee: 1. An erase-me feature if they gained
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by ghm2199 14d ago
Congrats on the launch. I had a vague idea about personalized medication, did not know it was the VC style scaling of 10m$->100m$ ARR business! There are some messages here complaining about the website being claude(ish). I know HN has p
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by ghm2199 15d ago
awesome! Could it put small to medium sized packages in a package room of a condo? Hopefully upto 24" in any dimension and 5-10 lbs(and ignore the others it can't handle)? The set up of the small room: three stacked total height 5
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by ghm2199 16d ago
Why can't we just be satisfied with wayy old mac versions in VMs on linux, ones where you played prince or persia or oregon trail, the fun looking black and white versions and some later ones their steel windows UIs, the theming, the f
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by ghm2199 16d ago
Thank you google for hosting the downloader that exists for making it easy to use for automated testing('cause all the other people still use it). Its the only use case that exists for me(actually my ai) to use it.
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by ghm2199 16d ago
The reason why people(or ai agents) have not been able to systematically destroy bad research in fields where fraud is so rampant is because they data are not published or easily accessible without emailing the author and asking them. I sin
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by ghm2199 18d ago
I think for voice-ai every one builds their own harness, and thats why there isn't a common one out there. Also if you are a serious company that has a llm in your production loop, you would have to build an in house thing because its
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by ghm2199 20d ago
Realtime + Voice AI usecases is where latency is most important. I use Handy on my desktop and i can tolerate a latency of a few seconds every now and then. Your P99 should on TTFB should be really low to compete for voice ai realtime
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by ghm2199 20d ago
One thing that evals are super important from the get go are where the harness+model inference is part of the product, e.g. if you are doing voice ai, building out a test harness to test the system is a non trivial first step.
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by ghm2199 20d ago
If you switch from claude to codex(or really any other frontier lab) after a spending a little bit of time with how claude writes, you will immediately smell claude's writing from a mile away.
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by ghm2199 21d ago
Technically does this not create a problem for their EPS because of the poor free cash flow? Current market consensus is $81B in Net Income for the year but a -$6.7B cashflow for 2026[1]. But the stock is up 1%. So, is the -$12B is priced i
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by ghm2199 21d ago
I think the posted article is also the description of America's labor market. Many people don't use it on a day today basis and most people cannot engage their system 2 to assess risks over a few weeks out, let alone 5-10 years. B
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by ghm2199 21d ago
One of the simplest ways to measure risk in stocks, bonds, crypto, mfs etc for ordinary people is Maximum Drawdown. Once you understand how it works, it takes the stress out of making and managing your own portfolio P — espexially your non
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by ghm2199 22d ago
Is it just a matter of incentives by the government in indonesia? Like is it that bomb fishing in indonesia is incentivized because of, for example, profit margins in fishing vs say tourism? I know you mentioned Indonesia never got the yell
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by ghm2199 27d ago
Fair enough.
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by ghm2199 27d ago
The collective harm that this kind of language does to a human skill of writing by oneself is probably immeasurable (that is until some clever social science researcher finds a controlled way to quantifying this). The full statement: > T
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by ghm2199 27d ago
Interesting. I do feel letting a machine generating notes is taking the joy out of improvisation, is it not? I think one of the great, early, joys of learning a piano is gaining the following intuitions: The seemingly harder path of learnin
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by ghm2199 28d ago
Goal 6.4 reminds me always of the numerous times AI generated n PR's for a feature and I revolted and threw my laptop because it was incomprehensible or unworkable when viewed as a process/workflow.
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by ghm2199 29d ago
Also the removal latency is on a log scale. Which is quite insane.
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by ghm2199 29d ago
Wow! 4GB for 10 million documents. This means one could build a reverse index much faster than before and devx processes like debugging, performance testing would become much smoother. Can't wait for the sqlite bindings to come out!
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by ghm2199 29d ago
There is a reason why they are partnering with Rayban; meta has no brand name it can use. Which is pretty wild, because every other big tech company has _some_ kind of brand a non trivial number of people — paying money — who would say some

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