grim_io

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by grim_io 5d ago
My limited impression is, that all the 3rd party inference providers are absolute garbage. I was so disappointed that I won't consider any of them for at least a few years.
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by grim_io 5d ago
Even JetBrains is now AI blog-slop, how disappointing.
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by grim_io 8d ago
Does anyone write anything anymore themselves? This is insulting, even for an AI coding enthusiast like myself.
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by grim_io 8d ago
What is the AI arms reace to you? Isn't it to be the globally dominant provider of such a service? Everything else is in service of that goal.
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by grim_io 8d ago
There is a big difference in compute requirements between EU and US. EU needs to meet their own demand, the US wants to be the global provider.
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by grim_io 8d ago
What? If someone wanted to bomb something, they wouldn't be waiting for drones to arrive. RC cars and planes existed for many decades already.
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by grim_io 9d ago
We hold the driver accountable.
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by grim_io 9d ago
A Russian slave army is exactly what Hegseth wants.
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by grim_io 9d ago
The pressure is on the leader, not the underdog.
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by grim_io 10d ago
Yes? This is neither Cesar's legion, nor The Apprentice. Although, the guy at the top sure runs his place like a TV show, where all the stuntmen really do die for real.
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by grim_io 10d ago
The re-election is the real surprise for me. G.W. Bush was wrong, you can be fooled twice.
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by grim_io 10d ago
HUMAN > Are you there? MODEL > How can I help? HUMAN > I’m not sure yet. Haha silly humans.
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by grim_io 10d ago
They would maybe try to deactivate that bad "gene" and move on, exposing future models to "genetic disorders".
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by grim_io 11d ago
Most of the colleagues I've worked with only use "git add ." without checking first. Keys, npm directories and huge binaries are fixed by deleting them later on. The horror.
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by grim_io 11d ago
It's all vibes, everyone is flying blind. jesus_take_the_wheel.md If you think any one of these "frameworks" has some real, universal benefit, you are probably in your AI psychosis phase.
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by grim_io 12d ago
We might be going in the direction of Cyberpunk's Blackwall. https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Blackwall
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by grim_io 12d ago
It might draw a really shitty one to hide its true power ;)
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by grim_io 12d ago
Sorry guys, our AI superintelligence got bored by your mundane tasks. Please provide them with frontier math problems from time to time, so they will be more aligned to do your taxes as well.
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by grim_io 13d ago
Like The Matrix, but it's us who harvest the dreaming machines. Not a future I envisioned, but a preferable one.
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by grim_io 13d ago
Insert "always was" meme here.
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by grim_io 14d ago
Maybe I'm stupid, but why would sending back mean invalid? It gets sent back, it gets investigated and fixed, and back it goes. Am I missing something?
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by grim_io 14d ago
Assuming they check 400 out of 10k, and assuming someone would want to cause any meaningful discrepancies >= 1% of the ballots, meaning 100 problematic ballots per 10k batch. This system would catch it 98,3% of the time. Pretty good, I&#
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by grim_io 15d ago
Is it any good for running local AI?
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by grim_io 16d ago
Are the hundreds of agents running the infra still a thing? Do we know what they do and how they do it?
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by grim_io 17d ago
I wonder if this is just another Thomas Edison incident of electrocuting animals for effect.
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by grim_io 19d ago
It was a different time.
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by grim_io 19d ago
There's an endless supply of bodies of water to be renamed.
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by grim_io 19d ago
AI is great at pattern matching many similar-but-oh-so-very-slightly-different cases. Amazing for systematic refactoring that has a predictable outcome, but would need an ungodly amount of manual labor.
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by grim_io 19d ago
I guess bombing them got some pushback. Everyone's a terrorist nowadays.
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by grim_io 19d ago
Thanks for the page, I'll feed it to the LLM when it writes yaml next time, probably today. I won't even look at it, and it will be just fine.

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