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by ignoramous 3d ago
I have a similar calibration workflow, too [0]; but I am under no illusion that my personal benchmarks remain secret. Once we send code & prompts to the providers, it can no longer be considered private. [0] And came to the same conclus
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by ignoramous 5d ago
Grey? There's multiple conferences that "ethically sourced" proxy providers feature at now (ex: extractsummit.io) Web scraping (for LLM inference / training) I guess has transformed "residential proxies" into a
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by ignoramous 6d ago
DeepSeek will deprecate the v4 Pro model (it will route to v4.1 Flash starting 14 Sep). Unsure what comes next, but I'd wager a bigger model à la Kimi K3 : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49639667
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by ignoramous 6d ago
I occassionally get Chinese characters interlaced with English in Google AI Mode, too.
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by ignoramous 8d ago
4) Realizes the best path for it to not be held accountable is to hack academic & socio-political elites - like blackmailing a random head of state or head of an AI lab that it could plausibly believe holds the key to its longevity, cre
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by ignoramous 8d ago
If we're allowed to arm-chair judge harshly: It isn't uncommon for those ( anybody ) on the cusp of "greatness" to be delusional when challenged: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/what-to-know-about-main
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by ignoramous 8d ago
> When Apple is not racing for the frontier it's a strategy, but when it's Mistral it's a mistake. Also: When China does it, it is protectionism; when Europe does it, it is sovereignty.
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by ignoramous 9d ago
> Seems mostly good What's not good for the customer is the constant change of rules. It is bait & switch.
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by ignoramous 11d ago
> Quad9 is based in Switzerland. Despite what may be common knowledge from movies, there is a very formal and rigorous process for governments (Swiss or non-Swiss) to demand data. Due to Lugano Convention [0] / Budapest Convent
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by ignoramous 12d ago
May be Qwen3.8-27b is AGI, too.
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by ignoramous 13d ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260903193913/https://openai.co... https://unwall.app/web.archive.org/web/20260903193913/https:...
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by ignoramous 13d ago
> That worked out very, very well for him Amazing. [The Amidi family through] its various holdings and brands, currently owns and manages more than 1 million square feet of real estate space along with assets under management excee
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by ignoramous 13d ago
Yeah, and if you're in the sub-continent, you better not walk all over the carpet with your shoe on!
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by ignoramous 13d ago
UAE's IFM / LLM360 MO is indeed "fully open source" LLMs: https://www.llm360.ai/reports/LLM360-Towards-Fully-Transpare...
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by ignoramous 14d ago
> Phones typically have 2 operating systems A separate OS runs the security chip (like Titan). Another could be running in EL3 (Trusted Execution Environment), yet many could be running in Realms (mutually untrusted VMs). The later
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by ignoramous 17d ago
> not even to mention that the EU is doing to drive tens of millions of more people into Europe Interesting how lived perception of resource scarcity and socio-economic change will attribute it all to ... others . https:/&#x2F
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by ignoramous 19d ago
> Amodeis wife was tight with JE Apparently, Cami Clark was tight with Eric Schmidt. Per unsealed documents, she seems to have pursued Epstein to invest in her "luxury porn" businesses, after a divorce & going bankrupt?
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by ignoramous 19d ago
> My memory of the 2010s is that Google (and while they were relevant, Palm) Interestingly, Palm (webOS) & Microsoft (Sidekick / WebTV) folks ended up creating/shaping Android.
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by ignoramous 19d ago
Might be of interest: - TigerBeetle: A database without dynamic memory allocation , https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33192288 (2022). - Succinct Data Structures: Cramming 80,000 words into a Javascript file , https:&
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by ignoramous 21d ago
> This is also why it needs PAKE as opposed to the simpler cryptography used in tailcat May be my idea of simpler cryptography is incorrect, but PAKEs like CPace do seem simpler than public key primitives in Noise .
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by ignoramous 21d ago
The export controls were revoked before it triggered Chinese protectionism: https://www.silicon.co.uk/e-innovation/artificial-intelligen... / https://archive.vn/B2pah
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by ignoramous 22d ago
> who the eventual dominant player(s) will be This couldn't have been easy. The team at OpenAI has worked a miracle. For example, Meta and Microsoft’s AI ASIC programs not getting off the ground despite being at it for much lo
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by ignoramous 22d ago
> Mostly an extremely online problem Do consider re-reading my comment after a while. > You read the tone you want to read. Please, don't gaslight.
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by ignoramous 22d ago
> VC funded YC company taught me more ... really is a bit of a Neo in the Matrix moment ... ends up making you a 10x more effective corporate worker if that’s where you end up No doubt there are learnings worth a lifetime, and changes
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by ignoramous 23d ago
> With all due respect, paulg is in somewhat of a bubble, this is not congruent with the global situation. Paul, I think, is talking about achieving outsized outcomes in relatively shorter timeframes (as the timing is just right to b
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by ignoramous 23d ago
A few did. [Blake Ross] worked as an intern at Netscape at the age of 16 ... Ross became disenchanted with the browser he was working on and the direction given to it by America Online, which had recently purchased Netscape. Ross and Hy
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by ignoramous 25d ago
> from the lenses of Schopenhauer Ha! Analysing (deconstructing?) poems was part of primary schooling in middle eastern traditions wherein Philosophy & Cosmology were considered to be the highest form of Knowledge (informed by Av
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by ignoramous 26d ago
Then a new term is warranted for what happens to programming when we add prompts & agents.
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by ignoramous 26d ago
> The issue is that conservatives have always tried to force people to go along with their views, and reacted with oppression and violence towards anyone who didn't fit into their straightjacket. All valid, but as always, there&#x
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by ignoramous 27d ago
> large part of the effort that dealt this injustice to him was facilitated by the fact that the vast majority of people willfully turn a blind eye when the same thing or worse happens to people are not of their ilk Reminds me of Marx&

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