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by jari_mustonen 7d ago
> Qwen barely moved toward Opus 4.8 in the earlier experiment, but moved by +20.58 points toward GPT-5.5 Pro here, including a large effect on the private synthetic puzzles. The data suggest that Qwen may have learned from GPT-5.5 Pro, o
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by jari_mustonen 2mo ago
In fact, they are also selling drones to Ukraine.
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by jari_mustonen 2mo ago
"My primary concern is the risk that authoritarian governments—not solely the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), although the CCP is clearly the most capable threat—build AI models that are more powerful than those built by the US, and use
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by jari_mustonen 2mo ago
I had a steange experience talking to Claude about a random 15-years old boys winning women’s national soccer team. It insisted, to a level that I detemined it to be part of the post training, that it does not matter. That women’s team is b
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by jari_mustonen 3mo ago
It seems that the US is consumed by the security state. Each and every aspect of the economy is subjugated to the need to maintain empire. Just to give some random examples: the weaponization of the banking system (kicking Russia out of swi
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by jari_mustonen 4mo ago
Maybe I'm just old school but I prefer to buy the rocket business without a social network attached.
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Show HN: Memory system for AI agents with associations, forgetting, synthesis(github.com)
2 points by jari_mustonen 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jari_mustonen 5mo ago
In the screen shot, "Claude Code" with "gpt-5.5" model.
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by jari_mustonen 5mo ago
Here's a note about running entirely on Huawei chips: https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/technology/articles/deepse...
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by jari_mustonen 5mo ago
Open Source as it gets in this space, top notch developer documentation, and prices insanely low, while delivering frontier model capabilities. So basically, this is from hackers to hackers. Loving it! Also, note that there's zero CUDA
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by jari_mustonen 6mo ago
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by jari_mustonen 6mo ago
Some of these are neccesary parts of LLM's. They use the content they create to direct what they are going to say. This applies to patterns like "In conclusion, ..." and what the author calls "Fractal summary". Turn
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by jari_mustonen 7mo ago
There is nothing ideal about that outcome. The "regime change" people talk about is intended to look like what happened in Libya: A failed state that falls in anarchy.
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Don't Add AI to Your App – Add Your App to AI(maalla.dev)
3 points by jari_mustonen 7mo ago|0 comments
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Death of the Certified Expert(maalla.dev)
2 points by jari_mustonen 7mo ago|0 comments
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Biases in the Blind Spot: Detecting What LLMs Fail to Mention(arxiv.org)
1 points by jari_mustonen 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jari_mustonen 10mo ago
The classic "Frequently Questioned Answers" is the ultimate takedown of this abomination of a language. https://yosefk.com/c++fqa/
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
There are sexual predators that do pray on men and the sadistic types probably find their way to prison guards.
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
Stuff like this is good for infinite loops: https://gonephishing.me/shell-jacker/shell-jacker/worm_launc...
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
So they integrate Gemini to summarize open web pages and consolidate all your open tabs into summaries. (Open lot's of pages, then summarize them all.) You can search your history with natural language and type Gemini queries directly
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
So they integrate Gemini to summarize open web pages and consolidate all your open tabs into summaries. You can search your history with natural language and type Gemini queries directly into the address bar. this will give them a cognitive
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
Here is the summary of key improvements made: 1. Structure & Flow - Decision Trees: Clear branching logic with ├── and └── notation - Sequential Steps: Numbered, ordered procedures instead of scattered explanations - Pre
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
Is it capable of generating white males? Given that this has been a serious problem with Google models, I would guess it would have been a good thing to at least add one such example in the marketing material. If the marketing material is t
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When asked what model it is, GTP-5 says it's GPT-4.5
2 points by jari_mustonen 1y ago|2 comments
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
It's the political bias in the training material. No surprise there.
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
This is really useful for Claude Code. The second opinion is often really insightful. Also, in a lot of cases, when CC can't fix a bug, Gemini can.
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
I think the problem is that removing factors like name, gender, or marital status does not truly make the process unbiased. These factors are only sources of bias if there is no correlation between, for example, marital status and the abili
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
The gender bias is not primarily about LLMs but rather a reflection of the training material, which mirrors our culture. This is evident as the bias remains fairly consistent across different models. The bias toward the first presented cand
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
Of course, AI will be used, first and foremost, to push advertising messages. Is it just me, or do others also wish they could use public transportation, go for a walk in a park, or watch an educational video without being constantly bombar
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by jari_mustonen 1y ago
The article mentions Jung's "collective unconscious," which is often misunderstood. What he meant by it is that some unconscious features are collective, meaning they are genetically programmed in all people. Jung believed th

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