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llamasushi
10mo ago
Just updated, thanks
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llamasushi
10mo ago
The burying of the lede here is insane. $5/$25 per MTok is a 3x price drop from Opus 4. At that price point, Opus stops being "the model you use for important things" and becomes actually viable for production workloads. Also
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llamasushi
10mo ago
This is amazing. Thank you for this.
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Public IPv4 addresses are now valuable loan collateral and can be worth millions
(tomshardware.com)
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10mo ago
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llamasushi
10mo ago
But does it work on GOODY2? https://www.goody2.ai/
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llamasushi
10mo ago
That's an optimistic take, but equally valid is the take where delusions provide impetus for some pretty nasty behaviour - eg see the crusades
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llamasushi
10mo ago
"Warmer and more conversational" - they're basically admitting GPT-5 was too robotic. The real tell here is splitting into Instant vs Thinking models explicitly. They've given up on the unified model dream and are now ro
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llamasushi
10mo ago
LeCun, who's been saying LLMs are a dead end for years, is finally putting his money where his mouth is. Watch for LeCun to raise an absolutely massive VC round.
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10mo ago
Lol, this reminds me of a funny story. I had a lawyer whose name was Jim Halpert. Turns out he was the very Jim who was inspired his namesake on the office. Asked him about it once. His reply? "Hey, it's been great for getting cli
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llamasushi
11mo ago
Am I the only one who thought this was referring to how people felt about the general zeitgeist? Like, how Romans viewed everyone outside Rome as barbarian, etc. Not in the literal sense like, mirrors. Nice HN switcheroo.
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11mo ago
Yeah, this was my first startup and I thought I could multi-task lol. Probably did it for the wrong reason (eg: "checking a box - went hitchhiking in Alaska") than anything else. Spent most of the trip worrying about other) startu
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1y ago
So it's not really hallucinating - it correctly represents "seahorse emoji" internally, but that concept has no corresponding token. lm_head just picks the closest thing and the model doesn't realize until too late. Expl
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llamasushi
1y ago
Went hitchhiking in Alaska while running my startup to "get a break". Absolute disaster. Couldn't properly connect to internet, dropped a bunch of meetings, etc. Still worth it. My fault for not planning in advance.
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llamasushi
1y ago
You'd be surprised. America is an incredibly fucked up society. Free meals, Healthcare. Hell, even cheaper tattoos. There is a certain segment of the population where "jail" does not have the same meaning as it does for you o
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llamasushi
1y ago
Small anecdote, but back in early 2024 (like, March), I did a ton of searching for an AI helper app that would allow me to use the gemini API key from AI studio. Chatbox was one of only two that I found (can't remember the other), but
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1y ago
Lol, tether, bitfinex are examples that came to mind. A lot of the OG crypto instutions got to where they are by "faking it till they made it" long enough to actually make it. Does no one still remember that tether continually sta
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llamasushi
1y ago
One doesn't need to go more than 2 feet into the mire of meme coins before finding the detritus of 6000000 rug pulls. Just that these guys never get prosecuted.
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1y ago
The compute moat is getting absolutely insane. We're basically at the point where you need a small country's GDP just to stay in the game for one more generation of models. What gets me is that this isn't even a software moat
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1y ago
Yeah, this one line gave it away for me: "you’re not just writing contemporary code—you’re building applications that are more maintainable..." Look up dialectical hedging. Dead AI giveaway.
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Flaw in Gemini CLI coding tool could allow hackers to run nasty commands
(arstechnica.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Piggybacking off this, for a more general reason for sleep: "My definition would be as follows: sleep evolved as a species-specific response to a 24-hour world. During sleep – a period of physical inactivity – individuals avoid movemen
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1y ago
https://archive.is/20250730074231/https://www.bostonglobe.co...
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AI will bring back old boys' clubs
(bostonglobe.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
> Whole trip felt more like what i would imagine visit to mainland China would be like rather than a trip to a free western country. Have you ever been to mainland China? I've lived in both places and honestly, day-to-day life in ma
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1y ago
I appreciate this comment. You will see that the modern day capitalistic system, in general, punishes anyone with even a smidgen of the moral compass you have. The world of finance is this in spades. Having worked on wall street for pretty
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1y ago
Why the down votes here? This is an interesting idea.
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1y ago
Socrates: "And now, since you are the father of writing, your affection for it has made you describe its effects as the opposite of what they really are. In fact, it will introduce forgetfulness into the soul of those who learn it: the