lwansbrough

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by lwansbrough 4d ago
Death cult.
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by lwansbrough 4d ago
That's not the type of alignment I'm talking about. I'm talking about: I spin up 1 million agents, will they start doing felonies knowingly?
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by lwansbrough 4d ago
This is good. Frontier labs should collaborate on alignment until we get it right.
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by lwansbrough 6d ago
Was looking at OpenRouter, I guess it’s wrong.
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by lwansbrough 7d ago
Significant jump in pricing. V4 Flash was $0.16/M out, 4.1 is $1.20/M.
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by lwansbrough 8d ago
Probably has something to do with the Alignment Lead at Anthropic agreeing with him, saying there’s a >10% chance that AI kills humanity in the next decade.
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by lwansbrough 8d ago
It would be nice if one of these models would produce a novel theory or advance the field in a positive direction. Most (all?) of the big discoveries have been counterexamples, which is just sort of a systematic tearing down human ingenuity
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by lwansbrough 9d ago
Same story in San Francisco of course, and the rest of the US pretty much aside from a few cities in recent years.
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by lwansbrough 13d ago
To me AGI has always meant sentience. And only since we’ve discovered that you can have something that is intelligent without it being apparently sentient that we’ve changed the definition to being, I suppose, more exactly aligned with the
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by lwansbrough 15d ago
On the contrary, I think the novelty of AI blowing our minds with each release has worn off a bit. These are some impressive improvements in science benchmarks. But we're sort of used to seeing impressive improvements now. That doesn&#
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by lwansbrough 17d ago
It's probably a good representative sample. So I do believe that roughly 50% of the US population supports or would vote for Trump.
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by lwansbrough 17d ago
"Patriotic" and it's the renaming of a place with historic meaning and cultural significance to the region on both sides of the border. It's vandalism. Like when ISIS went around destroying historic sites. Does every Tru
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by lwansbrough 17d ago
While they show Lake Ontario (Lake America) in the rest of the world, I would like to suggest that they apply a more patronizing treatment to the alias: Lake Ontario ("Lake America") The quotes add a certain.. je ne sais quoi. I t
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Show HN: We built semantic search over the GTA 6 Extended Look(twitter.com)
1 points by lwansbrough 18d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Per Diem, a daily dice game like Balatro(perdiem.loch.tools)
3 points by lwansbrough 20d ago|0 comments
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by lwansbrough 22d ago
If you use Gemini after reading Claude's simlish, it will feel very refreshing.
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by lwansbrough 27d ago
I feel like Opus 5 is going to need a postmortem once they figure out what makes it so obnoxious. It's clearly something like an artifact of getting the model to reach deeper for tokens, possibly because it has some positive impact on
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by lwansbrough 1mo ago
I suspect if you showed one human a million photos of a bike they might get it right.
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Show HN: Seedle, daily -dle for Minecraft seeds(seedle.loch.tools)
1 points by lwansbrough 1mo ago|0 comments
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by lwansbrough 1mo ago
Perhaps this isn’t a new observation but the problem with LLMs is very clear with these. It’s a nice microcosm. The LLM will draw a fish companion (unprompted!) with a nice gradient but won’t get the pelican’s feet right. It’s obviously a p
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by lwansbrough 1mo ago
Access to your computer
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Show HN: Seedle, daily -dle for Minecraft seeds(seedle.loch.tools)
4 points by lwansbrough 1mo ago|0 comments
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by lwansbrough 1mo ago
It shouldn’t be, and certainly doesn’t have to be. Logically it should be cheaper to live in an apartment than an entire house - obviously. Suburbs are subsidized by economic centres. And the state of affairs in North America - Vancouver in
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by lwansbrough 2mo ago
For OpenAI, research is marketing. I’m sure they’ve got plenty of budget for that.
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by lwansbrough 2mo ago
This is satire right?
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by lwansbrough 2mo ago
Why stop there though? My harness writes WAT directly and compiles with wasmtime. It’s very fast and very difficult to read.
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by lwansbrough 2mo ago
In theory. But in practice, in my experience, sub-agents increase cost. Sub-agent tasks often have overlapping context after the point of dispatch. Example: you tell agent 1 to explore folder A and agent 2 to explore folder B, if they have
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by lwansbrough 2mo ago
This is how I started web dev 20 years ago :) Building a Windows XP “clone” portal for my PSP.
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by lwansbrough 2mo ago
Going to call it user error if you find Opus 4.5 better than 5, sorry.
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by lwansbrough 2mo ago
[loads up most intelligent AI ever created] “Rabbit sex, how?”

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