namnnumbr

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by namnnumbr 2mo ago
That's a misleading title - of course no existing MCP server is going to be compliant with a spec that has not yet been released, and obviously no server is going to incorporate substantial, breaking changes when the clients themselves
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by namnnumbr 3mo ago
oMLX ( https://github.com/jundot/omlx ) makes running the mlx inference server quite easy for those interested in UI-based hosting. oMLX also supports mtp or dflash drafting.
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by namnnumbr 4mo ago
Yep. or https://stopsloppypasta.ai
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by namnnumbr 4mo ago
stopsloppypasta.ai
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by namnnumbr 4mo ago
AFAIK "orbital data centers" are a bunch of nonsense. 1. GPUs create heat. There's no efficient way to get rid of the heat in space (vacuum is an insulator). 2. Die-shrink makes modern processors and memory more and more sus
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by namnnumbr 5mo ago
I really like latent.space and simonwillison.com. Also (shameless self-promo) I publish a 2x weekly blog just to force myself to keep up: https://aimlbling-about.ninerealmlabs.com/treadmill/
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by namnnumbr 5mo ago
Yes! I'd be totally happy with today's sonnet 4.6 if I could run it locally. If you can forgive the obviously-AI-generated writing, [CPUs Aren't Dead]( https://seqpu.com/CPUsArentDead ) makes an interesting poi
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by namnnumbr 5mo ago
IMO, you're incorrect: 1. In my own use, since 1 Apr this month, very heavy coding: > 472.8K Input Tokens +299.3M cached > 2.2M Output Tokens My workloads generate ~5x more output than input, and output tokens cost 5x more
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by namnnumbr 5mo ago
Following up on "strictly better" via plot in release announcement: https://www.anthropic.com/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww-...
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by namnnumbr 5mo ago
The title is a misdirection. The token counts may be higher, but the cost-per-task may not be for a given intelligence level. Need to wait to see Artificial Analysis' Intelligence Index run for this, or some other independent per-task
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by namnnumbr 6mo ago
if you used an AI, I'd love to see the prompts you used to get such human grammar and spelling errors
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by namnnumbr 6mo ago
I talked myself in circles on that "why it matters" heading but ultimately couldn't come up with a better one. "The problem" has similar ai-slop feel, and "the rant" // "the rules" did
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by namnnumbr 6mo ago
Oh, I 100% acknowledge the site itself was LLM generated. I'm not a web designer, so I needed a lot of help making a visually appealing site, even if that design language is at this point LLM trope. However, the essay and the guidelin
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by namnnumbr 6mo ago
I acknowledge that those likely to copypaste slop aren't likely to find this article themselves, but I built the page to be shared or guide discussions around etiquette like nohello.net or dontasktoask.com. IMO a common understanding o
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by namnnumbr 6mo ago
100% - was inspired by and quote "It's rude to show AI output to people" in this. Thanks for linking the discussions!
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by namnnumbr 6mo ago
I wrote this intending it to be directly sharable and/or to provide a framework for how to have that discussion, kind of like a nohello.net or dontasktoask.com. I've found success having sidebar conversations with the colleague (e
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Stop Sloppypasta(stopsloppypasta.ai)
667 points by namnnumbr 6mo ago|259 comments
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by namnnumbr 6mo ago
Tired of people at work pasting raw ChatGPT output into chats, I coined the term "sloppypasta" and have written this rant to explain why it's rude and some guidelines for what to do instead sloppypasta: Verbatim LLM output co
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by namnnumbr 7mo ago
I like the concept, but it's not picking up what I'm putting down... '"epic vampiric doom" suggests a bright and uplifting soundscape'? I'm not so sure about that ... I was hoping for something more like
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Karma Engineering(aimlbling-about.ninerealmlabs.com)
2 points by namnnumbr 7mo ago|1 comments
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by namnnumbr 7mo ago
Anthropic's bet is that a model which understands why its values matter is safer than one that follows rules. Buddhist philosophy has a word for this: karma — not punishment, but intentionality creating feedback loops. I traced this id
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Regressions on benchmark scores suggest frontier LLMs ~3-5T params(aimlbling-about.ninerealmlabs.com)
4 points by namnnumbr 8mo ago|1 comments
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by namnnumbr 8mo ago
I tried backing out proprietary model sizes from benchmark scores, inspired by a Latent Space podcast where Artificial Analysis noted their Omniscience Accuracy numbers track parameter count better than anything else they measure. I trained
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by namnnumbr 11mo ago
I can't wait for ads to prompt inject my Agentic Browser.
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by namnnumbr 1y ago
Would something like dagger.io work for sandboxing? I'm not sure on the security side of things, but I very much liked the presentation they did at the AI Engineering conference (San Fran, earlier this year) about how they can build br
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by namnnumbr 1y ago
This is not new - the quote was "87% of data science projects fail" in 2019. https://venturebeat.com/ai/why-do-87-of-data-science-project...
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2026, Year of Reinforcement Learning?(aimlbling-about.ninerealmlabs.com)
10 points by namnnumbr 1y ago|2 comments
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by namnnumbr 1y ago
For SWEs interested in "AI Engineering" (either getting involved in how models work, or building applications on them), there's a critical paradigm shift in that using "AI" requires more of an experimental mindset t
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by namnnumbr 1y ago
Pass^k and not Pass@k (see https://www.philschmid.de/agents-pass-at-k-pass-power-k ). Would be a great twofer to see the code used to run the benchmarks as examples.
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by namnnumbr 4y ago
I had chronic achilles tendonitis and ended up getting shockwave therapy from my orthopedist, who mentioned it's also frequently used for plantar fasciitis if PT does not help

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