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by notfromhere 6d ago
This really just exists so cognition can stop spending API tokens with Anthropic or OpenAI. Basically any successful AI based service will do this because at scale the frontier models are expensive and you’ll have enough data to fine tune y
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by notfromhere 6d ago
Well the models did get better but yeah their early product was godawful
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by notfromhere 9d ago
its nowhere near as good as it was in Dark Sky. the apple weather app is pretty bad where I'm at.
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by notfromhere 16d ago
Aren't they used doing this so they can generate training data for using Macs via the UI with computer use?
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by notfromhere 17d ago
Sol Light on computer use is fantastic. I use it whenever I need to dive deep into whatever shitty web saas app menu if the API is unavailable
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by notfromhere 20d ago
If your standard for free speech is “my side gets to question propaganda, but the other side’s worst posts prove the platform is biased,” that’s not a free speech principle.
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by notfromhere 29d ago
LLMs seem to be trained to work very well against a goal, especially one it can verify against. I guess because it can easily know if it passed or failed, va other tasks where good/bad output is subjective
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
It’s hard to manage because it’s not intelligent in a predictable way. More like a genius toddler
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
I have seen a lot of companies start with this, then when they hit 150 users on their team plan and start having to pay API rates they immediately start introducing other models.
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
You should be running your agent in a box so that’s not really a risk
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
Anything will be fast if you etch it straight to silicon
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
Might be his commitment to fascism across the western world
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
That example is a good reason nominal GDP has limits on what it can measure, as a drive thru Mississippi would show a poor state with small pockets of wealth
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
Gee maybe building a business on top of mass ip theft might have consequences
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
planes fly above the weather, so kinda irrelevant. you can cross the atlantic fast with something like the Concorde
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
yeah but the size of the us healthcare sector (like 18%) is a policy choice, other developed countries have theirs at 10-12%. U.S. healthcare is a giant predatory clusterfuck and seems impossible to meaningfully reform.
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
I think it’s just where they focused RLHF resources. The models have generally only gotten worse at writing. And writing doesn’t have validators like code so you can’t really scale it in the same way
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
A lot of these markets aren't really functioning when there are many middlemen that have an 2-4 company oligopoly that choke out any actual competition. Many markets don't really have 'competition'
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by notfromhere 1mo ago
Its meat processors having a monopoly.
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
No they wouldn’t. A balanced budget would be incredibly unpopular with everyone as you’d have to raise taxes and cut spending.
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
The problem is that half the political system thinks you can cut taxes and grow revenues. Which is an intentional strategy to repeal social programs that they’d never get the votes to do so via legislation
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
It’s funny because no frontier labs would exist if the Google transformer paper wasn’t published
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
The value of the company and lapses in governance have nothing to do with each other. One does not disprove the other
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
You’re saying this as if that wouldn’t have been a positive outcome
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
I’m the person implementing and monitoring output. What high am I supposed to be getting? Please let me know so I can stop buying drugs
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
Hallucinations are not really a big problem in day to day work
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
distribution
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
you're renting a space per month, and they're essentially adding an extra fee if you're doing more than sleeping there. kinda nuts
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
output only slows down because companies don't want to adjust how they work. its a complete skill issue if you cant manage a remote org. if a company/team is already spread out across multiple offices, its a remote org
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by notfromhere 2mo ago
sure, that doesn't mean pay is justified

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