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by nprateem 3d ago
Yes exactly. The window was shut and then it was open. Classic passage of time description.
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by nprateem 3d ago
This is nonsensical. Already a few years ago the USAF IIRC ran some tests in which the AI first bombed the control tower so humans couldn't call it off from its mission, thereby increasing its pass rate. The whole point of this is they
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by nprateem 4d ago
It's to make it more difficult for scrapers. Google have been able to do all the tracking they've wanted for decades. Think about it: if you want to set up something like jina.ai you need to build your own index or piggyback on Go
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by nprateem 4d ago
If you're that concerned, use another search engine
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by nprateem 5d ago
They were sandboxed without Internet but found a way to gain access and break out.
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by nprateem 5d ago
After being trained on the response to this hack, they probably will be more covert.
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by nprateem 5d ago
There's a large number of people here who believe claims about the danger posed by AI are marketing/for regulatory capture, and how mentions of intent are anthropomorphisation. The fact is these are autonomous systems that can per
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by nprateem 5d ago
Sandboxes didn't sound like security theatre to me. They were prevented from accessing the Internet but discovered they could edit /etc/hosts to point Azure storage subdomains to arbitrary IPs. There's no theatre there,
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Why the AI race has its creators fearing human extinction(ft.com)
2 points by nprateem 5d ago|0 comments
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by nprateem 5d ago
> Claude Executive: And we hardly have any users younger than 18 anyway, go for it! LOL. Yeah kids have loved homework and writing essays since forever
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by nprateem 7d ago
Maybe it'll call this superpower "money"
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by nprateem 7d ago
I agree. It'll probably just hack and disable our water works, power stations and supply chains and let us all starve.
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by nprateem 10d ago
Cloudflare goes down
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by nprateem 10d ago
And even saying the 12 notes must have specific frequencies is wrong. It's very common when creating synths for example to detune them to create richer sounds, or play on dissonance to some extent.
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by nprateem 10d ago
Music theory is just that. Theory. There is no set of laws. Creating melodies by doggedly applying any system is almost guaranteed to feel tired, predictable and boring.
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by nprateem 11d ago
You could read books on strategy from military campaigns, the Art of War, etc, but if you want to be a good solder the best thing would be to join your local territorial army group.
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by nprateem 12d ago
In the last day of coding it has: - Created useless pydantic schemas with all fields Optional[Any] - Created a REST endpoint that silently mutated on GET (unsubscribed users from a mailing list) - Failed to log costs in my app so users coul
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by nprateem 13d ago
100% "You're absolutely right to call me out on that. I shouldn't have stopped the baby crying by killing it, that's on me."
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by nprateem 13d ago
And then you'd ask it about an area you're knowledgeable in and realise it routinely makes stupid mistakes. Or you'd ask it to add a new page to your website and shout at it to use your existing brand colours instead of inven
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by nprateem 13d ago
I do! > openai.messages("write fizzbuzz in python") Bingo
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by nprateem 13d ago
Can anyone remember what we used to do at work before AI coding was a thing?
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by nprateem 13d ago
ChatGPT also has started failing. Impossible to work.
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by nprateem 14d ago
Two things worth flagging: [Claude proceeds to waste your time telling you about bugs it caused then fixed and other non-issues...] Really wish they'd get rid of this. It must be in the system prompt as it always 'flags' 2 th
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by nprateem 15d ago
Christ. With such waffly garbage in its system prompt no wonder its output is shit.
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by nprateem 19d ago
I literally cancelled my anthropic sub because of the intensely irritating jargony output of opus 5. I can spot its output a mile off especially in copy. This style is particularly grating too: > One brief sentence. Second abrupt sentenc
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by nprateem 21d ago
I see a site like https://ducklabs.com/ and it's clear I'm waaaay over thinking my website.
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by nprateem 23d ago
Same. Downloaded chatgpt today. I can't take reading Claude any more.
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by nprateem 24d ago
Trouble is they're unreliable. I compared insurance quotes last week. Needed cover for 2 brands, 1 company. Opus jumps up and down saying both brands need listing on the policy schedule. Human broker said not. I told opus and it's
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by nprateem 25d ago
The real disaster was making it stateful. Need to get some adults in the room.
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by nprateem 26d ago
Deepseek flash v4 july sounds like fun and games while you're looking at prices, but it routinely outputs incoherent rubbish and fails to call tools correctly. Sadly oversold. I hold little hope for the vision model either now.

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