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perching_aix
3d ago
133 posts out of 30022 (0.443%), with an emphasis on last month. You're complaining two weeks into this month, despite the volume having clearly dropped off and gone back to early July levels. If anything, the topic is winding down
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perching_aix
3d ago
literally. ran the numbers quickly, it's a ridiculous claim. they barely register even when considering thread popularity: https://imgur.com/a/dqsFkTb needs log scale to even see anything, really: https:/&#x
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perching_aix
4d ago
Seems to be back online now.
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perching_aix
4d ago
> I would call myself an artisanal programmer . Software Engineers are (...) very condescending (...) They need the title of Engineer because deep down they are very insecure. Jokes really do write themselves sometimes...
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perching_aix
4d ago
Yes, it's supposed to be.
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perching_aix
4d ago
I'm yet to have a productive conversation with anyone who whinges about not being able to have a logical discussion about things they feel strongly about, but given that safety and control are interchangeable when the intentions a
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perching_aix
4d ago
Here's the context: - Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: We Must Pace the Frontier, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49672510 - OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: I agree with Dario that we need to pace the frontier, https:/&#x
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perching_aix
4d ago
That's the thing. The moment you publish, the design you spent 100s of hours on also becomes public, at which point it becomes entirely replicable with little to no recourse. Hence the theme of this entire thread: a devaluement spiral.
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perching_aix
4d ago
TL;DR: - "yeah we know" - "looking into it" - "will ping you" - "might take a while though" + preemptive linguistic cushioning in case they feel socially (politically) compelled enough to forbid clank
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perching_aix
4d ago
If you have a software engineering background, it's like how semantic versioning is bollocks. Semantic versioning describes the following idealized setup: - you have an interface you expose (a contract, and thus a contract signature) -
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perching_aix
7d ago
A few years ago, during a particularly spam heavy period, I got pissed at Google's ineptness at combating spam, and decided to have a think about how I could get rid of the problem for good. What I arrived at: - I should never hand out
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perching_aix
7d ago
Is there a standard for exposing such sitedata dumps? If not, it's not really surprising that they don't.
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perching_aix
7d ago
I'm not sure whether this counts substantive enough, but WOW that thing looks absolutely comical, lol Naturally, I can already see people deeming it to be the most beautiful thing ever though. Truly, I'll never understand Apple, n
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perching_aix
7d ago
Not that I wouldn't find AI output kitsch often, but it's been really quite eye opening to see the outright hordes of shameless narcissists crawl out of the woodworks, and really abuse the snot out of the fact that the models are
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perching_aix
8d ago
alright, i'll bite: what real work did you put out there that has improved the lives of regular people in the past one year? (without the use of ai, needless to say)
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perching_aix
8d ago
> What else can they declare really? Oh I don't know, maybe something like this? "Given how seriously this would violate the most fundamental of academic standards, as well as taint the claimed capability behind this result, we
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perching_aix
8d ago
There's literally an opt out toggle even pesky peons like me can peruse, actually.
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perching_aix
8d ago
right on release for both? such a strangely pointed question, as if it wasn't customary by this point...
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perching_aix
9d ago
TL;DR: the same tired points you've read a million times already "It might be slop but at least it's human slop!" - would the author argue in turn, probably: > People used to argue online, flame each other, get angry.
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perching_aix
9d ago
what makes this a scam in your opinion, and how exactly do you reckon they are fooling investors? snide vagueposting is a lot less cool than you think it is
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perching_aix
10d ago
There's no mechanistic difference between the two types of cookies, let's not pretend this is an actual config choice that people are making. Whenever I hit Anubis, I simply go "keep your secrets then" and take my leave.
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perching_aix
11d ago
here you go: https://nitter.kareem.one
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perching_aix
11d ago
Auto model selection has been basically unusable for me, so I'm really unsure how much to trust the post's narration on this... Oh well, can't wait to be harassed by management to try and use it anyways...
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perching_aix
11d ago
What is that shorter proof and how does it work? Is there a layman-accessible version?
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perching_aix
12d ago
Here you go, it's live now.
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perching_aix
13d ago
Not sure what's giving you a pause there?
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perching_aix
13d ago
pretty sure that's the idea, yes
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perching_aix
13d ago
then it's basically useless lol, wtf, this has to be a defect
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perching_aix
13d ago
gpt-6-astra-ultraspeed when?
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perching_aix
13d ago
yeah, that's what i'm saying
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