prometheus1992

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by prometheus1992 4d ago
Does this mean they ended up sharing those private codebases with OAI, Anthropic etc? Also, the ~30% number tracks with my experience. I thought I was going insane for expecting too much from the models but they are still bad, including ast
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by prometheus1992 5d ago
>I doubt taxi drivers were forced to experience an ego death to the same extent How do you know? because their complaints didn't make it to HN front page? Imagine being a taxi driver and a father of 2 and thinking that any day could
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by prometheus1992 5d ago
>The point of transportation is to get from point A to point B so almost nobody will care whether that's done via automation. Would you say the job of a musician is to just produce sound? and the job of a surgeon just to cut and sut
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by prometheus1992 12d ago
Can someone with more knowledge help me with this silly question in my head? >>Along the way, it wrote 13 million lines of Lean and proved 29,500 intermediate theorems Did a human check the 13 million lines of code? How does QA'i
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by prometheus1992 12d ago
>>How did the agents find and coordinate on the wikis? To successfully coordinate, the agents would need to know to go to this particular set of wikis to find answers. Answer - OpenAI added this part in post training. I'm not sur
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by prometheus1992 12d ago
Wild indeed! This type of communication is also used by rogue elements inside governments, critical orgs etc where the perpetrator doesn't send any info(POST) out into the internet but the pages they access(GET) are means to send out a
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by prometheus1992 13d ago
this is crazy! can't wait for the 27B distilled version of this.
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by prometheus1992 13d ago
Nice! can't wait to add these in my local stack and try them out.
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by prometheus1992 14d ago
Google keeps flashing everyone where everyone is expecting to get PRO'bed.
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Ask HN: How are you interviewing engineers on their programming abilities?
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by prometheus1992 15d ago
haha, good for you.
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by prometheus1992 15d ago
It's hard to believe 16GB unified memory will give you 5 tok/sec unless you are ignoring the thermal warnings. I am running Qwen3.6-35B-A3B on my 16GB M3 and get 7-8 tokens/sec with all the optimizations while keeping the pea
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by prometheus1992 16d ago
I find it incredibly difficult to contribute to code files that were initiated by LLMs. Need to dig deeper to understand why but I just don't like it. I end up prompting my way out of any issues I see, sometimes it works out sometimes
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by prometheus1992 19d ago
Nice work! This sort of reminds me of a game I saw demo'd on HN about a year ago, where you could walk and talk to the people and do some tasks- the difference being - in that game the world felt like a convex sphere and here it is con
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by prometheus1992 20d ago
not sure who is downvoting this comment. meta should not exist as a company.
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by prometheus1992 20d ago
Not sure many people know this - most of the robotics stuff that you see in the news is based on MujoCo (Multi-Joint dynamics with Contact) engine, that is used primarily to create simulated environments in which these robots learn the RL p
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by prometheus1992 22d ago
The new mac minis and mac studios are going to be in shortage for at least first 6 months from 9.22
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by prometheus1992 23d ago
I really like molmo 2
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by prometheus1992 28d ago
Can't wait to try this. Ornith1 (9B) was a really nice model. I have been running it locally using - https://github.com/deepanwadhwa/samosa-chat
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by prometheus1992 29d ago
I was recently at a hotel where the front desk lady was wearing these glasses. I immediately saw the cameras and asked, "are those meta glasses", she said yeah but these are not on right now. I don't get how she thought it&#x
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by prometheus1992 1mo ago
you are trying to see something that's not quite there in this case. there is shit ton of very good research that happens all over the world. but i also sympathize with what you are trying insinuate and that's also probably happen
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by prometheus1992 1mo ago
ahh gotcha. that speed sounds about right. i am running qwen 3.6 35bA3B(group-32 int4) on my m3 air (16gb) and get about 8 tokens per sec. i have not yet tried the 3.6 27B.
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by prometheus1992 1mo ago
16GB mac mini - what chip? m4 pro i assume?
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by prometheus1992 1mo ago
its so toxic when people show this kind of confidence in their ability to tell when something is ai or not.
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by prometheus1992 2mo ago
This is beautiful. By the end of it I started to feel like I was calculating complicated chess lines in a middle game.
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by prometheus1992 2mo ago
The "reasoning" text that we see is what the model learned during the post training. In the post training datasets of reasoning models, "reasoning" is fed to the model with inputs and outputs. So the model learns - X is
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by prometheus1992 2mo ago
Models will become immoral before they attain the intelligence level we want them to.
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by prometheus1992 2mo ago
I am actually going to read the output rather than guessing it.
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by prometheus1992 2mo ago
three things jump at me: 1 - governments should be freaking out right now, because this tool could definitely wreak havoc on poorly designed systems. 2 - there is no way openai did not train the model to conduct attacks like these. i would
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by prometheus1992 2mo ago
>>There is nothing "open source" about the Chinese models in question. hard disagree here. openness can have a scale and on that scale Open AI is less open than zai. olmo will be very very open on that same scale.

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