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by rmbyrro 2mo ago
After they acquired Cursor, Grok 4.5 seems like a completely new model, performing at Opus 4.6 level, I'd say. But much cheaper and faster.
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by rmbyrro 2mo ago
And our robots still look far from capable of changing bike tires...
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by rmbyrro 3mo ago
I agree with you for some kinds of images, but not all. LLMs are the best PDF-to-markdown converters, in my experience. I have a CLI that converts PDF to PNG, then run a background agent to "read" each PNG and write it down as mar
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by rmbyrro 3mo ago
That study seems to be confounding factors and rushing to a questionable conclusion. A very plausible explanation for the adenoma detection rate to have gone down is simply that its prevalence went down among the population in the second th
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by rmbyrro 10mo ago
What's the value of something that has no utility and is not linked to anything useful or valuable?
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by rmbyrro 10mo ago
I think this is analogous to diseases and vaccines. You don't immunize a child by exposing it to the pathogen, but to a modified version of it that poses no threat to their health, but still allows their immune system to recognize and
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by rmbyrro 10mo ago
Empirical research [1] [2] shows that your worry is unfounded. [1] Homeschooled Children’s Social Skills: https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED573486.pdf [2] Homeschooling and the Question of Socialization Revisited:
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by rmbyrro 11mo ago
Can they know the SIM location precisely? I believe they can only triangulate multiple towers to determine a radius. If they could pinpoint a specific, narrow location, it'd be easier to spot unusual concentration.
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by rmbyrro 1y ago
I use hundreds, if not thousands, of third party software in my Linux OS and I don't think the OS is in a sad state.
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by rmbyrro 1y ago
I think many Apple users, especially people in the software industry, would prefer Apple software to be open source. It's not that they don't care, it's just that Apple quality is superior in multiple ways (hardware and softw
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by rmbyrro 1y ago
exactly, connect AI to our existing digital lives I think we do need to build new interfaces, though. The existing ones were designed for humans to use, either GUIs for end-users, or APIs for developers. But LLMs have very different reasoni
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
> The LLMs seem to have their own idea of how they want to do something exactly! what I'm experiencing is that prompt engineering has its limitations and comes with inconsistency issues... by designing the tool from scratch tailored
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
Integrations between LLMs and real-world services are challenging because all our current interfaces were designed for humans. While developing tools for LLMs, my team [1] and I came to the realization that we need a new engineering discipl
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The Birth of Machine Experience Engineering(blog.arcade.dev)
5 points by rmbyrro 2y ago|4 comments
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
> if we jump across imaginary moral bars some people set up Aren't you you the one setting up imaginary moral bars for what kinds of features a car should or should not have? And for what people should or shouldn't want in a ca
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
"what (I think) the world needs right now" is people who make uncomfortable sacrifices to live up to the ideas they defend, before calling for massive collective change and policing other people's personal choices and interes
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
aider.chat has an /architect mode where you can discuss the architecture first and later ask it to execute the architectural decisions works pretty well, especially because you can use a more capable model for architecting and a cheape
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
> You are more likely to get late to work because your alarm run out of battery :-) Or because you spend precious sleep time on pointless comments online...
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
If I were an Indian resident living downstream this river, I'd relocate
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
have you ever done therapy for a deep emotional issue? your comment sounds like you've never
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
i've had issues with aws lambda and compiled ai models, because lambda varies hardware and cpu architecture from one container to another i can imagine this happening if a team has a myriad of hardware/os flavors and different ser
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
> Stalin didn’t win ...even backed by crucial US supplies
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
be creative in any kind of technical assessment some people think SWE is about "logic". it is, in part, but the "engineering" in software is much more of an art than it is in other branches, like construction the current
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
this [load image] button is so respectful and considerate, such a pleasant surprise to find on a random website in 2024's internet
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
the main criticism is about sending private and sensitive data to Apple without consent and warning
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
try using LangChain and you'll get countless examples of bad abstractions started working with it this week for a new project gosh, it's so painful and unintuitive... I find myself digging deep into their code multiple times a day
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
the possibility of error is a requirement for AGI the same foundation that makes the binary model of computation so reliable is what also makes it unsuitable to solving complex problems with any level of autonomy in order to reach autonomy
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
humanity benefactor CEOs can get fired out of the blue
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
there's no real alignment among brics as there is among european nations or nato members, for instance
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by rmbyrro 2y ago
using the service is optional and they're clear about how pricing works, though one can always refuse to use

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