sargunv

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by sargunv 1mo ago
You're arguing that the ability to read a label is absolutely worthless, because they might occasionally lie to you. It's not so absolute. Maybe you need absolutely 100% confidence your labels don't lie, but I and presumably
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by sargunv 2mo ago
That's a strange and arbitrary line to draw. There's plenty of times I make edits by hand and then tell an agent to kick it up to a PR, or on the other extreme, let an agent implement something autonomously, and review the diff my
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by sargunv 2mo ago
That's the decoy message, "written in ghost font".
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by sargunv 2mo ago
I wish articles like this bothered to link to primary sources. > It advised users to uninstall the software or update to its latest version. This implies the government believes the monitoring mechanism was removed in the latest version.
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by sargunv 5mo ago
If they really need to guard the thinking output, they could encrypt it and store it client side. Later it'd be sent back and decrypted on their server. But they used to return thinking output directly in the API, and that was _the_ re
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by sargunv 5mo ago
I'm not aware of a name, but I'm also curious if there is one because I had a hard time searching for it. I came across it on ThePrimeagen's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/u1WmiqlrqL0
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by sargunv 5mo ago
Even with strict flags on, there are failures. A trivial example: function mutateArray( arr: (string | number)[] ) { arr.push(1); } const a: string[] = ["one", "two"]; mutateArray(a); a is now a st
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by sargunv 1y ago
I agree with this take. Desktop Linux is better than ever and I can do just about 100% of what I need on my Linux PC. I still use macOS regularly and even Windows sometimes, but I’m not too worried about Apple or Microsoft locking things do
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by sargunv 5y ago
Electric cars are heavier due to the battery.