slopusila

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by slopusila 7mo ago
move to SF. that's the place AI will nuke first
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by slopusila 7mo ago
it turns out that all those jokes about EU regulating the curvature of the cucumber were on to something
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by slopusila 7mo ago
another cookie warning disaster incoming hopefully AI will wake them up and save us from all this nonsense
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by slopusila 7mo ago
now you are debating exactly how GPT should be credited. idk, I'm sure the field will make up some guidance for this particular paper it seems the humans were stuck, and only AI thinking unblocked them
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by slopusila 7mo ago
after those 30 min you can manually ask it again to continue working on the problem
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by slopusila 7mo ago
it's called ethics and research integrity. not crediting GPT would be a form of misrepresentation
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by slopusila 7mo ago
hey, GPT, solve this tough conjecture I've read about on Quanta. make no mistakes
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by slopusila 7mo ago
yes https://www.anthropic.com/research/end-subset-conversations
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by slopusila 7mo ago
what is the business case for a text editor in a code writing agent world? maybe they could pivot into the luxury boutique hand-crafted artisanal code market
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by slopusila 7mo ago
what if I prompt it with a task that takes one year to implement? Will it then have agency for a whole year?
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by slopusila 7mo ago
from the creator of openclaw - a lot of websites block/rate-limit non-residential IPs driving a browser in the cloud is also a bit of work but you could put a proxy on your residential machine
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by slopusila 7mo ago
more tokens, less reliable, dont work in all CLI agent harnesses
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by slopusila 7mo ago
agents can understand them. and you can view them in the terminal
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by slopusila 7mo ago
seems like it requires an API key to your proprietary Ensue memory system
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by slopusila 7mo ago
Most likely a Nick Land ref: > This is because what appears to humanity as the history of capitalism is an invasion from the future by an artificial intelligent space that must assemble itself entirely from its enemy's resources.
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by slopusila 7mo ago
> My concerns about obsolescence have shifted toward curiosity about what remains to be built. The accidental complexity of coding is plummeting, but the essential complexity remains. The abstraction is rising again, to tame problems we
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by slopusila 7mo ago
you can invent a new language, ask LLM to translate existing code bases into it, then train on that Just like AlphaZero ditched human Go matches and trained on synthetic ones, and got better this way
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by slopusila 7mo ago
I know another version, where 27 was a joke about the guards and then they come and beat him
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by slopusila 7mo ago
> including email addresses, phone numbers, and other unspecified “internal metadata.” > Substack specified that more sensitive data, such as credit card numbers, passwords, and other financial information, was unaffected. I hate it w
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by slopusila 7mo ago
how about support for "auth import-token" so you dont need to keep SLACK_TOKEN in env
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by slopusila 7mo ago
two engineers implementing the same task are not-deterministic yet nobody complained about this in fact engineers appreciate that, "we are not replaceable code monkeys cogs in the machine as management would like"
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by slopusila 7mo ago
even this is an intermediary stage as elon musk said, the next phase is 100% AI run companies, any sort of a human in a loop, even if in a minimal role, will collapse the productivity
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by slopusila 7mo ago
elon musk saud that the next wave is agents (optimus human in a box) clicking around the old SaaS apps, not agents writing new apps to replace them microsoft ceo said the same thing - agents will be using windows/office and be the bigg
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by slopusila 7mo ago
what would be more massive would be phones not booting up because of a botched update. this way you can just switch back to the old partition
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by slopusila 7mo ago
that's how some phone OSes update the system (by having 2 read only fs) that's how Chrome updates itself, but without the symlink part
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by slopusila 7mo ago
on prem economics dont work because you can't batch requests. unless you are able to run 100 agents at the same time all the time
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by slopusila 7mo ago
most of those subscriptions go unused. I barely use 10% of mine so my unused tokens compensate for the few heavy users
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by slopusila 7mo ago
why do you care about uncommitted virtual memory? that's practically infinite
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by slopusila 7mo ago
after the models get good enough to replace coders they will be able to start increasing the subscriptions back up