stogot

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by stogot 15h ago
Won’t this change though? > the present problem of reward hacking can be solved only by rigorous specification by domain experts. the time of domain experts is expensive. rigorous specification is itself a skill, demanding its own expert
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by stogot 3d ago
Someone should ask them: if Gemini can’t evaluate this at scale then why should I use it for my enterprise?
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by stogot 9d ago
Blame the judges . Two judges determined Google was a monopoly but the judges declined to take drastic recourse. It’s fun to bang on the anti administration drum but this is a court thing. Edit: they did do the thing you said they didn’t
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by stogot 15d ago
Look how they spend money, plenty of articles on it, and it makes me hesitate to donate
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by stogot 15d ago
That depends on jurisdiction
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by stogot 16d ago
My hope is the chrome fanboys get forced to experience the full visceral web and revolt. Will Google employees who used UBO now vomit over their own corp decisions and reverse?
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by stogot 16d ago
This is QT? I couldn’t tell it looks so good
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by stogot 27d ago
“ reasonable/no guardrails = Chinese models..” So conforming to CCP political discourse and propaganda is reasonable now? https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-4.7/discussions/5
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by stogot 29d ago
Wello this is troubling. How much other data must they have bought that wasnt public
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by stogot 1mo ago
The example prices of kWH in this article are inconsistent
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by stogot 1mo ago
Are the LLM and agent the same thing? Why different nouns ?
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by stogot 1mo ago
the last few items there (benchmarking, human evaluation, docs) can be rushed or skipped by leadership if they want to beat comp. they probably spend a few weeks on those things normally
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by stogot 1mo ago
30 document analysis in parallel
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by stogot 1mo ago
OpenAI has gpt-oss that they said is open weight
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by stogot 1mo ago
Gum is often made of plastics so won’t be surprised if cancerous themselves
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by stogot 1mo ago
Are you suggesting outsourcing? AI produces hypothesis, a chief scientist approves, and it’s outsourced to a lab in Vietnam to execute.
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by stogot 2mo ago
What tooling makes this go?
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by stogot 2mo ago
Would it be good on audio?
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by stogot 2mo ago
Zero trust is deterministic. AI is non-deterministic Non-deterministic access controls is Terrible idea
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by stogot 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by stogot 2mo ago
It may read information about the benchmark, such as on blog post, or Twitter feeds (example OP) without active cheat
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by stogot 2mo ago
Several links are 404
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by stogot 2mo ago
You always hear about when Linus has an outburst, but this was a cogent, relaxed and nice response to a big question.
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by stogot 2mo ago
My LLMs seem to grasp for React when I just ask for a simple webpage to display something simple. Its infuriating
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by stogot 2mo ago
So this is why Apple is suing OpenAI and Johnny I’ve? A stream deck with LEDs?
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by stogot 2mo ago
In 2027 how many tokens will we spend to create the jitter, pre-jitter planning, post-jitter verification, and then cloudflare’s inevtiable counter-jitter
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FAA approves first space mirror(spacenews.com)
2 points by stogot 2mo ago|2 comments
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by stogot 2mo ago
I’m not OP but to say Your article is incomplete and washed. It makes no mention of the jizya, Janissary, of slavery, persecution, or rape. Read a history book written by a copt like Sword & Scimitar and then look at the references. He
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by stogot 2mo ago
What was the scam?
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by stogot 2mo ago
Why is a browser tool better at rendering text than native?

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