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Using GPT-6 Astra – OpenAI Docs(developers.openai.com)
1 points by tekacs 13d ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 13d ago
https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/latest-model The docs page has a bunch more interesting details, including for example async tool calling!
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by tekacs 13d ago
I think they embargoed the news, and then they failed to put up their own blog post synchronized to the scheduled news releases, probably because of the outages they're having today. Reuters announced at 2.03pm and at 2.40pm still no b
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Bernie Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act(twitter.com)
8 points by tekacs 13d ago|6 comments
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by tekacs 13d ago
Posting this in opposition to it for awareness
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by tekacs 13d ago
Quite possibly, yeah! Although in the past, whenever Anthropic has been down, I've always been able to rely on using OpenAI.
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by tekacs 13d ago
Amusingly and frustratingly, this coincides with Codex also being down right now: https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/comments/1w69ff6/whats_this_e...
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by tekacs 16d ago
Sadly no – the current 'classic' is just the Steam game without the steam features AIUI – i.e. still the mouse-oriented UI. 0.47.05 is the last keyboard version AFAIK.
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by tekacs 18d ago
Yes, lots – I think that folks will hopefully discover more of these as they scale up their ambition, now that LLMs make a lot of previously difficult things far easier.
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by tekacs 22d ago
It's really fun seeing Manim [1] used to illustrate a proof! (See the video at the bottom) [1]: https://github.com/3b1b/manim
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Mycelium AI Policy(github.com)
2 points by tekacs 1mo ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 1mo ago
Yeah, with love the words "open source" mean a lot less here (de facto, of course not de jure) when the resulting open source product is entirely contingent on Cloudflare's PaaS. And I think they suffer a little a little bit
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by tekacs 2mo ago
In this case, and I don't mean this critically, I guess it would technically be, "Instructed model to find efficiencies... reducing inference cost by 20% saving company x billion dollars per month." I have no doubt that furth
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by tekacs 2mo ago
Gotcha, interesting. I would love it to death if there were a way to run some CLI, maybe on the system, that gave you information on the current replication state of the disk!
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by tekacs 2mo ago
This is phenomenal, great work! On the HN frontpage is Superlogical (I have no affiliation) right now, and I used the shell provided by the Kedge News demo to `ssh superlogical.jobs` from my browser on a phone on an instance started seconds
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by tekacs 2mo ago
Very well said, thank you! The triple clause here is exactly what I mean.
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by tekacs 2mo ago
This is completely backwards. Cybersecurity has an attacker-defender asymmetry that heavily, HEAVILY favors defenders. For starters, a defender gets to pick the surface area, an attacker has to work with what they're given.
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by tekacs 2mo ago
For anyone who – like me – was hoping for a video to see what it looks like: https://youtu.be/h2V8YyfKCVs?t=4421
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by tekacs 2mo ago
Although this is interesting, it's worth noting that she's saying that her departure is for health reasons, so it feels like it'd be a hollow place for us – as HN is wont to do – to speculate on the company.
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by tekacs 2mo ago
If you read the article, you'll notice that they're explicitly making sure to block the ones that interactively query specific content too.
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by tekacs 2mo ago
I mean that they're telling developers that they should use Cloudflare's platform to build agents, the kind of agents that would go across the web and act on behalf of users... but then they're also the ones blocking those re
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by tekacs 2mo ago
> For all new domains onboarding to Cloudflare, the categories of Training and Agent will be blocked by default on the pages that display ads, while Search will remain allowed by default. It's kind of exhausting seeing Cloudflare pl
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by tekacs 2mo ago
Something fun: on our AWS Bedrock console right now, there's a 'NEW' model called 'anthropic.honey'. Wonder if that's the codename just for this one or in general?
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by tekacs 2mo ago
Not what I immediately expected: it doesn't give you the cryptographic identity of the target app, but it does read a lot like a high-quality phishing attack where you get to e.g. issue permissions prompts with the totally specific vis
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by tekacs 2mo ago
Given how small the counterexample is... this feels like a great example of where a lot of interesting results are going to be found: not because they were super difficult, but because intelligence didn't scale, and until computers cou
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by tekacs 2mo ago
I have these plan files as well, but it depends on the scope and scale of the things you're executing on, I think. However much detail gets put into the plan, it still doesn't help if part of what the model needs to understand is
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by tekacs 2mo ago
That isn't really a way around it for the kinds of things I'm talking about. The whole point is that getting all of the relevant context to even orchestrate it takes up most of the model's 272K.
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by tekacs 2mo ago
Yep, Max. I would definitely struggle to code with Anthropic's plans on Pro.
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by tekacs 2mo ago
When I've asked Codex agents about things that were in their context window, they've never – to my experience – been able to actually retrieve something from before compaction when using the proprietary compaction endpoint. Instea
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by tekacs 2mo ago
I've implemented a similar approach – although I'm surprised not to see mention of cache prefix busting in there!

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