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by this_user 6d ago
Now their broken slop code is at least memory safe.
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by this_user 17d ago
Nothing about this is surprising, something like this was always going to happen, because you - or an LLM for that matter - can always find a line of motivated reasoning that justifies any course of action. One would have to be extremely na
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by this_user 17d ago
It's honestly a smart decision. They already have access to the common market just like Norway. Becoming a full member just means being subject to a EU governing body that has proven itself to be largely ineffective and incompetent, so
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by this_user 1mo ago
You should probably realise that the world has radically changed since then. This kind of thing works when you have a significant lead in the field that makes keeping vulnerabilities open sufficiently low risk for your own side. But if your
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by this_user 1mo ago
Would be interesting to compare the Chinese version. Because, obviously, their English version is for users, not for investors or government officials, while the US labs are always addressing those too.
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by this_user 1mo ago
That always seems to happen upon release of a new model. People look at the benchmarks, which look good, because the model was almost certainly optimised for that. Then they start actually using it, and after a week or two we get the real a
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by this_user 1mo ago
This is not even news. This piece of information was already included in the original release, and the issue was apparently a miscommunication between the two companies that left a gap open in the test environment.
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by this_user 1mo ago
Instead of rewriting Bun, maybe Anthropic should have thrown some tokens at finishing Hurd.
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by this_user 2mo ago
I am not sure what point the author is even trying to make here. On the one hand, he seems to complain about how AI has virtually made the traditionally PhD thesis obsolete, but on the other hand, he also states: > Consider that most PhD
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by this_user 2mo ago
Not really though, since the result of the prompt is not deterministic. It greatly depends on the model, the version, the harness, even time of day if the provider's infrastructure is currently overloaded and is silently degrading perf
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by this_user 2mo ago
Almost Microsoft material.
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by this_user 2mo ago
This had nothing much to do with AI in particular though. The issue was that there had previously been a military installation at the same location, but the US military did not update its database. Apparently, one analyst had flagged the is
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by this_user 2mo ago
They are, which is why this pearl clutching over particles from cookware is a bit silly.
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by this_user 2mo ago
> China wants the US economy to flounder. Why would they possibly want their largest customer to flounder?
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by this_user 2mo ago
Well, the "About the Author" section should probably just be a link to claude.ai.
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by this_user 2mo ago
You misunderstand Musk's motivation. This was never about money for him, but about control over a key technology. One of the main reasons he exited OpenAI was the fact that the other co-founders wanted to create a structure where no on
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by this_user 2mo ago
Founding a start-up with VC money, dumping the bag into someone else's lap, and then riding off into the sunset is a very different skill set from actually growing and running a company that is no longer early stage. Look at Zuckerberg
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by this_user 2mo ago
It's too many releases now. At some points, the numbers just become noise. I think most people will stick to the LTS releases, but even those come out every two years.
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by this_user 2mo ago
The rule does exist, but in all of World Cup history, it has been used once for this purpose over 50 years ago. During a tournament, it is understood that a red card means an automatic suspension for at least the next match. That is somethi
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by this_user 3mo ago
Zuckerberg was never a great strategist. The only good strategic decisions that he was ever made were the acquisitions of Instagram and Whatsapp. Almost everything else was either completely misguided, way too late, or executed so poorly th
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by this_user 3mo ago
For Meta, it was never really clear why they even were in the AI race in the first place, since pretty much all of their products are B2C and don't really profit from integrating powerful AI models. And for all of their internal needs,
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by this_user 3mo ago
Oracle has a huge, entrenched enterprise business that will keep them alive almost indefinitely, just as Microsoft does.
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by this_user 3mo ago
> it enables people to transact monetary value bypassing for-profit operators such as western union and paypal You are not even getting rid of that, you are just replacing them with a different set of middlemen in the crypto ecosystem wh
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by this_user 3mo ago
And everyone will bully you on the group ride if you show up with this.
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by this_user 3mo ago
Software Engineering may have very well entered its own Eternal September.
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by this_user 3mo ago
It's far too expensive for that with how cheap renewables are making electricity. France is already struggling with that.
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by this_user 3mo ago
I mean, the only reason they did it was to be able to comply with the requirements of the test. But the reality is that every once in a while you have a scandal like this or something like Wirecard, and it happens, because the culture is su
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by this_user 3mo ago
German companies, especially old school industrial ones like VW, have a very hard time understanding open platforms. The view everything through the lense of liability and compliance first. Their thinking is that if someone runs their app o
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by this_user 3mo ago
That would imply that the EU has the ability to build its own, competitive AI ecosystem. At the moment, it's mostly just Mistral, and they have been way behind SOTA for a while now. You can't just legislate this into existence, yo
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by this_user 3mo ago
Anthropic spent months going on about how incredibly powerful and dangerous their models are and how access to them needs to be restricted. Now they are getting what they seemingly wanted.

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