throwawayffffas

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by throwawayffffas 3d ago
I totally agree everyone should slow down AI development except for me, but not because I want to dominate the industry, but because only I can be trusted to deliver safe AI in fact that is my companies whole reason of existence since about
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Anthropic CEO calls on AI companies to slow down development(euronews.com)
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by throwawayffffas 6d ago
> He was a good coder ... Counterpoint: Facebook was written in php.
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by throwawayffffas 7d ago
No model acts like this in my experience, not fable, not opus, not k3, not gml, not qwen 3.8 either. Additionally the provided prompts are not what anyone who has used this things would say in either situation. Sure you can ask it to make o
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by throwawayffffas 7d ago
yeah thats what it boils down to as long as they are using twitter.com. They are also using the twitter trademark.
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by throwawayffffas 7d ago
> Maybe Google have detectors of some sites that are mostly vibe-coded also being associated with AI slop. That is definitely not the case. At least 90% of google results are AI slop now.
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by throwawayffffas 7d ago
Check if chrome flags your site as malware. If it does, hire a lawyer and sue them for defamation.
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by throwawayffffas 12d ago
That's what blows my mind, nothing that is happening is actually new, we have seen this shit play over many times. And yet the system was completely incapable of shutting this down.
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by throwawayffffas 13d ago
In that environment the founder has no hope or reason to go public, making equity in the company worthless. VC used to push to public exits in order to maximize the founders and VCs stake which turned employees equity to a liquid asset. Tru
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by throwawayffffas 13d ago
While the open approach is commendable. The 32b and 36b models are inferior to qwen 3.8 27b, at least according to benchmark numbers. I would have liked to have seen both compared to 27b, not only the dense one. Also would have liked to see
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by throwawayffffas 14d ago
So your other founder is a doctor or a pharmacist right? Right?
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by throwawayffffas 14d ago
Depending on the size of the black holes these detectors can see them.
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
Ooof you were not lying about the garbage. Hidden div for scrolling on canvas... Not really judging I make a lot garbage too. If you are going to do custom drawing why bother with the web platform, go native.
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
I think you have this backwards. For the majority of apples history their products were incredibly niche mostly used by designers because certain admittedly superior software for these professionals only shipped with MacOS. The ipod and iph
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
There is a great documentary[1] about Compaq, that includes this bit of their history I believe. And an okaish tv show where the first season is very loosely based on Compaqs clean room engineering effort. [2] [1] https://www.imd
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
But it's not their mistake at all there is nothing they could do, companies went out there and reversed engineered BIOS. They couldn't possibly stop them.
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
The first reversed engineered version of BIOS was released in 1982 by Columbia Data Products. https://www.ntari.org/post/how-clean-room-reverse-engineerin...
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
It wasn't a mistake there was nothing they could do to prevent it. The clones happened with cleanroom engineering which is legal.
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
> Apple isn’t nefarious… they are the default That's not true, well the second part is not true. it's not the default, it's a choice they made, there is no default. They could have opted for maximum interoperability and op
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
I am not even talking about the apple store, i am talking about printers, cables and file systems in the 90s. Since the beginning of the company everything they made did not work with stuff from other manufacturers on purpose.
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
> most of the things people attribute to him seem like guesses about a guy who was very hard to predict and often inconsistent. The author is doing the same. Personal background has minimal impact in these kind of decisions. Policy is ab
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by throwawayffffas 15d ago
That was always the strategy, the whole apple ecosystem was always obtuse and closed off from compatibility with the rest of the computing world just to maximize rents. If they could, they would ship an apple version of the internet only av
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
That excludes new legitimate users, just put up a very cheap paywall for the web interface, 1 dollar for lifetime access, that way each request is tied to a user and can be rate limited. While remaining essentially free.
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
Kimi and GLM reliably run python to do stuff as well.
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
> In a few runs Claude tried to terminate the malware process once it noticed the compromise, but Auto Mode denied the cleanup command. See, that's why you should run with --dangerously-skip-permissions Jokes, aside running with dan
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
No it's not, beacuse the people running the bots have access to the c implementation and GPUs, the arm implementation on the iphone might be fast, but is almost certainly slower than an implementation running on a 5090, let alone a b30
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
My first thought was put varnish in front of it as well. But given how wide the url scheming is, the valid urls seem to be in the quintillions, if i counted correctly, its unlikely a naive caching solution would work. But given that it&#x27
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
They use Xens pci passthrough, you can setup a pci device to be assigned to a vm. The vm runs it's own driver and has direct access to the device, you typically have to hide the device from dom0 for it to work flawlessly and hardware s
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
Hardware graphics acceleration can work, it just needs a bit of fiddling and opens a few attack vectors. I don't legitimately know if there has ever been a viable attack through a shared pci device though.
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by throwawayffffas 16d ago
It's always gendered in the singular, very rarely people may use the singular in a non gendered way and usually this conversation that we are having follows.

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