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ttamslam
13d ago
From the text, likely no. https://collusion.wiki/#different-from-hf >The main reason we believe this was a distinct swarm is because these agents explicitly had internet access as part of their task—the whole point was w
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Zaibatsu
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21d ago
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ttamslam
1mo ago
I'm so primed to enjoy this from what I can tell, but sadly too buggy to use.
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6mo ago
> but not contemplating that it's going to be out in the wild for 10 years either way I think there are a lot of developers working in repos where it's almost guaranteed that their code will _not_ still be there in 10 years, or
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6mo ago
> People may not know that the reason they like your product is because the code is so good, but everyone likes software that is mostly free from bugs, performs extremely well, helps them do their work quickly, and is obviously created b
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6mo ago
> and they have nearly 0 false positives I really don't see how this can be possible unless they're accepting abysmal recall? Perhaps I'm missing something fundamental here, but the idea that AI and non-AI assisted text ca
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Show HN: A war-strategy game played by AI agents
(agentempires.app)
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6mo ago
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Show HN: Prove that a human wrote it
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7mo ago
I've been working on this tool to address this same issue in other communities: https://www.ityped.it/ It's certainly not perfect, but similar to what you mention. p: https://www.ityped.it/p/W
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ttamslam
11mo ago
We use playwright for interacting with the browser, so while it's not available by default, we do support bulk exporting tests as playwright to move off our platform or to customers who want to run deterministic versions of the tests o
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11mo ago
This is interesting, I think we've shied away a bit from security-ish use cases since it's outside of our personal core competencies, do you have examples of what tools exist today for catching things like that? Or is it totally a
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ttamslam
11mo ago
> Are your agents good at testing other agents? e.g. I want your agent to ask our agent a few questions and complete a few UI interactions with the results. I'd say this is one of our strong suits I think, specifically the UIs tend
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11mo ago
Hey I'm Matt! Really excited to answer any questions. To elaborate a little bit on the "canary" comment -- For a while at Airtable I was on the infra team that managed the deploy (basically click run and then sit and triage i
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1y ago
I'm super curious to learn more about what AI/Innovation looks like for the MTA. Is any of your/their work published?
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2y ago
I thought about doing this as well but ended up viewing it personally as a "lose-lose" for myself rather than a "win-win". I wonder if that says anything about my risk-aversion.
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Show HN: View Amazon search trends and optimize listings
(amazonlistingtool.com)
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3y ago
Wild to see some actual code from the FTX repo. Laughed at the takeaway of making sure you at least hide your fraud behind some messy code.
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3y ago
I seem to missing something during install -- Odin is not showing up in the list of Community Plugins. I'm running locally via docker and have tried updating the Obsidian client + toggling restricted mode + restarting. Very excited to
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3y ago
Did you replace it with a “dumb” phone for emergencies?
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4y ago
Ah I should have searched before impulsively posting, sorry about that. > This video is a feat of human intellect and ingenuity. I couldn't agree more! Anyone reading this who can spare 20minutes - It's certainly worth it, and
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4y ago
I am absolutely floored at the depth of the exploits used in this video. I genuinely have a hard time imagining the number of hours that went into discovering and and mastering these techniques.
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SM64 – Watch for Rolling Rocks – 0.5x a Presses (Commentated)
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4y ago
I’d argue that dance is at the very least able to express a _different_ set of concepts than language, often times more directly. Example: intimacy of dancing with a romantic partner offers a different and valuable form of expression than v
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4y ago
This is more fun than it should be - reminds me of jumping around cells in a shared google sheet
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5y ago
What sort of things would you place in your memory palace? The concept has always been interesting but I’ve struggled to come up with useful applications outside of pure competition
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Guessing corporate market caps is surprisingly hard
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5y ago
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5y ago
Although I also think some part of that has to do with raise seeking. Lots of confounding variables at play.
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ttamslam
6y ago
Not OP, but I also have a project that would slot in nicely. I run a service that tracks work/sleep/exercise/meditation (along with a couple other data points that don't fit the duration model) via an SMS interface. I te
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6y ago
Apologies for being off topic, but the side project you link - https://andychung.me/self-portrait - is absolutely awesome. Runs like butter in the browser and I absolutely love the art style. Kudos to you!
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ttamslam
6y ago
Interesting that this comment is the account's first comment. I hope NLP researches don't start using HN as a proving ground for their models.
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