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by zeven7 3d ago
> Fable is also very good at pushing back Oh man! This also is a pet peeve of mine with Fable. I will look at what it's doing and say "Shouldn't it be done this way?" and then it will spend forever arguing with me tha
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by zeven7 4d ago
I agree somewhat with the way the agents behave but feel the opposite reaction. With Fable, I get exhausted because it's always dumping out paragraphs of text that explain one approach but have some secret gotcha thrown out in the last
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by zeven7 4d ago
That same story happens without LLM involvement. I’ve also seen LLM suggest updating a lib. So unfortunately nothing about this story speaks to a difference between LLM and human capabilities.
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by zeven7 7d ago
What if you have 10-20% certainty the AI being built will kill everyone? Go on a rampage and land yourself in prison just so Lab B or China can win the arms race and their AI can kill everyone? Probably not. Quit your job? Sure.
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by zeven7 8d ago
Terence Tao said the same[1] > In fact, it is now the identification of a promising problem which is the scarce and precious resource. We have now seen that even the rumor of someone working on a problem can trigger a massive amount of
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by zeven7 11d ago
Claude doesn’t have text to image generation, unlike Gemini and OpenAI, so like Qwen it falls back to creating an SVG through text generation
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by zeven7 11d ago
One administration
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by zeven7 15d ago
If you get a black pixel you get a 46 billion light-year line-cone
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by zeven7 28d ago
Whenever I have Claude make changes I ask Codex to review the changes and reduce the comments.
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by zeven7 1mo ago
I bounce between Sol high/medium and Luna max. I don't know why you'd use anything between Luna max and Sol medium. Luna is so extremely cheap and cranked up to max it does anything I'd want Terra to do for a fraction of
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by zeven7 2mo ago
This is the sentiment of people who haven't accepted that this is in fact something very different from what people have seen in the past.
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by zeven7 2mo ago
And then everyone wanted to pay for the model that was so smart it was banned?
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by zeven7 2mo ago
I've thought similarly about music before. Everything's there in white noise. To get music you just have to selectively remove parts of it.
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by zeven7 2mo ago
They burned non-renewable resources at an unsustainable pace, like nothing ever seen before in history, resources that took millions of years for the Earth to produce, gone in a century, to make themselves wealthy - among other things.
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by zeven7 2mo ago
Man invents text generation machine. Man generates text.
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by zeven7 2mo ago
Maybe Codex has the same problem I sometimes have focusing while reading and has to reread the same sentence over and over again.
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by zeven7 3mo ago
I can’t understand why so many commenters are acting like this is bad news for Anthropic or their IPO, or that it’s some kind of comeuppance. An AI company can’t get better PR than the US government saying their model is so powerful it has
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Ask HN: Is anyone seriously considering a career change?
32 points by zeven7 4mo ago|29 comments
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by zeven7 5mo ago
I have Gemini and ChatGPT and keep them on the highest thinking settings. ChatGPT will regularly think 40-60 minutes on the same problem that Gemini will think 10-15 minutes on. The quality of ChatGpt’s response is usually a little higher b
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by zeven7 6mo ago
Anybody can compete in the unsexed category. It’s only the female sex category where someone can be barred. No one is barred from competing at the highest level.
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by zeven7 7mo ago
Not exactly the "Armageddon" part. It's a little more complicated than that. Hegseth's preacher is part of a partial preterist and postmillennialist group. They believe apocalyptic prophecies like the Great Tribulation a
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by zeven7 10mo ago
There are many humans that can’t pass that test.
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by zeven7 10mo ago
I've been using Gemini 3 in the CLI for the past few days. Multiple times I've asked it to fix one specific lint error, and it goes off and fixes all of them. A lot of times it fixes them by just disabling lint rules. It makes rev
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by zeven7 10mo ago
I think you missed the joke. The thing that was funny about it to him when he said it was he knew it was a natural extension of his public position, yes an extreme version of it, but he knew it was also true and’s logical and it was funny t
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by zeven7 10mo ago
I’m using remote ssh with it via the same plugin and settings I use in VS Code.
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by zeven7 10mo ago
From what I remember Google fought against DMCA abuse by media companies and lost.
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by zeven7 11mo ago
I would be very mad at Biden pardoning his family if the next president was going to be Bush. With all of Trump's calls for retribution, and actions in that direction since the election, it is hard to blame Biden for trying to shield h
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by zeven7 11mo ago
Even for legit interviews I don’t want all the random NPM dependencies they’re using running on my computer
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by zeven7 11mo ago
I just spin up an EC2 instance for the interview
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by zeven7 11mo ago
So it didn’t move from one party to another

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