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We usually see this kind of discussion around weekends. To me it looks a bit like psychological warfare, designed to drive up the mega valuation of some IPO candidates, in other wo…

It didn't come up with a counterexample for the P versus NP problem, I wonder if they just didn't ask about it...

> "Everything is a Remix" is a good watch on youtube that explains this Not completely. Novelty used to be a major thing, when Humans did it. Another important criteria used to be …

I think this is a veiled advertisement for Norway. Half of the world is engulfed in wars and terror (half across the road towards Mad Max), however Norway is worrying about the env…

Interesting link, thanks. What about the contradiction between the next two sentences? “a human may select or arrange AI-generated material in a sufficiently creative way that ‘the…

At some point there will be no one left to review Claude generated code. I think that will be an interesting time, given our reliance on software based systems... A linked-in post …

Wasn't Claude supposed to do all the coding by now? Did we have a change of mind or did we run out of tokens?

Wonderful, thanks! These are the Joo Janta 200 Super-Chromatic Peril Sensitive Sunglasses, powered by AI :-)

Maybe just for the purpose of getting a break on it all?

I suspect that distillation attacks may be slightly exaggerated. Most of the training data used during fine-tuning is now synthetic data. You can't just repeat the same stuff twice…

Actually here is the full talk on youtube, the quote is at 20:26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9HmOz8H0qI

I saw a video on Linked-in. It's a talk by Steve Jobs from 1983, where he is anticipating, what an LLM can do now (at 4:03 in the video). https://lnkd.in/p/ddWU7cTp My thoughts on …

just recalled: some significant open source projects are being rewritten in Rust, with the help of Claude. I don't know if these efforts will be successful in the long run, but in …

Speaking of financing: how is the Anthropic IPO going, what is the timeline? They filed over a month ago, no news since. (I would have expected some spectacular news headlines that…

Wow. Now did you try to check the setup with something like Claude Fable? Will it find issues, what kind of issues? Another question: how many tokens did this effort cost? Did you …

i happened to liked Google AI mode, even wrote a composition about that [1] Now it is going to be enshittified, which is probably inevitable. https://github.com/MoserMichael/tips_o…

CNN is quoting data from the Gaza health ministry, an organization run by genocidal Islamist Hamas, without mentioning its affiliation and without questioning the data. So much for…

I think publishers will not be pleased about a steep fall in click rates, now publishers still have considerable political influence. What will Google do in the event of serious le…

> I seriously think I'm going to stop posting on the internet for good. I had similar thoughts, but it would probably not make a difference, at this stage. What is there stays ther…

reliability is much better now, as far as i can tell.

using zeebe/Camunda at work. The system gives you a way of designing and partitioning message-based workflows. It has a very thorough design.

"What do you think about user XYZ?" or "What do you think about the comments of user XYZ?" It starts a whole lot of SQL queries that find and aggregate data & statistics It must ha…

I once had a python side project, it parses the 1911 edition of Roget Thesaurus into memory and provides some queries. https://github.com/MoserMichael/roget-thesaurus-parser

cpython doesn't have a JIT, why is free-threaded python a higher priority than developing a just in time compiler? The later would be more resonant with the typical use case for py…