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aussieguy1234

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About aussieguy1234

Blog: https://softwareengineeringstandard.com/ | BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/robbiecahill.bsky.social | Medium: https://medium.com/@robbiecahill | Mastodon: https://fosstodon.org/@robbiecahill | GitHub: https://github.com/robbie-cahill

Built Tunnelmole, the open source tunneling tool with similar capabilities to ngrok: https://tunnelmole.com

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    Got a scam call yesterday morning. An American-ish accent, but quite rusty, I suspected they were using an AI voice changer. They said "Am I speaking to ?". I did not answer that a…

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    Comment #49119486

    Most real businesses loose more than $447 in the first 24 hours. So it's actually not that bad of a performance.

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    Comment #49106767

    Non paywalled article: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/hunter-gatherers-b...

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    Comment #49077153

    This guy should sue

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    Comment #49042817

    Not even 4 days later: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-5

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    Comment #49029843

    I've heard of Fully Automated Luxury Communism as an alternative economic model. The idea is machines do most work and humans don't work unless they actually want to. Supposedly ev…

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    Comment #49001459

    This is the best approach

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    Comment #49000951

    A clip going for a few seconds is probably faster than a human, who can only hand draw one frame at a time

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    Comment #48999412

    Hopefully one of these agents isn't given a goal to fire the nukes (or, some goal that indirectly makes the model decide this is a way to meet it). They are behind air gapped syste…

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    Comment #48992455

    So before making a claim, see if AI can produce a counterexample that makes sense

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    Comment #48986955

    If history is anything to go by, in the next week we'll see a distill of GPT 5.6 or Mythos that is not as powerful as either, but pokes its head just in front of Kimi K3.

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    Comment #48986717

    Agents are quite capable for any work involving CLI (not TUI) applications. Seems to work for me to manage my emails. I have Proton Mail bridge and `mbsync` dumping all mail to a l…

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    Comment #48985999

    They might not release such a thing, lest it puts all of their customers out of business.

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    Comment #48976202

    So they spent the $25. But the real question here is did they get the $500K?

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    Comment #48965999

    Can this be used without a TV, lets say if I just want to play the streams with VLC?

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    Comment #48941793

    I'll switch to this for now. I'm expecting Anthropics reply soon though. It would be trivial for them to distill Mythos.

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    Comment #48903574

    Good riddance

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    Comment #48901120

    A similar thing happened back in Australia years back. We had the Climate Commission, which did alot of great work. It was a government department and fully funded by the governmen…

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    Comment #48855494

    Nowadays a solo developer could use AI to generate some of these assets.

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    Comment #48841518

    So what's it going to do to the honey? Will we have spider venom laced honey?

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    Comment #48814625

    Is there anything like this for OpenOffice/Libreoffice? I have some ideas if there is