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It’s funny how different everyone’s experience is with this stuff. To me the diminishing returns are more around not going crazy with prototyping or running with xmax thinking all …

https://www.pangram.com/blog/third-party-pangram-evals You can also just try it yourself I guess really what convinced me was how it perfectly agrees with my own judgement.

This has been pretty well studied. Pangram is about as good at an expert human with a 98% detection rate and https://arxiv.org/pdf/2501.15654

92% of this text is detected as AI. It may be time for Hackernews to integrate a Pangram detector into the UI, similar to what substack is doing :)

It might actually be for the best to stress the system in this way. It's not practical to keep a military based only around "stockpiles" that you're scared to use up. Modern combat…

> AI managed to escape using standard and well documented script kiddie methods. I think truly we don't know enough to say this. OpenAI says their AI found a 0-day exploit in some …

Absolutely terrifying. I'm sure they will soon find that AI pilots defeat human ones in dogfights 100% of the time, since they have faster reaction times, can tolerate higher G for…

It's funny, my reaction was the exact opposite. Details like this show that they're fundamentally unserious and focused on the wrong things. Imagine if Germany, when developing the…

https://www.c82.net/blog/making-of-naturalists-library You are correct! Apologies for not doing enough reading myself.

I admire the effort but it's hard to get excited about looking at some ancient illustrations which have been partly filled in by AI. I want to see the work of an actual specific ar…

It is an interesting divide. "German" is both an ethnicity and a citizenship, and it's possible to become one but not the other. "American" on the other hand is purely a citizenshi…

I have high hopes that America will be one of the few countries on earth to resist the tendency towards a surveillance state. Just because it’s such an individualistic anti-governm…

AI is automating all the easier tasks in people’s jobs, leaving them to spend 8 hours a day on the hardest problems which AIs cannot yet solve. Software engineers are probably alre…

Hackernews not blindly hate on AI challenge: impossible

But GPT-5.5-Cyber is also not released publicly?

This can’t run any models that cost $25/mtok lol. I think the fastest model it’ll reasonably run will be GPT-OSS 120B which costs $.05/mtok. This is a laptop for CUDA devs and AI l…

This won’t be able to run any of the cutting edge models. And the models it can run can be served from cloud providers for very cheap - like It’d take many years to break even on y…

Speculation is it’ll cost at least $6k for 128GB

It's also shockingly twitter-nerd-coded. "The cure for token anxiety", it advertises. To be honest it's hard to see why anyone would buy this product so maybe they decided to take …

I think this is a great idea. Wouldn't have guessed this would be possible so I looked into how it'd actually be implemented. I guess this is done on the device as a VPN via Apple'…

I think it's probably too soon to say. I certainly still feel that large coding tasks are getting better and better with each model. I'd guess lawyers, doctors, etc feel similarly.…

AI slop detected, you're under arrest

I feel like this is one of the most advantaged times in history in terms of regular citizens having access to cutting edge tools. Looking online it seems like the low end estimate …

Such suspicious phrasing lol. So you’re saying Paul Graham and his wife Jessica have 800 MILLION dollars worth of OpenAI stock, and that’s not so significant?