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computerphage
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Comment #49184342
What is ingenuity?
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Comment #49071113
Each individual book is rare, the purchase includes many different rare books
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Comment #48991071
I read it as "was posted earlier this year. It claimed that compute has been doubling every seven months for quite some time, on average"
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Comment #48981016
What do you mean by "folded during wartime"? When did wartime start, and who folded?
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Comment #48578112
Why do you agree?
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Comment #48578048
They claim it has a very low false-positive rate, which is meaningfully more nuanced than "accuracy". "Detect AI-generated content with 99.98% accuracy." -pangram themselves
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Comment #48578034
https://www.pangram.com/research/how-it-works
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Comment #48388490
In my view, you're the one claiming to be able to tell the difference! You said, "You tend to see that more..." ...which I took to mean that there were threads where you can look a…
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Comment #48387159
Palisade Research demonstrated this capability, including fully copying model weights, on May 7th, 2026 https://palisaderesearch.org/blog/self-replication https://arxiv.org/abs/260…
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Comment #48347621
Do you?? Show me an HN thread where half the comments are paid for
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Comment #48347578
That strikes me as a really poorly calibrated expectation. Who benefits? Who's paying? How could I get this job?
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Comment #48336628
This is AI written, according to pangram, and also obviously
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Comment #47924200
Show me a graph of your javelin skill doubling every six months and I'll start asking myself if you'll be the next champion
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Comment #47879698
But how do you explain the fact that, before it got bad, it wasn't /already/ bad. You've gotta have some model for why there was a change if the rate wasn't previously at 100% and …
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Comment #47877107
It didn't used to be regulated. How do you explain the fact that not everyone used to be an opiate addict?
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Comment #47865444
> Barely passing body-text contrast in dark themes This has been killing me recently. Apparently I need slightly higher contrast than some people, and these vibe coded UIs are basi…
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Comment #47794765
Yeah, when I'm writing code I try to avoid zeros and ones, since those are the most common bits, making them essentially noise
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Comment #47765859
Do you? What's the technical detail here? Why can't you get the model's prediction, even for that first token?
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Comment #47718705
Related: https://www.transformernews.ai/p/ais-next-big-blue-battlegro...
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Comment #47718686
OpenAI wants to not be responsible for "accidents" that kill more than 100 people, despite some critics arguing that their current actions are likely to cause such harms.
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Comment #47167601
Why are people dangerous? You can just not listen to them.
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Comment #46797575
Why isn't the AI story believable? It seems to me that AI is getting more and more productive
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Comment #46716004
What's your point?
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Comment #46681745
The usual thing is that the market ends up around $0.95 for things like that, if the actors are all solid investors. It only takes one overly enthusiastic yes buyer to break that c…
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Comment #46439116
Why do you think they have not trained a new model since 4o? You think the GPT-5 release is /just/ routing to differently sized 4o models?