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exabrial

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About exabrial

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49252701

    OpenAI: Commit to 117% of your datacenter power demand to be supplied by nuclear, wind, and solar, so it arrives the same day (or sooner) than your demand starts. This isn't that h…

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    Comment #49251058

    California is a shining example of where it does not happen.

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    Comment #49251052

    you're about to be stuck with last-generation models that won't ever be updated, because the government has to renegotiate a contract with whomever and someone else will get upset …

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    Comment #49251035

    Don't worry, the solar dude is about enter the chat.

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    Comment #49250189

    Democrat Representative Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz in the House Democrat Senator Willie Preston [D] in the senate

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    Comment #49247314

    What actually happened [probably], in California: A heatpump salesman has a buddy that is a government official. Has outdated models he needs to liquidate. Salesman guy needs to be…

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    Comment #49226448

    Apple is obsessed with making sure you don't have control over anything, it's really really weird. It started with "no root access for you, only us" and now this.

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    Comment #49218490

    That is an insane amount of competition.

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    Comment #49218486

    I don't think they send the thought traces over the wire at all now for Opus5

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    Comment #49217086

    https://openjdk.org/legal/ai I don't think this is as big of news as it needs to be. The explanations are from a risk-management perspective.

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    Comment #49216722

    Great. Can we have thought traces back?

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    Comment #49203639

    In known expenses, Eli Lilly spent a ~$1.2 billion in research/development, ~$3 billion in manufacturing facilities... Cumulative revenue is estimated ~$65 billion, ongoing expense…

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    Comment #49201742

    I hate to sounds like I'm defending them... but that's like every startup. Taxi Pendants? Never heard of her - Uber/Lyft Gambling laws? Pssht - Polymarkets

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    Comment #49192435

    Everyone says Israel, which is at least partly true, but the other reason is Ukraine. Iran is a major partner for Russia.

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    Comment #49177467

    The real problem is the cost. Somehow $1mil/missile (which would be "cheap") is an acceptable price.

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    Comment #49177412

    Yep, but one cannot script that, make it a part of a bash or automator actions, which is a problem.

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    Comment #49177131

    I love iCloud private relay, but I need a way to turn it off. A command line utility would be amazing, along with the ability to turn off/on DNS-over-HTTP.

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    Comment #49176245

    Yeah, I think we need to. Opus 5 is great, but it's too wordy and it's making mistakes that aren't caught till much later. Usually you can see if the model is going off-course thro…

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    Ask HN: Dear Anthropic, can we please have thought traces back?

    Dear Anthropic, can we please have thought traces back? I can't verify whether or not the LLM is arriving at the conclusion from cheating, or if it's fudging or making stuff up. Op…

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    Comment #49171215

    Good progress. Germany also shut down its nuclear sector and made up for it by burning crap tons of coal.

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    Comment #49139989

    Better spend your time going after those flat-earthers then

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    Comment #49139727

    Right, whats happening here is the first sales pitch to CEOs: "AI will let you fire everyone" is not panning out (duh)... so for the next trick, "AI will at least let you pay them …

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    Comment #49125278

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    Comment #49123985

    Modern Java friggen rocks. I honestly cannot understand why you would use anything but the OG these days!

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    Comment #49116537

    Which also, is literally not a crime. Don't blame the victim.