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gck1

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About gck1

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    Comment #49125966

    Heck, agents don't start editing before they're already at 70k for me. I've played with explorer agents giving exploration summaries to help the implementer agents use more of thei…

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    Comment #49118102

    This will absolutely not end well.

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    Comment #49118063

    > According to whom? It's very easy to answer this without my help by trying to get access to Mythos. Do you see requirements clearly listed anywhere? Can you even apply? What you'…

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    Comment #49117681

    You seem to be putting a lot of weight on Anthropic employees being the smartest people in the world. And I don't doubt that, not in the slightest. But I've seen exceptionally smar…

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    Comment #49117569

    They had a model escape in April, roughly the same time when they were fearmongering about Mythos and how Anthropic should be the sole keyholder of cybersecurity capabilities, and …

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    Comment #49117451

    They also gave access to Mythos ( the Mythos) to some companies, based on... vibes. Who knows how these companies are using it. If Anthropic can't effectively contain their own mod…

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    Comment #49117088

    > On July 21, OpenAI disclosed that several of their models had broken out of an isolated test environment > In response to this incident, we began a large-scale retrospective revi…

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    Comment #49116793

    Recent-ish models learned to use the same trick engineers played on non-engineers, where they try to sound very smart by overcomplicating very simple concepts. It's very taxing, es…

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    Comment #49116281

    They do have subagents, released v2 of that feature with the launch of 5.6 model series in fact. It's just... very poorly executed, is a significant regression from subagents v1 an…

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    Comment #49115936

    It's funny how codex itself can't do Sol orchestrator / Luna implementor out of the box.

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    Comment #49115579

    Luna is comparable to GPT 5.4 from 4 months ago on many benchmarks. I know many who have said during that time, myself included, that if that's the model they had to use for the re…

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    Comment #49113842

    They're supposed to bring 5h today.

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    Comment #49090585

    I did a full circle and essentially dropped all of my personal static workflows encoded in skills because I observed recent models picking better ad-hoc workflows for particular pr…

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    Comment #49077469

    It took me a few hours to find some very questionable communities, which in turn gave me access to: - Ways to obtain cheap guarded-AI tokens that are not linked back to me and with…

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    Comment #49077009

    > In cybersecurity, a level playing field favors the attacker Yes, but didn't it always? Hence why my position is that this will get us back to relatively where we were pre-LLMs. A…

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    Comment #49076808

    I've got zero knowledge of bio, so can't answer that. But with cyber the answer is very simple - the attackers already have more cyber-offense capabilities and there's no putting i…

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    Comment #49076682

    It's refreshing to see how there's almost no person in this thread who can't see the BS. All the goodwill that Anthropic could have had is basically gone. Anthropic is likely on th…

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    Comment #49076569

    > We should not sell powerful chips or chipmaking equipment to China Yes, please. We don't know whether we'd have open weight models today, had the chip-prohibition not been in pla…

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    Comment #49073777

    Its such a shame Android's backup/restore is such a mess, even more so in GrapheneOS. I remember the era before Google and manufacturs started cracking down on bootloaders and cust…

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    Comment #49073331

    They can still make your life very difficult. They could throw you in jail for "obstructing investigation" or something similar. Not in US, but had my phone seized by authorities a…

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    Comment #49048180

    Claude's "I'm going to draw the line here", "This is where I'm going to hold the ground" always rubs me the wrong way. Classifiers rejecting a request are one thing, but there's so…

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    Comment #49044987

    That's brilliant, I should try that. I usually just start by preloadig context with plausible legitimate use, have it work and obviously fail, and then ask to figure it out without…

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    Comment #49043473

    > so you haven’t actually used Claude Code yet. Where do you think the principle came from? I've used claude code for a year, and stopped February this year.