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    Comment #49158316

    If only LLM benchmarks could benchmark it in the first day! Still no Artificial Analysis benchmark yet. Or benchmark for Laguna S 2.1 or Meituan models or lots of other models.

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    Comment #49128615

    It's hard to say what is needed now, vs needed in a few years. For example, many rumors say SSI has solved learning and retaining state. That would significantly change AI requirem…

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    Comment #48828868

    Plenty of other companies do this. Meta Muse Spark has a "Contemplating" which is this. Kimi had this on their website too, IIRC.

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    Comment #48828174

    > Not quite as "smart" as Fable, but it is incredibly capable. THIS IS BECAUSE GPT-5.6 SOL IS... just a more posttrained version of GPT-5.5, not a brand new bigger model than GPT-5…

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    Comment #48828145

    This is because GPT-5.6 is just a more posttrained version of GPT-5.5, not a bigger model than GPT-5.5. It's not like how Mythos is bigger than Opus. GPT-5.6 --------> GPT-5.6 Sol …

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    Comment #48821630

    Only if society needs more security. You can’t squeeze blood from a brick. At a certain point, you need to tolerate a little messiness to optimize societal growth. Think of it as a…

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    Comment #48513288

    This is going to age very poorly when the best Chinese labs ALREADY just started not open sourcing their models. Qwen 3.7 is not open source; previous Qwen versions would have open…

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    Comment #48345880

    It wasn't a bomb threat: https://hellottec.com/product/bomb-portable-bluetooth-speake...

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    Comment #48345778

    It was a bomb speaker: https://hellottec.com/product/bomb-portable-bluetooth-speake...

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    Comment #48273283

    Yeah, this is your fault if you install the skill. This reads to me as "user installed exe file can upload your data to a server". Um, yes, that's the point? This seems like this g…

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    Comment #48146586

    That would be REALLY easy to detect. It'll be 4x slower. The tokens/sec of the model is basically directly proportional of the memory bandwidth of the hardware it runs on. So eithe…

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    Comment #48131653

    There's almost 0% chance that OpenAI doesn't quantize the model right off the bat. I am willing to bet large amounts of money that OpenAI would never release a model served as full…

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    Comment #48119184

    It's a $10 gown, renting it for $100 is madness

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    Comment #48090392

    Yeah, I'm genuinely concerned that members of society can't seem to understand this. More and more people are just focused on making a quick buck. I'm getting a feeling that these …

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    Comment #48042673

    This is "Steve Jobs looking at someone on a fruit diet" and thinking "I can do it too" levels of reckless. Hell, Dunbar's Number is 150 people, and you expect to have 50 directs? T…

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    Comment #48034370

    This is stupid and irrational. It's like seeing someone eat 100 cakes, and then assuming everyone can do it. And then getting diabetes afterwards. It seems quite counterproductive …

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    Comment #48034329

    As opposed to the PhD student, who does not sleep and is not conscious.

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    Comment #48006169

    Yes, I see them all the time when I drink lots of alcohol [1]. This is a common issue with humans called "hallucination" which proves that humans are unreliable. [1] https://en.wik…

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    Comment #47996375

    Yes, I agree. If you tell humans "do not think of pink elephants", they are more likely to think about pink elephants. Therefore, you must not use humans for any important work.

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    Comment #47995929

    That's an extremely high bar. To use something off the top of my head: a 19th century scientist discovered Algebraic topology, does that make Algebraic topology easy? It's pretty c…

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    Comment #47973542

    None of those things are easily recognized though. They're not universals. A term like "cognitive biases" generally require a college level education. If you go to a tribe in the m…

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    Comment #47958082

    > We’re really not that vulnerable to such things as a species, because we as individuals all have our own minds and our own sets of biases that cancel out and get lost in the nois…

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    Comment #47928334

    I just did the work of the software team for them: I got Samba 4 working on Apple Time Capsules: https://github.com/jamesyc/TimeCapsuleSMB If you have a legacy Time Capsule you'd r…

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    Comment #47928007

    For those that are interested: I've managed to build Samba 4 and get it running on a Apple Time Capsule https://github.com/jamesyc/TimeCapsuleSMB

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    Comment #47927979

    I've already built it: https://github.com/jamesyc/TimeCapsuleSMB This runs Samba 4 on the Apple Time Capsule.