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Comment #48221678
don't undervote me....it's a joke
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Comment #48221670
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Comment #48156577
It's worrying because it feels like a loss of control. But there must be control. And this what responsibility is. You should worry only about people who don't understand responsib…
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Comment #47703645
Co-author here. We collected 90 public signals from employee reviews and social media describing the organizational impact of post-acquisition cost extraction at CDK in the year be…
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Comment #47565520
> nothing but thieves! cool band btw
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Comment #47546690
there is a real one though — https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-sandboxing . needs to be enabled with /sandbox, not on by default.
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Comment #47440089
i feel like moves like this make it even harder for new open-source tools to break through. there's already evidence that LLMs are biased toward established tools in their training…
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Comment #47416840
wow, not bad result on the computer use benchmark for the mini model. for example, Claude Sonnet 4.6 shows 72.5%, almost on par with GPT-5.4 mini (72.1%). but sonnet costs 4x more …
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Comment #47403888
given specification approach: personally i found it useful in some cases to write preceding block-comments for functions. you can describe the desired behaviour there, input/output…
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Comment #47356543
i like how this research (and others related) kind of supports the idea that free will might be lacking. I still keep a pinch of skepticism about this idea, understanding that it's…
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Comment #47339128
I remember reading a CF blog post about crawler separation and responsible AI bot principles where they argue every bot should have one distinct purpose. Now they're building crawl…
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Comment #47327142
they are seeking talent, not buying the product. this is a valid strategy for devs - just to attract attention no matter what.
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Comment #47311638
Curious whether people here see value in this kind of research: using alternative public data to assess vendor risk before a breach, rather than after. We're aware that "we found s…
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Comment #47280474
This matches what I've seen too. Though I'd add another dimension: soft skills. In my experience, job searching has always been easier for people who communicate well regardless of…
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Comment #47280369
Saw the edit: I think that clarification was important. The core point resonates with me personally. The shift isn't about writing less code, it's about where the real judgment liv…
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Comment #47266175
makes sense, but i'd separate two things: models converging in ability vs hitting a fundamental ceiling. what we're probably seeing is the current training recipe plateauing — bigg…
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Comment #47253851
Curious about the baseline choice. modded-nanogpt was optimized for wall-clock speed, not data efficiency, so it seems like an unusual reference point for this kind of benchmark. W…
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Comment #47253701
oh it reminds me of all these claims regarding "bad" TV shows, "bad" songs, "bad" movies, etc. i understand that AI gives you a deeper feeling of interaction, but let's be honest -…
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Comment #47239230
> We heard feedback that GPT‑5.2 Instant would sometimes refuse questions it should be able to answer safely, or respond in ways that feel overly cautious or preachy, particularly …
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Comment #47193293
Is there anyone who really understands what’s different about the OpenAI agreement? Or maybe these are just Sam Altman’s public statements that don’t actually reflect the real term…
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Comment #47186215
Wtf is going on
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