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refulgentis
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About refulgentis
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Comment #49214607
Who is "we"?
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Comment #49214594
What do we mean by "easy to claim"? It is written by AI. The 6000 commits are by Claude.
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Comment #49214570
They disabled Postgres parallelism to benchmark too. Sigh.
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Comment #49214500
I cloned it. The 6000 commits are the problem, not the defense. 5,940 commits, one author, 29 days. 5,067 of them, 85%, have a `Co-Authored-By: Claude` trailer. Busiest day is 1,39…
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Comment #49213943
The project has 2 commits. 2. Commit #1's message is "hey claude, do a breakthrough" from a week ago and is 1.5M lines. Commit #2 is "blog post" from 4 days ago. My head is spinnin…
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Comment #49204945
Im a bit daft today, getting over strep throat, and this went over my head: is an equivalent to this “Yes, but it’s scary because it might turn from automating voice to no more hum…
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Comment #49204912
> Just automate a voice for that and ask them that while they're on hold / when the system first picks up. Is this criteria satisfied if we swap the titular “AI” with our inoffensi…
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Comment #49204902
My $0.000002: You dont need a study to know delegating task X can make you worse at task X, nor do you need one to know its vacuously true and avoidable.
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Comment #49197761
Are you using Kimi w/expectation of ZDR? Their EULA is “we use your data and train on it unless you negotiate something with us privately”
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Comment #49161379
What is “it”, of those 3? The last one?
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Comment #49156816
No, they did not change the renderer because of Apple. That is a complaint about Flutter, the iOS-aping widget set can't stay up with current iOS, and I don't think they have a rea…
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Comment #49155847
Shaders compiled at startup vs. not, not “who knows why a repaint is happening”
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Comment #49147920
It’s a seductive idea, but it displaces who is responsible for the poor framework development onto users of the framework. It’s easy to say they were just trying to be trendy and t…
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Comment #49146019
- External sources of inflation: COVID global inflation raises price of imports, same with Russia v. Ukraine global inflation. - Post a few up is way too aggressive about completel…
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Comment #49124885
FWIW, looking at pricing myself, it needs to 5x the tokens to get the same results as GPT 5.6 Luna at a much lower TPS. (doesn't obviate the fact that the pressure causes incumbent…
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Comment #49091998
We have a corrupt Supreme Court that transmutated the Constitution’s “well-organized militia” into “any individual”, combined with that and the Paranoid Style (Richard Hofstadter) …
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Comment #49043241
Billions of AI capex for a model that’s consistently forgettable and space computers, presumably data centers in space, are funding SpaceX? Isn’t the opposite? SpaceX has an extrem…
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Comment #49042108
I really do appreciate the effort but the data doesn’t reflect current conditions, and it’s falsified given it’s been virtually closed for months, certainly the same as 30% through…
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Comment #49039544
It’s fine to have it as a normal word, it might even be one! Hehe it is to me at least :) However, I believe OP is right, it’s un…grammatical? -parasable? in the headline? There’s …
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Comment #49039463
If we’re prioritizing accuracy: no, that’s not what happened - the blog post about it found by guessing URLs, no access to it was obtained by guessing URLs. Similarly, as long as I…
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Comment #49023335
I didn’t participate in the discussion yesterday because I find it implausible Fable was available long enough (3-4 weeks cumulative?) to get data and train and have it fundamental…
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Comment #48999612
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Comment #48999435
Hehe, cheers, it really is funny & odd habit I have (usually when I'm in "everyone is wrong!" mode, haven't bothered to argue that, and see someone else arguing it :p)
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Comment #48998340
You’re absolutely right and it’s heartening to see. I maintain a client with ~every provider you can think of and llama.cpp and it was really tiring the last few days to see people…
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Comment #48961177
I did, his argument is that we've already discovered ~50% of all bugs discoverable by LLMs. I'm treading lightly after you said "did you read it" to OP, I do believe we both unders…