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Comment #49256566
Did anyone calculate this for OpenAI?
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Comment #49242008
Looking forward to giving this a try with llama.cpp. I’m watching the open-weights competition with high expectations.
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Comment #49225941
I think that would spoil a lot of the fun. I would favour visual and audio feedback loops to interactively learn how things work under the hood.
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Comment #49225893
Sounds like a great way to inflate your success metrics for AI queries
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Comment #49199826
I disagree. Whether something is manipulation depends on whether you are trying to change someone’s opinion or behavior, not on whether the manipulator has “good” or “bad” intentio…
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Comment #49164977
> Part of this can be good (you talk about what they care about, where 90% of broadcast messaging might not apply) and part of it can be bad (manipulation.) Side note: it's manipul…
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Comment #48966367
Serious question: how do we verify claims like these on the effectiveness of a harness?
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Comment #48962159
Has anyone tried Kimi K3 against gpt-5.6-sol on real projects?
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Comment #48962079
Exactly; this is a no-go for me, I will wait for an independent provider to sell the service, which is possible thanks to the open weights.
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Comment #48952030
I understand you're trying to be funny, but my point is that with novel technology there are novel ways to claim innocence in courts because of the legislative void.
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Comment #48941223
They could use an agent to summarise the source material, and then train models on those summaries, and claim that some sort of clean-room training has happened?
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Comment #48816610
> Or are you referring to the claims from Meta, Google, and Adobe -- which failed to hold up under independent evaluation. This. > However, he demonstrated a clear lack of understa…
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Comment #48812197
I can't find on their website some indication of what kind of usage I can get out it, otherwise I'd be interested.
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Comment #48791938
This is a great statistical analysis and it was a pleasure to read, but I wasn't expecting the claims to be so poorly supported. There's also a reply from one of the Meta authors t…
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Comment #48788469
I remember hearing this perspective when I first started in the software industry, and I agreed with it for quite some time. But frankly, we’ve never been further from it.
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Comment #48773186
The more I read into it, the more pain memory flashbacks I got. Bravo
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Comment #48756841
I'm trying it right now for a side project of mine, compared to Opus it is effectively better at following instructions and somehow has better "depth" when reasoning on complex tas…
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Comment #48744370
I don't know what I am doing right, or wrong, but I have access to claude and codex and I find myself giving the more serious work to codex recently. I tend to trust it more. I mig…
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Comment #48421393
How did you give LLMs tool use?
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Comment #48421261
I could spot numerous bugs in code written recently and less recently, by me or colleagues. I was not angry but grateful and I knew there was no way back!
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Comment #48421140
You mean bad because they could have used a larger memory module and thus higher resolution sound samples?
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Comment #48373638
> To do this, your device is shouting to the world a ton of your personal information in something called a probe packet. A probe packet contains the MAC address as well as the lis…
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Comment #48221197
I'm going to give a try to piclaw as I want to get into the mindset of author, thanks!
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Comment #48221013
I have a different take on this: how many people using a rifle do you see at composite bow tournaments? We might just move this kind of activities to sandboxes and implement more s…