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Comment #49251981
I wish the article talked more about how the machine actually worked. It seemed pretty simplistic and glossed over most of the details, but now I'm really curious and want answers …
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Comment #49251552
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Comment #49251522
I'd trust the judgement on an open source maintainer on how to best maintain their code. Your comment seems like it was made out of genuine concern but I think you need a lawyer to…
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Comment #49236796
MV3 is severely limited in what it can do. One example that blew my mind is that chrome happily renders webpages immediately after application launch, while extensions are still lo…
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Comment #49236761
It's not shade the article is just paywalled
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Comment #49236734
Looking for the answer to this myself as well. Seems like a bit of conjecture
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Comment #49166421
Are you sure ejaculated is the right word to use for that
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Comment #49034559
> We are lucky that it wasn't a case of an agent running a virology lab benchmark that decides to hack a lab and tries to synthesize something. Help me understand how a text-based …
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Comment #49034209
Going to bet now that it never gets banned. Will come back in a few weeks to see the result :)
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Comment #49023803
I didn't understand it
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Comment #49010412
>That's just wrong. I use android, my partner uses ios. If he creates the passkey in safari, There. You just violated the premise of his point, that you use a password manager that…
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Comment #49000380
Not for me personally. While setting up a custom website, 3.5 Flash introduced tons of bugs that Claude had to fix. The website has about 3,000 lines of code spread across multiple…
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Comment #48977614
Can some people not afford open source software?
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Comment #48968080
It's not him, its the US government.
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Comment #48949425
Agreed. Maybe we've become jaded to the writing style of AI, but it reads as disingenuous.
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Comment #48947677
>How far is this? If I am understanding your question, they went so far as to sue their employees.
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Comment #48881374
That roughly comes out to $1.75 trillion for the US. That is literally their entire discretionary budget. I don't really think the US would spend their entire 1.75tn budget on a tu…
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Comment #48864901
Hear me out on this one: For a lot of math departments, that is exactly why they teach this. Education is rooted in application. We have entire careers that depend on certain aspec…
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Comment #48851492
I see it a little differently here. If someone is offering a digital companion to someone who is lonely, that seems to be slightly preferable to having no connection at all.
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Comment #48819496
I mean the name was "98% isn't much" and the article made it sound like 98% isn't good enough
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Comment #48788833
Shaming someone for buying cell service in the United States is just strange What do you expect them to do, move out of the country for a $10 / mo cell plan?
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Comment #48774422
>For pure interaction, CarPlay as a generic solution is very hard to beat infotainment systems that are deeply integrated with the vehicle itself I can't find one instance of a car…
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Comment #48741150
They don't speak the same [proverbial] language essentially. Dario and the WH talk about this stuff completely differently. https://archive.is/9k7qt#selection-2001.41-2001.49 https…
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Comment #48741121
I don't think this is the case just because of the 'fallback' method they described, where suspicious requests are routed to Opus 4.8. If the model was degraded for certain categor…
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Comment #48740028
Then I could just.. cancel my subscription and stop paying?