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sheepscreek
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About sheepscreek
Student for life. Live and breathe technology. Coding since '96. Almost everything interests me.
Special interests: AI, LLM, Econometrics, Sociology, Psychology, Programming languages.
Email: sheepscreek ÅT icloud D0T com
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Comment #49191296
It could be that they’re pitching Meta Muse 1.2 against Terra and Opus level models. They probably consider Sol to be a level above, along with Fable.
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Comment #49181087
I couldn’t help but feel a bit emotional reading this. Elise was clearly an incredible human. Thank you Stephen for sharing her story and your love for her. I cannot imagine a bett…
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Comment #49154112
I was super excited to read this but lost the plot when I go to > Qwen3.8-Max was asked to create the oh-my-cli project from scratch and, over a 10+ day long-horizon autonomous cod…
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Comment #49135957
I didn’t imply it was novel.
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Comment #49135225
High quality research - my mind is blown by the concept of replacing “reasoning” with “…” (literally) with no effect on actual output.
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Comment #49135126
It gives every employee their own personal assistant (AI agent). It learns their preferences, and more importantly, can access whatever they can.
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Comment #49046614
I don’t think this is true if a disclaimer is provided. Most investment advice videos on YouTube make this very clear, but it doesn’t stop them from sharing advice. I suppose there…
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Comment #49031732
You're good. Dude that topped Meta's tokenmaxxxing board before it was shut down used 265 billion tokens in a month. I kid you not.
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Comment #49027035
I really hope the lawsuit does not end in OpenAI tightening the “safety” and “security” of their models into oblivion. I hope they understand that a lobotomized model is as good as…
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Comment #48951798
Hey Thariq. Don't dwell too much on the negativity here. It's a hard act to balance and I'm sure the frightening pace has only made your job harder. I think there might be a case f…
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Comment #48940395
AFAIK there’s no ZDR with Claude models accessed directly via Anthropic. You’d have to go through either Google Vertex, Azure or AWS for true ZDR (at least legally/on paper).
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Comment #48921074
I’ve had great luck building SwiftUI apps with GPT-5.5 (now GPT-5.6 Sol), Opus 4.8 and Fable 5. I’m just offering another data point, not suggesting on the effectiveness of DSLs fo…
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Comment #48905610
Agreed. I think we’re entering an era where some level of specialization for general LLMs is a good thing. Particularly between tuning for agentic use cases (where you want agency …
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Comment #48848963
I wonder if they are double-counting Anthropic's leased capacity from SpaceX under SpaceX again.
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Comment #48848854
I don't think it even matters. Because noone will continue to use an LLM that doesn't work well for them, whether or not it has a good bench result. So for their own sake, the corr…
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Comment #48747825
Moneyshot: > The three bacterial strains that successfully induced tumor regression (E. americana, C. portucalensis, and E. ludwigii) were all identified as facultative anaerobic b…
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Comment #48740733
Yes - they create new/cheaper products for a different consumer but not at the cost of their margins. Vision Pro may have been the only device in recent history that likely had sli…
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Comment #48736517
> It's easy to blame datacenters, but there are many factors at play here. Henrico County currently has 37 data-centres with ~2 gigawatts capacity (expected to reach 3 gigawatts). …
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Comment #48687487
I’m a complete layman to this field, but what the article did say was they’re hopeful that AI/ML can help develop a model that can pull out information such as the scattering cause…
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Comment #48686027
The message I’m getting is that Apple will never compromise on its healthy margins. If something becomes basically unaffordable for their target market, they’d cut the production a…
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Comment #48667694
Speculating here - “effectively” cooling the CPU and GPU materially using this technique at datacenter scale may have never been done. Those things than run hot, easily crossing 10…
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Comment #48667576
I think it’s more than that. Piecing together the perspective of a few commentators in this post - it’s plausible Anthropic is trying to shift the narrative from US vs. Rest of the…
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Comment #48646484
So I think the takeaway here is, this is a super fast companion model to larger models, that reasons quickly. Perhaps this technique can be used to train a highly optimized reasoni…
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Comment #48639233
The initial motivation for this was likely to thwart any competition. Already Anthropic has accused some companies of organized distillation efforts at a massive scale. Back when I…
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Comment #48638840
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