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sigmar

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    Comment #48938560

    >We are currently working closely with our inference partners and open-source maintainers to align the technical details and ensure the model can be reliably deployed across the ec…

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    Comment #48906269

    Most of what an LLM does "could have" been done by a human if you throw enough human hours at it. But the reality in this circumstance is that a new tool helped find this leak. Say…

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    Comment #48902048

    >Evaluators validate each tag individually — for example, protein, preparation, or health, individually rather than judging the item as a whole. Am I reading this right that the ju…

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    Comment #48897988

    >I think it's reasonable for people to say, hey, if you're going to trash the reputation of Zig (in a pretend-objective way) what specifically is this referring to? Not aware of an…

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    Comment #48895981

    To me, this addendum makes it worse. Making small edits to a post like this makes it seem like you're doubling down on the original resentful points, especially with all the new ju…

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    Comment #48883743

    >One, this constant bullshit about some window closing, or the perpetual underclass, or falling hopelessly behind. This is negative valence hype, not only is it not true, it’s most…

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    Comment #48855763

    Proven to be safe? Do you want a randomized trial? Do you demand that of every math tutorial video that goes up on YouTube?

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    Comment #48805786

    How many years do you use them?

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    Comment #48804553

    They don't make any specific claims about what conditions it will diagnose. At 16:30, he says they are only initially doing "body composition" because anything more would add 9+ mo…

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    Comment #48754602

    that's an obsequious Altman, not their model being banned for being too good

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    Comment #48740930

    I visited CERN last July. Was lucky enough to get into a group tour. The tour guide was a postdoc researcher who said the only times that public tours are allowed to take an elevat…

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    Comment #48699146

    >publish these incredible papers explaining how they achieved their gains - something the American labs no longer do unfortunately. Google is still releasing a lot of llm architect…

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    Comment #48693359

    The ATF was created by an act of congress. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_Control_Act_of_1968

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    Comment #48631979

    >the language in the docs is awfully indirect. writes this^ and then proceeds to highlight a bold title from the docs that says "summarized thinking" that explains things clearly i…

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    Comment #48592465

    Qualified it with "100%" because claude4 models show the first few lines of the chain of thought: >On Claude 4 models, the first few lines of thinking output are more verbose, prov…

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    Comment #48591739

    Fable/mythos are the first models from anthropic that hide 100% of reasoning tokens. So it seems to me like we're about to get a lot more data about to what extent Chinese model pr…

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    Comment #48575987

    >Some administration officials have said that a resolution should include an acknowledgment on Anthropic’s part that its rollout of Fable and communication with the White House cou…

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    Comment #48534652

    I should have contextualized the quote- "chat is dead" is from an openai employee which was describing how they're shifting focus to more agentic consumer products, and putting les…

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    Comment #48533693

    I like that "chat is dead" framing I heard recently because too many people are having interpersonal relations with these LLMs and want to tune their "emotions"/tone. Humanity woul…

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    Comment #48528119

    All science-based conclusions come with uncertainty. Only ideologues (and siths) write in absolute terms.

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    Comment #48522855

    Wacky decision. I know they want ads but it's an endurance sport! Imagine if they chopped a sport like 10km run into quarters.

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    Comment #48522728

    Did you read the blog post where they explained why there was a temporary block on all biology-related questions?

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    Comment #48504139

    Who foots the bill?