> They also bragged (for Fable) about how they "ran an external bug bounty that produced no universal jailbreaks in over 1,000 hours of testing" only for it be circumvented almost immediately. Where did you see there…
I'm learning Godot right now with ambitions to launch a game on steam! Are you working on a game yourself?
What about everyone else in society? What happens if your skill set is no longer in demand and you become one of "everyone else"?
This is obviously the ideal, but we have to operate in reality as it is today while pushing in the direction of the ideal.
Yeah, I haven't tried to get an invite, but I enjoy lurking there. Seems like a cool system.
During COVID my company had mandatory days off (I think 14) if you reported any COVID symptoms. Those days were unpaid of course. The cherry on top is the people paid the lowest were the ones who couldn't work from home…
lobste.rs is smaller but can have good discussion.
> 100% of today’s SWE tasks are done by the models. I do think he was overstating the current state of the models by a bit, but this is taken out of context. He is not saying this is where the models are at today. He…
How do you parse the difference between marketing and having values? I have difficulty with that and I would love to understand how people can be confident one way or the other. In many instances, the marketing becomes…
The fed was taking action by increasing rates up until the housing market collapsed, so at least some were taking the issues seriously. I don't have the full context of what the thinking was back then since I was in…
It's also the fun path! Although I think we should acknowledge that most don't have the means to do this. For engineers with a high salary I would advise saving as much as possible so you have more agency.
This is a point in time for the US and there are institutional paths to change. The comparisons to China forget that China does not have the same mechanisms for change. China is an immutable state outside of revolution…
I always wonder if the general sentiment toward genai would be positive if we had wealth redistribution mechanisms in place, so everyone would benefit. Obviously that's not the case, but if you consider the theoretical,…
That's a much easier stance to take for people who are not facing loss of income. If we had wealth redistribution mechanisms in place, I think more people would be pro ai.
This is similar to how Anthropic has treated sonnet/opus as well. At least pre opus 4.5. To me it seems like the big model has been "look what we can do", and the smaller model is "actually use this one though".
What was the moat in search?
The current leadership retains power in an IPO. Is there a minimum size chuck one has to sell when IPO-ing? How do you know it will be big chunks?
We will all have a great source if they IPO :)
What do you mean by pure play? Claude code alone is 1B revenue. It's not just the API they make money on. https://www.anthropic.com/news/anthropic-acquires-bun-as-cla...
I saw a Claude ad before watching Wicked for Good in the theater. I was surprised.
You can take a position without being sure about it. e.g. "I'm at 70% that AI is a bubble."
A lot of funding was predicated on them making the transition. Also they would not have been able to IPO without the transition, so there was a funding problem when you look at it that way.
I've also seen Open AI and Anthropic say it's pretty close at least. I'll try to follow up with a source.
They stated the total commitment is 1.4 trillion in their live stream about the restructuring and mentioned an IPO as the most likely path to get that amount of funding.
An independent panel has to declare agi now.
> They also bragged (for Fable) about how they "ran an external bug bounty that produced no universal jailbreaks in over 1,000 hours of testing" only for it be circumvented almost immediately. Where did you see there…
I'm learning Godot right now with ambitions to launch a game on steam! Are you working on a game yourself?
What about everyone else in society? What happens if your skill set is no longer in demand and you become one of "everyone else"?
This is obviously the ideal, but we have to operate in reality as it is today while pushing in the direction of the ideal.
Yeah, I haven't tried to get an invite, but I enjoy lurking there. Seems like a cool system.
During COVID my company had mandatory days off (I think 14) if you reported any COVID symptoms. Those days were unpaid of course. The cherry on top is the people paid the lowest were the ones who couldn't work from home…
lobste.rs is smaller but can have good discussion.
> 100% of today’s SWE tasks are done by the models. I do think he was overstating the current state of the models by a bit, but this is taken out of context. He is not saying this is where the models are at today. He…
How do you parse the difference between marketing and having values? I have difficulty with that and I would love to understand how people can be confident one way or the other. In many instances, the marketing becomes…
The fed was taking action by increasing rates up until the housing market collapsed, so at least some were taking the issues seriously. I don't have the full context of what the thinking was back then since I was in…
It's also the fun path! Although I think we should acknowledge that most don't have the means to do this. For engineers with a high salary I would advise saving as much as possible so you have more agency.
This is a point in time for the US and there are institutional paths to change. The comparisons to China forget that China does not have the same mechanisms for change. China is an immutable state outside of revolution…
I always wonder if the general sentiment toward genai would be positive if we had wealth redistribution mechanisms in place, so everyone would benefit. Obviously that's not the case, but if you consider the theoretical,…
That's a much easier stance to take for people who are not facing loss of income. If we had wealth redistribution mechanisms in place, I think more people would be pro ai.
This is similar to how Anthropic has treated sonnet/opus as well. At least pre opus 4.5. To me it seems like the big model has been "look what we can do", and the smaller model is "actually use this one though".
What was the moat in search?
The current leadership retains power in an IPO. Is there a minimum size chuck one has to sell when IPO-ing? How do you know it will be big chunks?
We will all have a great source if they IPO :)
What do you mean by pure play? Claude code alone is 1B revenue. It's not just the API they make money on. https://www.anthropic.com/news/anthropic-acquires-bun-as-cla...
I saw a Claude ad before watching Wicked for Good in the theater. I was surprised.
You can take a position without being sure about it. e.g. "I'm at 70% that AI is a bubble."
A lot of funding was predicated on them making the transition. Also they would not have been able to IPO without the transition, so there was a funding problem when you look at it that way.
I've also seen Open AI and Anthropic say it's pretty close at least. I'll try to follow up with a source.
They stated the total commitment is 1.4 trillion in their live stream about the restructuring and mentioned an IPO as the most likely path to get that amount of funding.
An independent panel has to declare agi now.