Exactly, just because you can vibe code an HTML sanitizer or an operation system, doesn't mean that you should.. And its the same reason you'd rather have a SaaS vendor, than asking an agent why the cloud bill keeps…
Yes, nobody wants to have to spot a memory bug in C code. Indeed nobody wants to review LLM generated slop. So being able to know that this code cannot contain memory bugs, race conditions, etc is extremely valuable. I…
> Sguros filed a complaint against the real estate company in February, saying in filings that he discovered West in the home while he was on duty and detailing how he subsequently began to clean, secure and invest in…
If this is an attempt to put in a backdoor, it's remarkably dumb. CA has the key, if it wanted to give someone a backdoor, it wouldn't issue a weak key.
You have the neighbors you have, and if you want to live in a "free country" then you have to accept that, that street goes both ways. That doesn't mean, you can't invite your neighbors over pizza or coffee, be friendly…
They can just ask you, you'll live on in the weights of the future models.
> A person who has a real vision + strategy and hand written code will beat the team with no vision, strategy and code blasted out by llm’s. But you have to beat the team with vision + strategy who is also blasting out…
If before AI you couldn't deploy to production without a code review, what makes you think you will be able to with AI? To be fair, when I was a kid we'd connect the editor to the server using an unencrypted ftp…
No doubt that if they wanted to they could be profitable. But profitable enough to justify the ludicrous valuation?
Yes, but if you happen to have a few million spare dollars laying around that have become unappetizing to you, it won't be hard to find someone who thinks they are appetizing :)
These were small wars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Japanese_War Smaller than the one in Ukraine today.
Fall of the Soviet union was also a major hegemonic realignment. I don't know I have some hopes that maybe it'll play out more with economic tools. Oh, and I don't think western alliances and trade relationships…
In history 80 years is nothing. But since the industrial revolution 80 years is something. I hope it's a trend: but living in Europe right now, I do feel like our strongest ally are giving our enemies reason doubt the…
Also not everything needs to be formal. I might want the REST API for a webshop to be solid, payment and checkout process, sure. But the UI. So long as the LLM doesn't falsify product information, why customize the…
To me software engineering was often about: how do we structure the project so that the crappy code the other students/co-workers write don't break everything? Not because everyone writes bad code. They do, at-least the…
There are plenty of reasons, some might even be good. But prospects for a positive outcome where probably always slim. IMO, it is particularly dumb when there is a full scale conventional war happening in Ukraine.
Who is to say they won't? For the record, it's not all the big corps that are this bad. Many are borderline paranoid about privacy, both for appearance and compliance perspectives.
The only reason to pick anything but zstd is that platform support might be better. If your platform/sdk/browser/standard-library comes with zlib/gzip/.. then it's often easier to just pick that. No new dependencies is…
JSONL files are likely to have a lot of the same words repeated MANY times. Same as with headers... Because JSON is an inefficient text encoding, compression (with custom dictionary) are likely to really well on those.…
Also people are people and they will get emotionally attached to claude :)
> Parkinson admits now that she is embarrassed by her confrontational demeanor. Which was the real crime. To be fair, many places outside the US not respecting the police is a illegal -- but genuinely not enough that an…
> Honestly, what’s the worst that can happen here? Regulation that cannot practically be implemented or complied with (example: forks of open models), this leads to selective enforcement and by extension corruption and…
To be clear, making pages with bad training data for bots won't make the bots go away. It'll just punish the bad actors running the scrapers. As the original poster mentions that they are using TVs as proxies to get…
200k req/day = 2.3 req/s That's bad for static content. Try adding search, with pagination and 16 filters that can toggled on off. And 1000 tags, give each page 5.
Probably they must be deduplicating text they've seen before. The only punishment would be unique text that trains their models to be degenerate. And even then you'd probably have to serve across many domains.
Exactly, just because you can vibe code an HTML sanitizer or an operation system, doesn't mean that you should.. And its the same reason you'd rather have a SaaS vendor, than asking an agent why the cloud bill keeps…
Yes, nobody wants to have to spot a memory bug in C code. Indeed nobody wants to review LLM generated slop. So being able to know that this code cannot contain memory bugs, race conditions, etc is extremely valuable. I…
> Sguros filed a complaint against the real estate company in February, saying in filings that he discovered West in the home while he was on duty and detailing how he subsequently began to clean, secure and invest in…
If this is an attempt to put in a backdoor, it's remarkably dumb. CA has the key, if it wanted to give someone a backdoor, it wouldn't issue a weak key.
You have the neighbors you have, and if you want to live in a "free country" then you have to accept that, that street goes both ways. That doesn't mean, you can't invite your neighbors over pizza or coffee, be friendly…
They can just ask you, you'll live on in the weights of the future models.
> A person who has a real vision + strategy and hand written code will beat the team with no vision, strategy and code blasted out by llm’s. But you have to beat the team with vision + strategy who is also blasting out…
If before AI you couldn't deploy to production without a code review, what makes you think you will be able to with AI? To be fair, when I was a kid we'd connect the editor to the server using an unencrypted ftp…
No doubt that if they wanted to they could be profitable. But profitable enough to justify the ludicrous valuation?
Yes, but if you happen to have a few million spare dollars laying around that have become unappetizing to you, it won't be hard to find someone who thinks they are appetizing :)
These were small wars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Japanese_War Smaller than the one in Ukraine today.
Fall of the Soviet union was also a major hegemonic realignment. I don't know I have some hopes that maybe it'll play out more with economic tools. Oh, and I don't think western alliances and trade relationships…
In history 80 years is nothing. But since the industrial revolution 80 years is something. I hope it's a trend: but living in Europe right now, I do feel like our strongest ally are giving our enemies reason doubt the…
Also not everything needs to be formal. I might want the REST API for a webshop to be solid, payment and checkout process, sure. But the UI. So long as the LLM doesn't falsify product information, why customize the…
To me software engineering was often about: how do we structure the project so that the crappy code the other students/co-workers write don't break everything? Not because everyone writes bad code. They do, at-least the…
There are plenty of reasons, some might even be good. But prospects for a positive outcome where probably always slim. IMO, it is particularly dumb when there is a full scale conventional war happening in Ukraine.
Who is to say they won't? For the record, it's not all the big corps that are this bad. Many are borderline paranoid about privacy, both for appearance and compliance perspectives.
The only reason to pick anything but zstd is that platform support might be better. If your platform/sdk/browser/standard-library comes with zlib/gzip/.. then it's often easier to just pick that. No new dependencies is…
JSONL files are likely to have a lot of the same words repeated MANY times. Same as with headers... Because JSON is an inefficient text encoding, compression (with custom dictionary) are likely to really well on those.…
Also people are people and they will get emotionally attached to claude :)
> Parkinson admits now that she is embarrassed by her confrontational demeanor. Which was the real crime. To be fair, many places outside the US not respecting the police is a illegal -- but genuinely not enough that an…
> Honestly, what’s the worst that can happen here? Regulation that cannot practically be implemented or complied with (example: forks of open models), this leads to selective enforcement and by extension corruption and…
To be clear, making pages with bad training data for bots won't make the bots go away. It'll just punish the bad actors running the scrapers. As the original poster mentions that they are using TVs as proxies to get…
200k req/day = 2.3 req/s That's bad for static content. Try adding search, with pagination and 16 filters that can toggled on off. And 1000 tags, give each page 5.
Probably they must be deduplicating text they've seen before. The only punishment would be unique text that trains their models to be degenerate. And even then you'd probably have to serve across many domains.