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This won't fit everyone of course, but I've found that the Cursor / VScode extension of Claude is similar (though not perfect) to the desktop client. It's kind of like letting Microsoft deal with the Electron variability stuff in a way.

I wonder if they're trying to just kill Anthropic and OpenAI with this, ahah. I assume that Google really doesn't care if the coding model becomes fully overtaken by free models.

Government-controlled inspection wouldn't be solved by switching to older DLLs (unless the code itself is compromised, which is unlikely for video game code)

you can just tell them to do more dynamic testing. I think dynamic testing is partly frowned upon because it slows things down & can take down software where you wouldn't expect

Thinking that Israel potentially spies on the US government is not what anyone reasonable would call a conspiracy theory.

I don't think we can assume that easily that it's perfectly normal to spy on allies, especially when one ally is the biggest military power in history, & their direct sole protector

there's currently disagreements with Israel on their approach to Lebanon being way more aggressively and murderous than "necessary", whatever that means. https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5904899-trump-ne...

or just you know.. asphalt residue

It's surprising that they're not doing that systematically around the building, but then again I guess that applies to a large part of the city as well.

One always wonders which incredible books we lost, from amazing mysterious old philosophers. The burning of the library of Alexandria is such an incredible sadness

asset strip to the moon, literally

I guarantee you there's positional information one way or another. they just don't mention it because positional embeddings are extremely cheap computationally, not worth mentioning

theoretical question, do cooldowns still work if everyone has them?

this can't be their only market proposition (and is not), because the vast majority of anyone not in CS or IT doesn't care about this, or even know it's a thing

Aren't cookie dickovers mandatory in the EU?

Before devices and AI came. we're seeing a reversal of the Flynn effect trend

No one is saying there isn't, but it's objectively a stupid massive oversimplification of how complex things like a human brain and human learning really are.

For one, people used to be a lot better, do unless you think people are actively dumber, you argument doesn't hold.

School capabilities also correlates massively with things like access to resources and wealth of parents, and inversely with mental health.

We also have very strong incentives as a society, as an economy and as a democracy to have as many educated people as possible, to work on setting the best conditions possible for people to learn

blackboards in uni where you can't do anything but just rewrite everything the prof is writing is a nightmarish waste of time, especially for anyone with any kind of attention difficulties

please remove the devices from the students but provide slides

it looks like a generic cop car from a sci fi game

To me, AI feels like the morbidity of Star Trek teleportation, where it's actually copying the person at to the other end and zapping the original one out of existence. The original human never benefits from the fast transportation.

Similarly, we're creating tools to improve knowledge, but we're progressively zapping the human out of the equation. Knowledge is created for something, but it's unclear if very soon humans will be able to understand it, or really benefit from it, except billionaires, etc.

It's too bad that we're not improving humans nearly as fast as we're replacing ourselves.

That's a funny thing to say as time is infinite, and we're at the early stages of every single thing. Reasoning in time dynamics is useful though to be clear

these are in the trillion parameters range, not sure it's actually that cheap to have at a reasonable speed without quality degradation & without like.. your own DGX B200

why is that part impressive specifically? they got purchased by SpaceX, they have access to infinite compute and cash now.

& now they're still losing all of their users to Claude Code and Codex.

Anthropic is a bit like a grass-fed animal slaughterhouse, equally a threat to the existence of a middle class as OpenAI but with better branding

sign of the times

it's about cultural relatedness from a Western centric pov, not language

the point is to give an idea of the approximate region that people come from, not to give a professionally accurate linguistic picture

no one thinks "shell shocked" is real anymore, and afaik it wasn't ever supported by task science. it's just super intense trauma response

The real reason this comparison makes no sense is that only a vanishingly small fraction of people seriously using ai to code would seriously use a model so far from the top models (including open source ones).

He should compare his MacBook to Open Router on Kimi 2.6 1.1T or GLM 5.1 (754B), at bfloat16 precision, which he can't ofc.

But it furthers his point that things like open router are a better idea, which is not surprising.

you think universities don't all have honor codes or ethics statements

no proctors is insane, seeing as I've experienced a number of people trying to cheat off of me in proctored exams (and I was not a particularly good student)