julianlam
Yes, of course they asked.
The agents responded with how this framework is X, not Y. How creating it was a sharp commentary on other frameworks. A couple honest caveats, and a succinct bottom line that adequately kissed the user's ass.
What kind of questions get asked?
What you're describing sounds more like what would happen if you gave a chatbot without access to the repo as little context as possible and asked it to come up with a solution, blind.
I like it!
IIRC he had his identity stolen a bunch.
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> In 2005, Davis and Robert Maynard Jr. cofounded LifeLock,[10] a personal fraud protection company.[11] Davis was CEO of LifeLock since its founding. As part of a marketing campaign to promote his company's credit monitoring services, Davis posted his own social security number[12] on billboards and commercials. As a result, he was a victim of at least 13 cases of identity theft between 2007 and 2008, belying LifeLock's claims that its services protect consumers against identity theft and fraud.[13] The Federal Trade Commission imposed a $12 million penalty on the company for deceptive advertising, likening Davis and LifeLock marketers to "con artists."[14]
It lends credence to the theory that a smaller model without the ghost of information past, could do better with ability to search the web, although this is heavily reliant on the effectiveness of the search engine itself.
Now its legacy is that its prototype pollution is the reason we can't have `contains` and call `includes` instead.
Perhaps I'll give bottlecap AI's fine tune a go.
It's hard to imagine because when you're out, and peek back in, your account no longer contains strong interest signals, and so your feed contains absolute junk (scams, engagement bait, etc.)
Whereas a heavy user would see tailored and targeted (and one can argue, useful) posts.
There's something about it... perhaps the pacing, or the overall bleakness of the show, that turns me off. I have the same aversion to watching The Office (both UK and US).
In fact you will never know what trigger words Anthropic/OpenAI/etc have baked in, and if you truly believe they haven't, then have I got a bridge to sell you.
It's a problem that requires a united approach from both sides.
A need to pace oneself, as it were.
Yet even without AI, humanity's most complex creations are not understandable by mere single humans, or even groups of them.
For example, the US Healthcare Insurance system runs on the collective power of humans (and likely an increasing bit of AI), but no one human can understand the system as a whole.
It's never "cheaper and faster and more intelligent", it's pick 2. Sometimes (as was the case this month), it was "cheaper per token, but reasons five times as much", so your costs go up.
You can make the argument that some eng aren't good at writing, to which I say — it's worthwhile to improve writing skills.
However that might be because I am an anglophone from Ontario and my mind filters out the French language on signs if an English equivalent is present.
vs. waiting two to four weeks to ship from China.
However at least in Canada, AliExpress has fulfillment centres locally, so AliExpress can often get their items in customers' hands within a week.
So where's the advantage? Most times I can wait a week.
To give more anecdata — Union Station in Toronto has trains that leave in all directions. The ones going East and West tend to form queues on the platform at rush hour. The train heading north-west to another city tends to form mobs that rush the door upon opening.
Lots of reasons why, but geography and SES may not factor as much. Could be something as simple as supply/demand of free seats.
If frontier AI is load-bearing, be thankful you're able to spin up comparable models (face it — 99% of us aren't writing novel software) for a fraction of the cost it would be for a third-party to come in and mop up the mess.
My model weights don't change unless I change them.
Yeah, expecting the world when all you have is a 8GB graphics card? You're going to be disappointed.
16GB is table stakes (IQ3_XSS). 32 GB is better.
No need to mess around further.