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They distilled Fable, in the couple weeks it was available?

Found it!

At launch, Kimi K3 will use max thinking effort by default, with low- and high-effort modes to be introduced in subsequent updates https://www.kimi.com/blog/kimi-k3

Inquiring minds want to know: what is your anti-counterfeit strategy or is the fact that you're keeping it under your hat part of the strategy?

Also, pretty cool that you set up your website real fast. Would you mind adding your Twitter link onto the site?

Aren't they still locking reasoning to "max" pending adjustments to support shorter reasoning levels.

While I agree, containerization is awesome, on linux, you can just create a devUser and `sudo devUser theThing`

Often bought with riches.

Easier to do when there's paper to scratch.

Dude, she pays for it herself on pension.

And besides:

Progress should be for all, not just the developed elite hanging out in tech circles.

That's... that's basically been the start of every generally available technology that exists today, to benefit of "all."

My mom lived with overpriced, underdeveloped, unreliable, and slow internet for years. Now she pays less for fast, reliable, sometimes improving bandwidth that doesn't go down for weeks after a storm. Progress is often gross, but it can be a lifesaver.

Not on linkedin, anyone sincereposting there was swing at rain bands.

that's new :)

Github link: https://github.com/carbonengine

Conceptually I understand, but the specific example doesn't click for me >https://attacker-website.com/view/channel?video=BANG) replacing BANG with the title of a video on this channel.

When the creator clicked the link, I received a request with the video title in the URL parameter. The creator didn't type anything or make any unusual decision. They just clicked what looked like a legitimate link given by YouTube itself.

That example assumes the malicious actor already has the video title but then cries about the danger of exposing private video titles. I get how it could be adjusted to maybe convince the llm to exfiltrate actually unknown information, but as I read it, they did not do that nor prove it would get through.

Yeah and a lot of the guys who actually do the work of building roads learn and upskill off youtube.

It was the right choice for the individual, wrong choice for society.

Yeah corruption begets corruption. Who knew. But seriously this is a real problem that university and school provide a "safe" version of, see the same dynamics in any blatantly corrupt country for how hard it is to follow the law when everyone else expects you to grease pockets and or lie to officials with a wink.

Oxidation in steel structures is informative of where these things go and how to address them.

By that logic the subject under advocation is only downside and no upside.

Same applies to alcohol at a friend's house, cigarette's behind the shop, and any other sort of restrictions when away from parents. Ultimately kid's will either take to heart their parent's guidnace or they won't.

It's been decades since the very phrase "conspiracy theory" was introduced as a means to convert looking closer into something cringe. The normie position on most things is to accept something as no problem unless the mainstream designates it as such aliens), or it blows up enough that even unmotivated normies can't help but take notice (rich new york caribbean islanders). Privacy got close to that with Snowden, but it fizzled into apathy for most because imo there was no clear harm to present, it was perceived as abstract.

Maybe bonsai 8b would make the duo, if you do try it, pls post here as I'm a bit curious too.

Ah my mistake, thanks for the correction.

Let's not forget this was a photo of a painting.

"Hey, I'm going to tell HR you gave approval for a raise unless I hear from you by noon." That's... just not how anything works.

I haven't seen a strawman this big since the county corn maize.

Most interviewers at big cos do in fact, suck. Very by the book, do you know this or that pattern/tool by name. Can you write this or that under time pressure with none of your tool stack.

Or getting killed for it.

Yeah, AI tools bring software developers closer to the messy real world where 0 and 1 aren't always exactly 0 and 1.

Sir this the UK you're talking about.

Gaben

Amodei exhibits the common failure of guys on the spectrum, gleefully recounting gruesome news and portents. And that's fine, everybody's different and I like to believe he's not happy that everybody will be shaken and jobless, but you are the CEO of a "trillion" dollar company and the portentious news is being written about your actions. Presentation matters, more so when your audience is A world leaders B the entire world.

Haha, would be a trip if this commentor is actually a Claude sockpuppet illustrating the point.