Amekedl
Joined 1 year ago
Joined 1 year ago
Many such cases are benign in the sense they in practice are simply the model basically "git clone"-ing the code they need to complete the implementation.
The amount of recall and synthetic data slop makes it imho very hard to actually get the models to really do something more novel (where they fall apart more often)
I can't help but feel how this is all industry-planted, and I wouldn't argue its too far fetched.
It's always been the last 30% where it just fails.
Guess it is 870M to 0
I mean, claude already does it for you, constantly even
Now just deno install everything and even desktop works amazingly well.
Hard though from the idea initially too.
The main stack is reasonably web, as broad as that is
Enough stuff can happen, software use itself might change, and that could really cause anything. "What will we do with all the gpus" might become a question if for a magnitude of tech and reasons leaked-opus-9 runs on a macbook m6 or 7
Corporations, like Microsoft, offering 5 grand to that in comparison seems just lackluster.
Relationship and whatnot, pay that teenager 100k is what I'd say, really.
Offering him a job, that would be cool too.
In any case, I'm hoping stuff like this really remains a "once in a lifetime" opportunity for pen-testers and whatnot.
Having the planet hacked twice a day makes for a stressful future for everyone.