mips_avatar

GLM is really good, but sonnet outclasses it. Anthropic really cooked with sonnet 5+

I wish someone would make a decision model that’s as good as sonnet but like 10-100x cheaper. Because for this project which is a pretty small dataset you’re spending ~$300 on sonnet usage. like jev can probably do this task but it’s not smart enough to reliably be used

Seems like micron is pulling out all the stops to get their new line open. Source is someone who lives near the micron plant and talked about their insane hiring and work right now.

It's basically the batmobile from Dark Knight. A small bridge jumper. Still pretty cool

Do you think that vendors like nvidia will be able to keep their bios proprietary and encrypted? Would be cool if we could enable things like nvlink on consumer cores

Please don't show this comment to anyone involved in educating me

It was apparently something derogatory about the profit Muhammad according to other reporting. Though I guess news outlets are skeptical to mention the profit Muhammad.

The problem with being a safety focused AI lab, is you're also a danger focused AI lab. I don't think being danger focused leads you to build inspiring things.

We really need some open source project to manage all the shims across the world. Like in Seattle the WSDOT API has live ferry locations but they never made a GTFS feed for, so i made my own shim for it. I feel like there needs to be some way to make the data access easier for developers.

As far as I can tell is these standards (MCP/MHS/etc) are just semi obvious tool inferfaces that Anthropic uses as training scenarios.

Surprised Amazon managed to fumble mechanical turk at the same time Mercor/Scale and all these other companies started hiring humans to do data labeling tasks.

I spent multiple hours every week in various risk management meetings one semester for our drone building student team. There was no risk management done, they just made it clear they would try and expell and sue us if we tested our drone.

Thanks! It was really cool to work a layer deeper in the stack