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Bluestein

13,452 karma · joined June 10, 2020

  So, after decades of lurking, I decided to join. Please be gentle :)
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Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
Gives the phrase "company culture" a whole new meaning ...
Bluestein··on Humanising LLM Outputs Is Dumb
The age of inter-agent beef is upon us.-
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
Now that's a thought.-
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
Spot on :)
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
I agree, and am personally split, it being a sign of some "takeoff" curve or model collapse, incipient.-
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
What was that rule that organizations tend to produce software that mirrors the organization? This, but fractal and recursive: The organization is shaping the organization that is shaping software that is shaping the organization [that is *recruiting people amenable to that pliability, which in turn are also] writing software ...
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
This gets into interesting weeds. It might get to a point where to actually "upskill" it might have to start sounding less and less human, "less and less agreeable to humans" being a waypoint to that ...

... to where, at some point, it might even begin to construct semantic loadings (heh) that are completely ininteligible to us while still superficially sounding like something we'd recognize.-

Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
We are almost literally being left out of the loop, gradually.-
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
Believe it or not I've had success with "ELI12".-
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
... and to make matters worse the organization itself will view pliability as a plus, tending to reinforce the loop.-
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
Comments which, of course, only further increase token consumption when again processed ...
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
So, basically, it's on mute now? :)
Bluestein··on Opus 5.0 drives incoherence into the stratosphere
"You are absolutely right to push back!" ...

I am really really really trying to wrap my head around this. I am of course first discarding the obvious: "more tokens used is simply more tokens burned ..."

... read somewhere that it is partially a result of Claude now wanting to be ready for longer, more complex, mutli-step work. And this verbiage is the result.-

Whatever it is, they've got people begging for 4.6 back (wrt tone).-

Bluestein··on AI Has Plunged the Book Publishing Industry into Utter Chaos
Slopnami. I am going to borrow that one ...

(I had seen "slopocalipse" - tsunami feels more material.-

Bluestein··on Degraded performance for multiple models
Or, both?
Bluestein··on Apertura A from-scratch Objective-C++ / MLX rebuild of Gemma-4 for Apple Silicon
""" Apertura A from-scratch Objective-C++ / MLX rebuild of Google's Gemma-4 for Apple Silicon — built to be inspected, observed, and experimented with. """
Bluestein··on A particle made of force: physicists say they've found mysterious 'glueball'
"You are absolutely right! ..."
Bluestein··on Claude Code weekly limits reduce by a third tomorrow
This might explain the outtages today, as folks race, misguidedly or not.-
Bluestein··on Degraded performance for multiple models
I've seen similar levels of degraded performance on Opus and Fable (to whatever degree they actually let you use it now) and did the same, last week.-
Bluestein··on IBM Simon (1994): the original smartphone, explained in its own ad [video]
Don't mind. He probably had a Vx :)
Bluestein··on Don't Paste the AI, Please
"en-ragement" engagement.-
Bluestein··on Don't Paste the AI, Please
And, the "angry" version, NSFW:

- https://dontpastetheai.com/angry/

Bluestein··on Meta faces 'astronomical' consequences as legal fight reaches critical moment
Fair point - I did think about that. Fine I to bankruptcy first. Then Zuck.-
Bluestein··on Meta faces 'astronomical' consequences as legal fight reaches critical moment
One could go into a reasonable argument about how, people, when given a more stimulating set of activities available, would avoid doom scrolling themselves to death. That misses the point, though perhaps valid: The point here is that a loophole in our reward-machinery became widely abused for profit, after having almost hijacked interpersonal communication while masquerading as a social utility, thus performing what might be the most harmful, misleading, insidious bait-and-switch ever imposed upon mankind.-
Bluestein··on Meta faces 'astronomical' consequences as legal fight reaches critical moment
Not before holding Zuck personally responsible economically for all the social disarray, psychological damage, addiction, mental instability, self image issues, spyware delivered over ads, addictiveness-by-design.-
Bluestein··on Anthropic's ‘watermark’ text adulteration in Claude is a perversion of writing
Heck. The entire process itself of LLM text generation is a perversion of writing.-

Further heck: It can be said it ain't even writing.-

Bluestein··on Low-Tech Ceramic Water Filter
That used to be one's entire HDD.- :)
Bluestein··on The Problem
> 99% of humanity becomes economically irrelevant

Pray, irrelevant to the "aliens" or irrelevant per se?

Bluestein··on How Organizations Use AI: Evidence from ChatGPT [pdf]
This is so endearing and so rad at the same time :)

AND totally on point.-

Bluestein··on Gloomberb
(Or you can get an [un-]Truth [a-]Social API subscription and know before everyone else!) /s
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