HNHacker News
TopNewBestAskShowJobs

gizmodo59

1,220 karma · joined July 18, 2014

submissionscomments
gizmodo59··on Creepy Crawlies
Side note.. Fable just rejected this. GLM 5.3 did without questioning me. 5.6 sol did it beautifully.
gizmodo59··on Apple introduces M6 and M5 Ultra
I somehow find it better to give 2 frontier model companies 100-200/month than dropping 10 grand on a hardware that will get old in no time with bad TPS. I really want to have a fully local model but seems like one more generation wait and we will be there?
gizmodo59··on Managing AI Coding Costs at Scale
I will believe there is no moat when the revenues for Anthropic is not 70B. It seems like people want to throw away money and they don’t like switching
gizmodo59··on DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731
It will be comparable to Luna then.
gizmodo59··on Mistral's Shieldstral: 3B open-weights model for multimodal moderation
how does this compare with https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/omni-moderatio...

As for use cases, obviously we can't fully rely on non-deterministic capability for sensitive things but a small model which can do a good job acts as a first defense and then a human can review later.

gizmodo59··on The AI Demand Bubble
If your comment is referring to situational awareness, its due to 4x leverage. leverage is always risky. AI/semis are still doing extremely well (over last 2 years) despite the recent dip
gizmodo59··on Apple says more ex-employees may have taken confidential data to OpenAI
Also: https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/apple-google-others-...
gizmodo59··on Show HN: Run an 80B Qwen in 4.3 GB of RAM on a Mac, and a 35B on an iPhone
The web and connecting to other services is very important for almost all of my use cases. While I believe we are going to get better and faster models, the web index is certainly not downloadable and maintainable for 99.99% of the folks who are able to use local models. Any good solutions exist?
gizmodo59··on Qwen3.8-Max: A New Bar for Coding and Cowork
Moat is not the harness. Harness itself is temporary until the models get better and slowly the code in harness will go down.

Note that the biggest GPU providers in the world are the hyper scalers and even they couldn’t allocate more if you pay for it. Because the rich companies and well funded ones are gobbling them up to the point where if tomorrow a 5T model that smokes every other model in the world is released you just can’t afford inference.

gizmodo59··on Apple Will 'Watch Everything Burn' When AI Bubble Bursts
That’s a very narrow view. So non of the fields of science and engineering matter but just cancer?
gizmodo59··on Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science
It’s also very very divided (x companies, oss vs not and other interests)
gizmodo59··on Apple Will 'Watch Everything Burn' When AI Bubble Bursts
People still believe that the model intelligence has plateaud and I feel like they live under the rocks. I get the insane capex spend, I get the hype, I even get certain company will go under but to ignore the capability jump in a year is absurd.
gizmodo59··on GPT-5.6 vs. Claude Fable 5 for Physical AI, which performs best?
Yet another "benchmark to promote their own harness"
gizmodo59··on Codex Security
When would I use this over the plugin in codex? Which I think can be invoked from cli as well
gizmodo59··on Kimi-K3 on HuggingFace
Because lack of talent and organizational disfunction matters a lot more than you think. The reason why OAI and Ant are always at the top is because of this and I’d say compute is third on the list.
gizmodo59··on Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta warn against overregulating open-weight models
I included Google along with Ant and OAI. OSS models have never been the highest performing model unless you refer to benchmaxxing.
gizmodo59··on Claude Opus 5
Yes. I’m 99% sure arc agi 3 will be saturated like 1 and 2. In less than a year. And they will come up with one more.
gizmodo59··on Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta warn against overregulating open-weight models
None of the people signed this have ever produced a frontier model at a given date (Which is to say its neither Google/OAI/Ant). The ones that sign are meta, musk (who is in the shovel selling business as well), hugging face obviously and few others

Note: Just pointing out the comment intent and nothing else

gizmodo59··on Free way to get your data out of ChatGPT Business accounts
what tool does someone recommend for claude and gemini? Its time to extract data from each!
gizmodo59··on Terence Tao's ChatGPT conversation about the Jacobian Conjecture counterexample
A lot of things are not black and white and it’s nuanced so someone with higher intelligence will point it out. It’s an emergent behavior not a defect
gizmodo59··on OpenAI and Hugging Face address security incident during model evaluation
MY cynical take: Until the compute needs get so enormous that only governments can fund it and there is a consensus internationally, its either company A in country X or company B in country Y. And since everyone thinks THEY are the good guys the competition will continue.
gizmodo59··on Kimi Work
that looks exactly like the recent codex!
gizmodo59··on GPT-5.6 used a prompt to close a 30-year gap in convex optimization
ultra in codex is just a way to run multi agent system, pro is similar to other pro models like 5.5
gizmodo59··on AWS: Inaccurate Estimated Billing Data – $1.7 billion
This number is obviously absurd but for other normal amount (say 2 million which can definitely happen with a mistake), can't they claim it in court that will bankrupt you even if your entire worth is just 100K for example?
gizmodo59··on Codex starts encrypting sub-agent prompts
responses api provided many benefits over chat completions https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/migrate-to-res.... Any reasoning model which is all the new models these days should use responses as per the recommendation
gizmodo59··on Modern decor may be straining people's brains
“ Eyes and brain alike evolved over millennia to process natural scenes, forests, rivers, coastlines, open skies. These environments share a specific mathematical pattern: their visual complexity decreases predictably as you zoom in on finer and finer details.”

Doesn’t it increase the details in nature due to all the imperfections vs simple patterns made by humans?

gizmodo59··on Anthropic acquires Stainless
Anthropic is getting extremely petty and especially against oai

- ad in superbowl about how they are the good guys.

- dow public PR stunt (they are the ones to give Palantir their model access).

- sues openclaw.

- threatens every use of cc in oss community.

- prevents other companies using claude saying they cant use when they compete.

- never released a single open weight model.

- Dario told OAI is Yolo'ing in compute and they are now doing the same.

- gas lighting developers and then after weeks acknowledging they fiddled with reasoning juice.

- fear mongoring on mythos and then geting compute later and acknowledging publicly once they realized its not significantly better than gpt 5.5 cyber.

- signs a deal with Elon!

- now this!

gizmodo59··on AI subscriptions are a ticking time bomb for enterprise
Inference is profitable. Companies lose money because:

1. Training is expensive. Not just compute but getting the data, researchers salaries etc 2. You have to keep producing new models to ensure people use your inference and there seems to be no end to this. So they have to pour more billions to keep the cycle going on 3. People salary and other admin cost are not that high compared to 1 and 2.

gizmodo59··on SpaceXAI will provide Anthropic with access to Colossus 1
where are all the claude fans who hate elon? Its very funny how ant will do anything at this point.
gizmodo59··on OpenAI’s o1 correctly diagnosed 67% of ER patients vs. 50-55% by triage doctors
The negative reactions here are baffling me. The fact that we can even get to say 30% with computer is amazing. So much hatred towards AI and anything from the frontier labs like OpenAI (or Goog for that matter) makes no sense.
← PreviousPage 2 of 11Next →