
Steve S.
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Unsafe Researcher | Tweets are my own
Joined April 2022
RT @RWXstoned: A helper function to log debug strings at runtime in your UDRL and hopefully make the whole process a bit easier. To use wi….
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It's crazy how Microsoft, despite having invented the PC, seems to use PCs in an entirely different way than everyone else. If you've ever had to use the start menu on Windows 11 you'll know what I mean.
It's crazy how Microsoft, despite having invented Typescript, seems to write it in an entirely different way than everyone else. If you've ever had to use the vscode/monaco APIs you'll know what I mean.
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Most “progress” nowadays feels backwards. There’s little to no appreciation for pure functionality. Everything needs some iPad-type of interface. Your dryer, refrigerator, your toaster, etc etc etc.
In 2025, my new washing machine / drying machine takes 3-5 seconds to “boot up” just so I can *select* the program. In 1990 I remember our washing machine took 0 seconds to “boot up” because you just had a physical switch to select the program. Sometimes progress feels backwards.
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RT @redheadranting: You know what I miss? Turning on something and having it just work. No registering on another device. No signing into a….
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It’s a wrapper for the existing models.
OpenAI says GPT-5 will unify breakthroughs from different models #ArtificialIntelligence #Technology
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Violence of Mind is a great book that discusses these type of realities.
The instinct of people who decide to become Marines is to confront conflict. According to this story (link in reply), these thugs disrespected his wife when he was not around, and he went looking for them with his wife and child still in the vehicle. He confronted them, and they.
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RT @burkov: Just so you know, since the release of the "Attention is All You Need" paper in June 2017 and the open-weight BERT model that f….
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RT @svpino: AI agents won't replace you; they'll multiply you. Lazy people think agents will do their work for them, but all that does is….
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Agentic unreliability is a symptom of LLM unreliability. Absolutely 0 progress has been made on this. There is no mechanism that can resolve this without an entirely new approach’s finetuning and RAG will not get you far enough.
Been talking about this with AI engineers. Reliability is the bottleneck. One thing the labs miss, it’s not 30% of jobs being replaced. It’s more of the vast majority of jobs, they only work 30% of the time. No one will use uber if it only works 50% of the time, let alone AI.
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That’s crazy. Really acting like @SparkNotes and CliffNotes hadn’t already solved this problem 💀.
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Most predictable outcome of all time.
some intern at mckinsey is probably slopcoating a report on this but let me give you an insider news: most large corps are not happy with the agentic systems & POCs they’ve done this year. 2025 was supposed to be the year of agents. so far it’s been the year of letdowns.
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RT @svpino: Vibe-coding is the new crypto gold rush:. • Everyone's jumping in because it's new and shiny.• Lots of hype, little substance.•….
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RT @rustaceans_rs: Navigating Mars with Rust: Developing an Autonomous Pathfinding Rover 🦀. #rust #rustlang #programming. .
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