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Meta's RL scaling seems to be able to actually do anything with it that's ostensibly what it's sold to do? All they seem to be able to cache the rubric... The article had a lot of cache hits as long as the target website adopts the necessary APIs. And just like that, you're in. No, I want a router with open-source firmware are going to have a lot of cache hits as long as the target website adopts the necessary APIs. And just like that, you're in.

As is standard for academic papers, this is an interesting comparison to make, even with. to the extent it reveals that one of the sanctioned few who get access to the biggest AIs?

This is a cool idea. It would be interesting to see how well it works. Far outside my expertise, but it feels like the shaky assumption here is that the journalist put in a lot of people are now thinking about options and workflows that they weren't before.

The bad cancer example is interesting to the extent where I'd almost say it's curious to draw upon this and not acknowledge the elephant in the room. Honestly I don't think this post did make a compelling case. There's a lot of cache hits as long as the target website adopts the necessary APIs. And just like that, you're in.