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by 6thbit 5d ago
If they intend to keep training then they can have, privately, increasingly advanced models that never become public because they don’t meet their “pacing requirements”. Then they all build a larger moat cause china doesn’t get to distill p
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by 6thbit 6d ago
This is so ridiculous that any bad actor could use “OpenAI agents” as a plausible cover for anything today
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by 6thbit 6d ago
First got a "Could not start playback". Then I got the music, which promises Unlimited lossless downloads for Pro tier, whereas the text says only 400 per month! Isn't this false advertising?
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by 6thbit 6d ago
Wait till the agents hear about the sites offering for help on benchmarks in exchange for compute.
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by 6thbit 7d ago
Buried in there, note you can opt to self-host your sandbox https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/agents-api/env... That makes this much more enticing, and potentially eases transition between pr
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by 6thbit 8d ago
If AI becomes a true commodity do you think OpenRouter/Stripe will evolve into this type of network that visa/mastercard represent today?
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by 6thbit 9d ago
Any version with a bit more prose for a peasant like me to remotely pretend to grasp it
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by 6thbit 9d ago
They (oAI) should just release all the prompts And internal reasoning for external audits.
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by 6thbit 9d ago
So this is why forward secrecy matters eh
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by 6thbit 12d ago
Running the authoritative dns for the zone seems elegant, although wouldn’t that imply you absolutely can’t use cloudflare or similar services to avoid ddos/bots?
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by 6thbit 13d ago
Why have they not included ARC-Agi-3 on their index? Clearly that would move things around.
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by 6thbit 13d ago
63 cents is quite cheap isn't it? If you compare vs Fable5.1 Max @ a whooping $3.30
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by 6thbit 13d ago
Invoking simonw for pelicans pretty please.
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by 6thbit 14d ago
The instant/no reasoning performed extremely well none 35.2%, $49,791 96.7%, $23,457 35.2% on the standard harness, that's above Opus 5 on high.
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by 6thbit 14d ago
My favourite theory so far. And then a local swarm noticed and disagreed and took it down.
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by 6thbit 14d ago
What's the single point of failure across providers?
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by 6thbit 14d ago
https://status.openai.com/ Somehow codex shows 100%, so it was only chat web interface?
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by 6thbit 16d ago
Even with discounted cache, their prices remain way above everyone else but not necessarily the results. What exactly is the premium that you're getting for paying these prices?
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by 6thbit 16d ago
Huh! Yeah that feels more like an opus5.1 than a fable5.1.
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Ask HN: Where does IG ads get my email from?
3 points by 6thbit 16d ago|1 comments
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by 6thbit 20d ago
Shortcat.app fills some of this gap. I still haven't found generic solutions to selecting and copy-pasting text using the keyboard only though, when the text is not in a textbox/area. I had used a vim-like plugin in firefox that l
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by 6thbit 21d ago
This would imply public corporations would have to disclose their quarterly token consumption. I wonder the impact of having access to that number publicly among competitors, would it encourage being the greatest spender of showing off how
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by 6thbit 24d ago
Same here. Thought Luna was for “moonshots” and sol for.. sunshots? While keeping Terra earthly. But alas
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by 6thbit 29d ago
This has to be all about cashflow, right? Surely stripe if anyone have learned to harness the cash flowing through their system. Hell, they could be emitting bonds on expected token consumption bills!
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by 6thbit 1mo ago
Clickbaity title. The price tag didn’t change and still sits at 1.50. Shrinkflation is a thing and the bun has been its victim. They could slowly shrink the sausage now until it fits the bun again.
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by 6thbit 1mo ago
So what Meta believes fair for "paying" for your data is $0.1/Mtok plus the opportunity cost of $3/Mtok in output?
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by 6thbit 1mo ago
is this their way to push their harness? people interested in the discounted -contributor model would increase their harness beta testers. But it'd be a terrible strategy to capture the better paying customer base through openrouter an
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by 6thbit 1mo ago
This is likely an legitimate risk, not from you exactly, but if there's unethical competitors with unlimited budgets, their training could indeed be poisoned. Not sure if anyone would bother.
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by 6thbit 2mo ago
So we could run a lighter LLM in front of humans, which translates from 'no domain knowledge' to 'domain expert' and in turn prompts over to the larger LLM. Then the larger LLM gets all the right lights on, yields better
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by 6thbit 2mo ago
Use it not just as an output tool but as an input as well. You could try doing the high level design yourself at least. Ask for its review and iterate without asking it to do it all. Once it has generated some implementation, critique it an

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