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arresin
7mo ago
I really think this is part of an underhanded promotion campaign. I think they’re trying to do SEO by posting on hackernews with the goal to create buzz like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/
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arresin
7mo ago
Is this a marketing campaign by openai? I don’t believe these people are real. All the posts are ai generated
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arresin
7mo ago
I try to boycott them as much as possible. I thought the boycott nestle thing was just a weird Reddit thing until actually reading about this company. It’s pretty sickening.
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arresin
8mo ago
That is absolutely scummy.
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arresin
8mo ago
Codex writes disgusting shit code.
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arresin
8mo ago
Right. You can launder quantization that way by muddying the waters of discourse about the model.
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arresin
8mo ago
I don’t know. My gut feeling is it seems to help.
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arresin
8mo ago
I hope the author sees this: You have to test inter-day variation. Many have noticed a sudden drop off at certain times.
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arresin
8mo ago
I wish I could invest in this company. Really. This is the most exciting revenue opportunity I’ve seen during this recent AI hype cycle.
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arresin
8mo ago
There’s no way they’re using react in windows shell. Tell me they’re not.
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8mo ago
You know better than jblow to call him crazy? I definitely don’t.
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arresin
8mo ago
He wants more “diffusion”. Slopya says “diffusion” so you better “diffusion”. They need AI… DIFFUSION
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arresin
8mo ago
Exactly right and by the time you get that theory back could you have just it all yourself?
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arresin
8mo ago
I’m genuinely wondering if they’re using llms to code windows. Is that likely?
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arresin
8mo ago
What a blast from the past (for me at least). When I used this 5 or so years ago (17 years ago) it was extremely effective.
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8mo ago
Anthropic is the worst ai company. Absolutely disgusting behavior pirating all those books. The founder spreading fear to hype up his business. The likely relentless shilling campaigns all over social media. Very likely lying about quantizi
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arresin
8mo ago
Shalom! You don’t think it was the genocide, starvation and mass murder of over 70,000 civilians in carpet bombings. Or the mass torture and rape? Israel is absolutely drowning in blood and human misery. It gobbles it up. It relishes it. Th
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arresin
8mo ago
So who?
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arresin
8mo ago
30. Billion. Dollars. Man
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arresin
8mo ago
The greatest grift of all time. I don’t mean the tech itself—-which is kind of useful. I mean the 99% of the value inflation of a kind of useful tool (if you know what you’re doing).
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arresin
8mo ago
It’s interesting that they don’t even know this
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arresin
8mo ago
Why not just use a hook on reads?
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8mo ago
One country that produces so much misery and suffering in the world.
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arresin
8mo ago
This is such bizarre sick talk. Only in the west do we suffer this. It’s really weird and a holdover from a really strange time in the 60-70s.
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8mo ago
How is it that they have so much money And yet can’t hire developers. Something must be unbelievably rotten at the core of the company.
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9mo ago
The code it produces (svelte, typescript, python) is usually riddled with small errors , deprecated usage, reimplementation, and terrible segmentation. This is opus 4.5. Literally every single time if I did not review it carefully and edit
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arresin
9mo ago
So crazy how all of this is highly probably due to the Epstein files. Has anything like this ever happened in history?
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arresin
9mo ago
This band really appealed to gen x and early millennial for some reason.
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9mo ago
Does it have the keyboard split on either side like the Nokia engage?
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9mo ago
Make sure to read about BPA and don’t let small children anywhere near it. Also try not to breath in too much close to it when printing.
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