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by az226 8d ago
If they wanted to see how their model’s stacked up, they might burn $10k in tokens. They ran 120 billion output tokens costing millions of dollars. That is what you would do if you wanted to beat someone to the punch.
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by az226 8d ago
Finding Codex session data in the training set that you tie back to these two researchers is like an hour-long task.
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by az226 9d ago
I don’t think you understand how brazen big tech companies are in practice.
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by az226 9d ago
Zero data retention, wink. No looksies, wink. No trainsies, wink.
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by az226 11d ago
The biggest difference is that Astra was pre-trained with reasoning traces, not just post-trained.
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by az226 17d ago
and the biggest reason was a plug for Peter himself.
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by az226 26d ago
Probably, but it will be more valuable for society for him to be tried and found not guilty, setting a legal precedent.
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by az226 29d ago
This right here!
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by az226 29d ago
Depends. If you’re a large company, it’s okay. If you’re a random person, straight to jail.
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by az226 1mo ago
It’s even worse. They had zero monitoring and even after a hack they still had zero monitoring. Honestly, people should go to jail for this.
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by az226 1mo ago
I doubt this is true. New hires earn a small fraction of what existing employees make.
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by az226 2mo ago
Would be easier if not in Hungarian. Edit: same comment 4 days ago I think https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49016000
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by az226 2mo ago
Dario doesn’t realize that by not offering self-hosting of closed-weight models and fine-tuning, alongside overly strict refusals for legitimate needs, he ceded this corner of the market which grew into a flourishing Chinese open-weight mod
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by az226 2mo ago
Let’s say the cost is $1k per day. That’s say $50k over the 7 weeks. A doctor probably ends up with a $10M or bigger nest egg in retirement. At 4% withdrawal rate, that’s $400k per year, or $33.33k. Spread the $50k expense over say 30 years
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by az226 2mo ago
What gets me is that they probably could afford it out of pocket but didn’t want to deplete savings. For a clear case like this, an insurance denial shouldn’t even be shared with the suicidal patient, their spouse should shield them from th
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by az226 2mo ago
Unquestionably they did not. Their listed pricing was up to $50k. https://cyber-peace.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/ZERODIUM-... And that was before LLMs could produce these at volume. The demand (dolla
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by az226 2mo ago
Pretty much the whole thing in a nutshell is the one chart showing the same student as Asian, 25%, White, 36%, Hispanic 77%, and Black 95%. This is institutionalized racism. Perhaps Affirmative Action was needed in the past to kickstart the
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by az226 2mo ago
I watched it every Jan 1 with some pizza
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by az226 2mo ago
Half of your comment is true.
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by az226 3mo ago
What’s the quality of this trove? As in bitrate or similar.
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by az226 3mo ago
And even if a court places an injunction on the ban, it's possible Anthropic will still choose to keep it unavailable.
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by az226 3mo ago
Not just that, Biden administration started with some AI regulation that the Trump administration nixed, and then outright banning models. Lunacy.
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by az226 3mo ago
I'm sure. It was not working properly nor as intended.
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by az226 4mo ago
Getting a few sticks today is cheaper than volume. Who wants volume has the pockets to pay for volume. It’s a rare reverse wholesale premium instead of discount.
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by az226 4mo ago
All investors owned profit participation units with limited (capped) profits and limited return size. After conversion, they all own unlimited profit, unlimited return shares. A lot more valuable. The nonprofit lost the value between the tw
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by az226 4mo ago
He tried to get 11% equity but the trial made that impossible.
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by az226 4mo ago
100% disagree. - in 2025, OpenAI’s for-profit entity recapitalized from a capped-profit entity with residuals flowing to the nonprofit to a traditional public benefit corporation with traditional equity This is the egregious part. Before fu
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by az226 4mo ago
No paywall link: https://archive.is/yi2cX
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by az226 4mo ago
Not just support people, and not just the customers they serve, any employee can go willy nilly into any repo.
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by az226 4mo ago
Yes

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