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by brokencode 3mo ago
You are totally misunderstanding my argument then. As I said, garbage in garbage out. Your article is just an example of that. It’s pretty obvious that if you train an LLM on bad data, you will get bad output. What I’m saying is that the AI
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by brokencode 3mo ago
Not sure what point you’re trying to make.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
Great, an article about Llama 2 from early 2025. That doesn’t at all invalidate what I said.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
The question is not whether it has happened or will continue to happen. Of course it will always be a problem to some extent. Your original claim is that this will be enough of a problem to prevent models from improving in expert level know
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by brokencode 3mo ago
There are so many better data sources that AI labs can use here that this argument really holds no water at all. Peer reviewed journals, textbooks, in-house teams of experts, trusted news publications, etc. The whole idea of scraping large
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by brokencode 3mo ago
OpenEvidence is specifically meant to help clinicians make evidence-based decisions in the diagnosis and treatment of patients, not note transcription.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
I seriously doubt that data set poisoning will be a real limiter in model performance. For one, if your website/book is poisoned, who is going to trust it for anything at all, much less for training models? For two, all the major AI la
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by brokencode 3mo ago
That’d land better as a political hit if only it made any sense at all. Truly a low effort attempt.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
The whole point of Congress is to get a bunch of people with different ideas and hash them out. Ideas like this are an input, not an output, of Congress.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
I think they’d try to get something through Congress to regulate the industry in a rules-based way. The current admin flies by the seat of their pants and at least creates the perception of political decision making.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
How are people going to get a Steam account with a purchase from before April 27th though? I guess you could find somebody online and buy their account, but surely this would be a slow and unreliable process.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
But Kubernetes is solving a much messier and more complicated problem than React. There are numerous similar web frameworks to React in different languages that have been created as basically hobby projects. Of course Kubernetes is going to
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by brokencode 3mo ago
Which is probably why Meta has been getting into all kinds of side projects like VR/AR and AI lately. Because there just isn’t that much they can think of in the social media space that’d be worth doing. Of course, with how mediocrely
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by brokencode 3mo ago
Imagine if computer programs had a desire for self-preservation and the ability to carry it out.. That is really about as undesirable a behavior as possible considering how many programs humans kill every day.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
At my company, most devs are under $1500 a month as well. I’ve heard of a few cases of devs racking up bills fast, but it has typically been due to inefficient context usage. Like they just have one super long session with Opus 1M and are g
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by brokencode 3mo ago
Pensions also invest in stocks, though the difference is that pensioners have no control at all. Of course, they also have guarantees of a certain level of income. I think the main problem with the 401k is that not enough people actually co
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by brokencode 3mo ago
True, that’s an argument against the typical passive, broad market, market cap weighted fund like VTI or SPY. But there are many funds that have different strategies, both passive and active. Such as by investing based on value, quality, di
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by brokencode 3mo ago
With most 401k plans, you can choose what you invest in to an extent. You can put it in bonds or other investments if you want.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
Yeah, there’s really nothing controversial about that. RCS is the improved replacement for SMS. That doesn’t mean I care if you use it.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
Don’t use it if you don’t want. I’m not some kind of RCS salesman. I usually use third party apps myself. That doesn’t mean it’s not an upgrade versus SMS.
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by brokencode 3mo ago
It’s better than SMS and is the new industry standard. Also, iMessage kind of sucks too. There are many better messaging apps. The problem is that many people in the US never even try those. They just see that Androids have green bubbles an
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by brokencode 4mo ago
The “extinguish” part refers to your competition, not to your own product. You embrace a popular open standard, add new features to your software that build upon the standard (but are proprietary), then watch as your competitors die off bec
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by brokencode 4mo ago
Probably because AI coding has only worked at all for a couple years and has only gotten good in like the last year? The rate of improvement has been fast. Maybe it’ll plateau soon, or maybe we’ll have LLMs improving themselves rapidly. At
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by brokencode 4mo ago
“unsubscribe instantaneously” Oh the irony of telling somebody to instantaneously unsubscribe from something notoriously hard to unsubscribe from. Me personally, I just go on the web chat every once in a while and say I want to cancel, and
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by brokencode 4mo ago
Yup, they’ve been screwing up all the way to the bank. I agree that lower cost models will become a bigger priority in the near future, but I have to hard disagree that Anthropic’s strategy can be characterized as a screw up. Sure, if they
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by brokencode 4mo ago
Anthropic’s story over the past year has been nothing but explosive growth that they can’t keep up with, but now they’re suddenly doomed? Seems pretty far fetched to me. No idea why you’d say they have critically underinvested in product wh
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by brokencode 4mo ago
Sure, with all the component shortages it’s not surprising the current GPUs are coming at a massive premium. Eventually either the supply will go up or companies will start buying fewer overpriced GPUs. Either way, the price per token will
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by brokencode 4mo ago
Yeah, it’s called supply and demand. Demand for memory went way up suddenly. Now supply is going up rapidly as companies try to cash in on that demand. Supply will eventually catch up with demand. Then the prices will come back down.
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by brokencode 4mo ago
Usage costs will come down with better hardware. Hardware is improving rapidly each generation.
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by brokencode 4mo ago
Yeah, the gaming market is a decent sized market. It’s not huge, though, and is not growing very fast. It was a strategic mistake for Apple to not focus on gaming. But realistically, the AVP was always going to be way too expensive for basi

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