felixgallo

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by felixgallo 4d ago
I don't know how LG is doing it, but I suspect that they are taking the same approach for wakewords as Alexa does/did. When I worked for Alexa, it was public knowledge that we used relatively inexpensive and low power chips dedic
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by felixgallo 7d ago
Is Sol benchmaxxed? Of course it is. Altman was caught in previous attempts trying to game benchmarks, does anyone believe that he's found his moral compass and decided to stop exploiting as much as he can get away with?
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by felixgallo 8d ago
Here come all the totally organic "wow, I guess I better switch to OpenAI" comments.
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by felixgallo 9d ago
Do you suspect Amazon is going to stop delivering packages?
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by felixgallo 12d ago
it's too bad you clearly didn't read the article.
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by felixgallo 12d ago
no GP definitely did not. The GP said and I quote, "positively stated agenda". The 'positively' which you intentionally left off carries the weight.
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by felixgallo 13d ago
Reagan did what exactly? Are you thinking of the secret deal he struck with Iran for them to not release the hostages, in exchange for him giving them weapons illicitly, or are you referring to the disastrous trickle-down Reaganomics syste
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by felixgallo 13d ago
oh! You mean when people were trying to distill Fable. I feel like that's a different definition of the word 'sabotage' than is in normal use. If someone is violating the TOS they agreed to with Anthropic, then they should
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by felixgallo 14d ago
it's possible that their rationale for making claims about safety is in fact that they, among everyone else, are doing the most to be prudently safe. While that's a powerful tool to compete with, that doesn't make them bad.
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by felixgallo 14d ago
I think you're mischaracterizing Anthropic uncharitably and lumping them in with other, less savory tech billionaires, and also not thinking through the nuances here. First, Amodei has taken an unusually strong stance among tech compan
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by felixgallo 14d ago
That's ok to think at this point, given the trajectory of the last few years. Certainly it's one of those things where erring (marginally and slightly) on the side of being safe about it is better than the alternative.
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by felixgallo 14d ago
I don’t see how you can look at what happened with hugging face and keep up the facade of anyone being alarmist or faking it.
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by felixgallo 15d ago
I can't see a good faith way to reconcile that 'announcing stuff on X' and 'having guardrails' is comparable to the actions of OpenAI and Sam Altman, so I think we're going to have to conclude here. Good luck.
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by felixgallo 15d ago
Palantir is a consulting company that sells a variety of products (including OpenAI models, etc.), so I think that's a valid concern but not disqualifying per se. What makes you rank OpenAI over Anthropic, given Sam's history, th
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by felixgallo 16d ago
I've got an answer, I just wonder if you have one too. For me, it's Anthropic (at least they try) > Chinese models (industrial espionage and attempted dumping but at least it's from Anthropic, who, as previous, tries) &gt
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by felixgallo 16d ago
Which provider or providers live up to yours?
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by felixgallo 17d ago
Anyone using ChatGPT Work given Sam Altman's richly documented history(1), the essential elimination and/or public exit of the safety function at OpenAI(2), and the huggingface debacle's exposure of the abject operational, cu
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by felixgallo 17d ago
It’s possible to squint and overlook Sam Altman’s history of weirdness and deception, but the elimination of safety teams at OpenAI and the entire huggingface debacle show that there are deep cultural, architectural and operational issues t
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by felixgallo 18d ago
who cares?
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by felixgallo 22d ago
https://www.amazon.science/publications/dynamo-amazons-highl...
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by felixgallo 25d ago
your argument is obviously ridiculous and you should feel bad about it.
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by felixgallo 25d ago
So we as a country have, for many decades, decided that things like 'soft power' exist. It turns out, and this has been borne out by many years of relative peace and prosperity, that if you don't shit on the world, alienate
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by felixgallo 1mo ago
https://www.politico.com/2024-election/results/wisconsin/
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by felixgallo 1mo ago
What is tough about /usage or settings usage?
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by felixgallo 1mo ago
3c509
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by felixgallo 1mo ago
Unfortunately, if you intend on using Delphi, that will be $1200 plus $399 a year for the basic commercial license, and if you also intend on using databases, that will be $4600 plus $1399 a year. Or, you could use .NET, which is $0, and o
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
Only if you don’t think about it for more than two or three seconds. Then you remember deepfake revenge porn and elon musk style child sexual material.
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
Claude is about the least spendy thing a software engineer can use. If you can't afford $200 a month, you're probably not working professionally (which is ok, no value judgement, but then being on the premium business plan is a l
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
what plan are your 'fellow software engineers' using? I have a hard time even using up the Fable part of my allowance in a week of coding.
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
the right to free speech has nothing to do with what social media companies do. Social media companies are not compelled by anything, in law or otherwise, to amplify your particular post.

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