johnnyApplePRNG

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by johnnyApplePRNG 4d ago
Why are they coordinating? Because they're enabled and suggested to do that in their coding harness. This is not a serious article. All of this "AI is going to kill us" marketing is just the frontier labs trying to pull the l
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by johnnyApplePRNG 4d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanide_poisoning#Chronic_expo...
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by johnnyApplePRNG 4d ago
Dario Amodei is disingenuous not to be trusted.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 5d ago
Well, I was happily paying $300 canadian pesos per month to OpenAI for some time... until the tokens just dried up overnight for some reason. I went from using it non-stop all day every day for months, to running into my weekly limit within
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by johnnyApplePRNG 5d ago
The average programmer is outraged by OpenAI's methods, too. I don't care how good Astra or any subsequent models they may release might be... I am never going back to those token reset shenanigans.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 6d ago
Yes let's shame corporations for spending money on and supporting things that need more support. /s
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by johnnyApplePRNG 6d ago
Now you, too, can ripoff mathematicians worldwide!
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by johnnyApplePRNG 6d ago
They hide that button. Quite well.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 6d ago
>This one is 552B so almost twice that, so the huge gains in benchmark scores make sense - it's not really flash anymore, imo. It uses fewer active parameters, though. (8B or 14B instead of always 13B) So ... flash indeed.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 7d ago
Just tell me whichever ones you enjoy going to and I'll avoid those ones, thanks mate ;)
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Artificial: Follows the confusing firing and rehiring cycle of Sam Altman at OAI(imdb.com)
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by johnnyApplePRNG 7d ago
This article proves otherwise https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/8/on-navier-stokes/
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by johnnyApplePRNG 7d ago
This is going to get regulated pretty quick.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 8d ago
Smart kid.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 8d ago
They brute forced it, that proves they had no business solving it. They didn't know what they were doing and they pumped a bunch more carbon into our atmosphere because hubris basically. Shame on them.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 8d ago
>were surprised to discover that (a) Anthropic had not done it at all They were surprised another competitor had not wastefully thrown $20 million+ worth of compute at a problem they had no business solving in the first place? That'
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by johnnyApplePRNG 8d ago
In the middle of a highly geopolitically sensitive moment where there's been bombs at other European airports recently? Color me suspicious.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 8d ago
They are using every trick in the book, so I suspect your suspicions may be true.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 8d ago
reCAPTCHA actually works for me. The one that asks if it's a sidewalk or a motorcycle or whatever right? cloudflare bot detection has convinced itself I am a bot however (I do a lot of automated web related stuff on my home IP) and tha
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by johnnyApplePRNG 8d ago
It's essentially impossible to get any play at all from google search these days. Doesn't matter how legitimate or real your site, service, or project looks. Unless it's been online for at least 2 years, it's 99% probabl
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by johnnyApplePRNG 9d ago
That's the fever-dream that OpenAI et al is fraudulently marketing to their investors I suspect, yes.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 9d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Beckerman graduated in 2001, although it says nothing of any employment at Microsoft on his Wikipedia page... so you might be right?
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by johnnyApplePRNG 9d ago
Read it. Stopped halfway through thinking "Damn, this Mike Beckerman is a piece of work. Doesn't understand English grammar let alone software development." Looked him up... >Michael Beckerman is an American lobbyist who i
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by johnnyApplePRNG 10d ago
Absolute trash marketing drivel.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 11d ago
It would probably last 1,000 years, now. Since nobody wants to buy them anymore.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 11d ago
SOMETHING SOMETHING HITLER SOMETHING GROK
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by johnnyApplePRNG 12d ago
NIST probably had this one filed and ready to announce years ago like those news agencies have obituaries of famous old people pre-written
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by johnnyApplePRNG 13d ago
Nobody is swapping out Claude for Grok, bro. Nobody.
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by johnnyApplePRNG 13d ago
I am so sour about how Codex has jerked me around these past few months (re all of the token limit shenanigans) that I don't even care. I suspect these benchmarks are heavily benchmaxxed as well. 5.6 Sol was not even close to 5 Opus an
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by johnnyApplePRNG 13d ago
Except that nobody has a grok subscription so that makes zero sense.

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