justinbaker84

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by justinbaker84 12d ago
Your comparison grid is one of the most useful comparison grids I have ever seen in terms of measuring AI. It feels silly to say that about making a pelican image but it really shows the difference in output and cost in an easy to understan
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by justinbaker84 14d ago
It is down for me too. I just get this error: unexpected status 404 Not Found: Unknown error, url: https://chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex/responses , cf-ray: a355957b4b8210f2-ORD
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by justinbaker84 1mo ago
I switched from claude to gpt when 5.6 came out for the same reasons. I don't understand why so many people are still using claude when GPT and open source are so much better.
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by justinbaker84 1mo ago
I have wondered the same thing. Even a small fee like $50 a year would get rid of a lot of AI slop that justs eats up resources. I would gladly pay that fee if it means Github is reliable for paying customers.
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by justinbaker84 5mo ago
I have been wondering the same thing myself. I manage google ads for a living and I don't understand why I still have a job. Personally I use AI chatbots to help me make every purchase decision I have to think about.
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by justinbaker84 5mo ago
I love this benchmark!
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by justinbaker84 11mo ago
I was thinking the same thing.
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by justinbaker84 11mo ago
Microsoft is saying they have a 27% stake in the company after this deal closes.
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by justinbaker84 11mo ago
Just read it when it is done writing it.
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by justinbaker84 11mo ago
I don't understand why more people don't talk about how fast the models are. I see so much obsession with bechmark scores but speed of response is very important for day to day use. I agree that the models from OpenAI and Google
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by justinbaker84 11mo ago
I feel like if I just do a better job of providing context and breaking complex tasks into a series of simple tasks then most of the models are good enough for me to code.
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by justinbaker84 11mo ago
I am a professional developer so I don't care about the costs. I would be willing to pay more for 4.5 Haiku vs 4.5 Sonnet because the speed is so valuable. I spend way to much time waiting for the cutting edge models to return a respo
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by justinbaker84 11mo ago
I am very excited about this. I am a freelance developer and getting responses 3x faster is totally worth the slightly reduced capability. I expect I will be a lot more productive using this instead of claude 4.5 which has been my daily dr
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by justinbaker84 1y ago
The people who succeed the most with fraud are those who tell lies that people want to believe. A LOT of people wanted to believe that there could be a second electric car company and that they could get rich off it. That is why the fraud
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by justinbaker84 1y ago
I predict a false flag cyber attack on the US that is supposed to whip us into a frenzy for war in Iran.
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by justinbaker84 1y ago
Can confirm. One of my best friends is a senior engineer at thomson reuters and they are focused on that.
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by justinbaker84 1y ago
It is dissapointing to see how frequently VCs invest hundreds of millions of dollars into fraudulent companies. This is very different from investing in legit companies that don't work. It often seems like you are more likely to raise
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by justinbaker84 1y ago
I have been very brand loyal to claude also but the new gemini model is amazing and I have been using it exclusively for all of my coding for the last week. I am excited to try out this new model. I actually want to stay brand loyal to ant
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by justinbaker84 1y ago
I worked at a startup where I joined as the second employee before they raised any money and I basically got 0.5% of the company. They went on to raise over $100 million in VC. I got $0 for my equity. Start ups have SO many ways to screw
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by justinbaker84 2y ago
This is the main point I always want to communicate to the teams building foundation models. A lot of people just want the ability to pay more in order to get more. I would gladly pay 10x more to get relatively modest increases in performan
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by justinbaker84 2y ago
I have been thinking the same thing. The only other thing they do is take positions they think will increase their popularity with their audience.
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by justinbaker84 2y ago
I think that is the case with Sam, but not Ilya and probably not with some of the other founders.
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by justinbaker84 2y ago
I have had a similar experience. I build wordpress websites and ChatGPT has allowed me to extend their functionality a great deal without needing to learn how to code PHP.
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by justinbaker84 2y ago
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Google Ads Résumé/CV: I am a freelance digital marketer. I spend 90% of my time helping small and medium businesses with their google ads.
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by justinbaker84 2y ago
I agree with everything you are saying, but the stock price is up 6x over the last 10 years and revenue is still growing 13% a year so nobody at google is going to listen to any of this. Basically ad dollars have continued to transition fro
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by justinbaker84 2y ago
The shares they own give them 51% of the votes because when they negotiated a deal that gives them a lot more votes than anybody else. They own about 12% of the company. Those numbers are for both of them combined. If one of them had a ser
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by justinbaker84 3y ago
I have been self employed for 10 years now. I manage Google Ads for small and medium businesses. I still have the desire to create a great start up, but at least this way I can pay the bills and have more free time to work on start up idea
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by justinbaker84 3y ago
I am an american with libertarian/conservative political views and I rarely see outward political bias toward the left on the articles I visit. I think it happens on contentious issues but it is really mild compared to every other med
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by justinbaker84 3y ago
That is exactly what I see most of the time in high quality discourse around current events. People pick the items they want to emphasize or de-emphasize and that is what creates different narratives.
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by justinbaker84 3y ago
Usually when I get the spam you are describing sent to my gmail account it looks like some spammer managed to send obvious spam messages from a server on an authoritative domain like a university.

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