manyoso

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by manyoso 2y ago
Money, media, political footballs, lots and lots sure... but to actually solve the problem? Partisanship is an anti-pattern.
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Partisanship is an anti-pattern in trying to solve problems(nomic.ai)
2 points by manyoso 2y ago|5 comments
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by manyoso 2y ago
The amazing takeaway for me from this data driven story is that if you care to actually solve a problem in today's political climate the BEST thing you can do is to try and make it as non-partisan as possible. The WORST thing you can d
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Llama 3.1 web search integrated into GPT4All Beta(github.com)
6 points by manyoso 2y ago|1 comments
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by manyoso 2y ago
From the moment Llama 3.1 was released, GPT4All developers have been working hard to make a beta version of tool calling available. We're happy to announce that the beta is now ready. The first tool is web search implemented through br
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by manyoso 2y ago
Big new update to the GPT4All project. All the installers are completely signed and the new update includes comprehensive UI overhaul as well as upgrades and new localdocs (built-in private and local RAG) experience.
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The Release of GPT4All 3.0: The Open-Source Local LLM Desktop App(blog.nomic.ai)
11 points by manyoso 2y ago|1 comments
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by manyoso 3y ago
For those looking for an open source alternative with Mac, Windows, Linux support check out GPT4All.io
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by manyoso 3y ago
Gpt4all does
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by manyoso 3y ago
The key part of the quote is this, "I don't want any customer of ours to be worried about it"
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by manyoso 3y ago
They acquired two of the founders least responsible for the actual tech. They made a huge bet on OpenAI to produce the tech and that relationship is going down the drain. Watch the market today, the next week, the next month, the next six m
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by manyoso 3y ago
This makes it seem like all altruistic non-profit endeavors have never worked which is obviously not the case.
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by manyoso 3y ago
Undoubtedly they have a perpet on what they released so far: chatgpt4. Not so for new innovations or tech.
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by manyoso 3y ago
Driving the narrative doesn't mean driving reality. It is clear that Sam and friends are great at manipulating the media. But this is a disaster for Microsoft and the CEO damn well knows it. It is also a personal disaster for Altman an
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by manyoso 3y ago
LOL This is more of the Altman based media blitz to drive this in his favor. This is nothing short of an unmitigated DISASTER for Microsoft and they well know it.
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by manyoso 3y ago
Ding ding ding. Threaten mass resignations if the deadline isn't met... deadline goes by... no mass resignations and the world hasn't fallen. Bluff called.
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by manyoso 3y ago
I'm pretty sure the work he put in to brand himself so that there are an army of fanbois bought into his own effort to hype himself up is probably a part of the reason for his firing.
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by manyoso 3y ago
"Salvage the organization" They have one of the most valuable products in tech. They have a binding agreement with Microsoft and MS needs OpenAI more than the other way around. They have a dedicated set of researchers who have not
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by manyoso 3y ago
Both can be true.
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by manyoso 3y ago
Would be a catastrophic blow to MS too.
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by manyoso 3y ago
Whatever the case all involved look terrible.
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by manyoso 3y ago
Whole thing is proving what a monumental lie OpenAI is. Was founded by grifters by all available evidence.
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by manyoso 3y ago
I don't understand why you think what the board of the non-profit did was unethical. Your presupposition seems to be that the non-profit has a duty to make money - aka "keep the lights on" but it is a "non-profit" p
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by manyoso 3y ago
That would effectively exit Microsoft from the LLM race and be an absolutely massive hit to Microsoft shareholders. Unlike the OpenAI non-profit board, the CEO of MS actually is beholden to his shareholders to make a profit. In other word
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by manyoso 3y ago
That's a good point, but any responsible investor would have looked at the charter and priced this in. What I find ironic is the number of people defending SamA and the like who are now tacitly admitting that his promulgation of AI ris
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by manyoso 3y ago
Hanging your hat on quibbles over division vs subsidiary eh? That's quite a strident rebuttal based on a quibble.
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by manyoso 3y ago
SamA is nowhere even close to relevant to the value that OpenAI presents. He's def. less than half a billion and likely much less than that. What makes OpenAI so transformative is the technology it produces and SamA is not an engineer
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by manyoso 3y ago
he's saying pee in the water
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by manyoso 3y ago
Sam creating his own company for what purpose? Meta, Google, Elon's company, Anthropic, OpenAI... why would anyone believe that Sam and crew could stand up a new company tomorrow and have any kind of chance to compete in next six month
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by manyoso 3y ago
My bet is this is all ginned up by Microsoft and Altman to put media pressure on the board, but with very little actual valid basis. It is a bluff. Microsoft is in a very very rough position here. They bet big on believing in Sam's win

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