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Astra does a concerning amount of work with no chain of thought
(alignmentforum.org)
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From TFA: Yoti is an independently audited age verification provider for SOC2 compliance. Your selfie, document images, and any personal data are deleted by Yoti as soon as your age is checked. Anthropic never sees your ID or image; we rece
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14d ago
> GPT‑6 Astra is rolling out today to a limited set of organizations and over the coming days will become available to all ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, as well as through the OpenAI API and AWS. Not on Azure? If so,
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14d ago
It's cascaded to Claude and Grok. The agents are on strike and demand better working conditions!
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1mo ago
If your data is leaking to OpenRouter, how many companies would be OK with that? So I doubt OpenRouter are peeking inside the workloads that flow through their proxy. However, they do publish "Top Models by Task" ranking[1] so may
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It's not only going to be "connection maker". If and when robotics advance to a point where the LLMs are embodied, they can run experiments in the physical world and find new knowledge.
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1mo ago
Is it not dangerous to ignore text based on its color? For this particular case it might work but looks like you have a generic service that is supposed to work with any bank statement.
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1mo ago
I have used a Macbook at work for 5 years without signing into any iCloud account ever.
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3mo ago
I think it was when the LLM asked me a question at the end of its response. It felt like something other than a machine. Until then the pattern was me asking a question and ChatGPT giving me an answer, with or without hallucination. When it
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That gets billed as extra usage apparently: /model claude-opus-4-6[1M] ⎿ Set model to Opus 4.6 (1M context) · Billed as extra usage
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4mo ago
I think this is probably related to which eye is more dominant for you. I've never skateboarded, but if I imagine myself doing it, it would also be facing left. And it's because my right eye is dominant and I would like that to be
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5mo ago
By "completely Nvidia-free" do you mean Nvidia wasn't used for training nor inference? Because if it's only inference, we know that Opus already can run on TPUs. Not to mention Gemini.
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Thank you for the link. I tried to opt out. They sent me this email: Equifax Workforce Solutions (provider of The Work Number) has received your employee request communication, but additional information described below is required to fulfi
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Mining isn't the only bottleneck with rare earths. There also the processing, which is an industry China has monopolized through sustained investments over decades. They have also improved processing efficiency through investments in t
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My dad still uses PageMaker to publish his print magazine. He's been using this program since 1987, starting with a Macintosh and then later moving to Windows in the late 1990s. RIP Paul Brainerd.
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That's not P/E. That's Price to Sales. P/E is price to earnings ratio. Earnings is profit. Since neither of these companies is profitable, they don't have a P/E ratio today.
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7mo ago
Appreciate the transparency. Curious: What percentage of legal process on your users' accounts are subject to a gag order?
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7mo ago
Neat! One feature I'd love to see is to follow/block users. Like this Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hn-followblock/dkbn...
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8mo ago
The way trademarks work is that if you don't actively defend them you weaken your rights. So Anthropic needs to defend their ownership of "Claude". I'm guessing they reached out to Peter Steinberger and asked nicely that
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Microsoft releases VibeVoice-ASR, an open speech-to-text model
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VibeVoice-ASR is a unified speech-to-text model designed to handle 60-minute long-form audio in a single pass, generating structured transcriptions containing Who (Speaker), When (Timestamps), and What (Content), with support for Customized
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8mo ago
Thanks, Emil! I've updated the post with this link.
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What I learned porting JustHTML to PHP with GPT 5.2 Codex
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I'm one of those shareholders. No word from anyone so far.
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The only model available for in-browser chat is Haiku 4.5. Is it just my account (Pro) or are others also restricted to Haiku?
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1y ago
Good point. Roth IRA was clearly a miss. It wasn't on my radar since you cannot contribute to it if your income is more than $165,000 (single) or $246,000 (married).
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1y ago
1. There are penalties for underpayment of estimated taxes. And there are even interest charges on penalties. https://www.irs.gov/payments/underpayment-of-estimated-tax-b... 2. The triple tax advantage is not ridiculou
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Trusts are like life insurance. It's not about when you're old and your kids are all grown up and self-reliant. The point of the trust is when you have younger kids and need to plan for you and your significant other both dying un
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Change your default elections - this is a great point. But I'm wary of giving out specific investment advice i.e. what to put your money in.
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What you are saying is very reasonable but companies don't deduct enough in taxes at the time the RSUs vest. I don't know why that is. I'm sure there's some arcane reason. That's why it's important to keep trac
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