sureMan6

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by sureMan6 4d ago
I gave it a trivial HTML job and it messed it up in several ways including being lazy and lying about results It's probably very hit or miss like everything with LLMs but I was really surprised it performed that badly
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by sureMan6 5d ago
> And before anyone starts thinking about whatabouting, Yandex are based in a country where journalists are openly and publicly assasinated to intimadate Thankfully Gary Webb is here with us today to laugh at this
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by sureMan6 7d ago
What's worrying for them is nothing they're doing is impossible to be recreated, if you bake it in and you don't want to pay rent you can fine tune your own model
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by sureMan6 7d ago
And the only end result would be that the Chinese trained on their data just like OAI and Anthropic trained on our data so who cares
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by sureMan6 12d ago
They downloaded pdfs (shock and horror) to create and publish the first open weights LLM Your ethics shouldn't be dictated by US copyright law
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by sureMan6 28d ago
This was built by an LLM
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by sureMan6 28d ago
The sound is still very close in this situation (ä before r) my guess is they didn't have the Spanish sarna on their radar
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by sureMan6 1mo ago
Maybe it has no false positive rate
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by sureMan6 2mo ago
You can access streaming (not torrenting) sites without a VPN and just watch whatever movies you want and there's no hastle or malware? If you like something particularly you can download it and then storage becomes a factor, and if al
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by sureMan6 2mo ago
Who's most people? What are you talking about? Most people here use agents every day and I wouldn't trust flash or pro to touch any important project of mine because they're both terrible compared to the competition, waste of
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by sureMan6 2mo ago
Also creates a confusion that algorithm profiteers love, where before you could know a post you saw would be page 1 today and page 2 tomorrow now the homepage of every app is absolute chaos so you have to spend hours searching for something
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by sureMan6 2mo ago
Gonna try to monetise it or open source it?
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by sureMan6 2mo ago
Might bother you to use anthropomorphic terminology like smart and learning but they are capable of producing work that traditionally required human intelligence and the whole point of gpt 3 was the ability to "learn", you can giv
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by sureMan6 3mo ago
You completely misunderstanding the comment feels like an AI trigger
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by sureMan6 4mo ago
You have to find people you value, then it'll feel worth it
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by sureMan6 4mo ago
Goalpost moving > No one said this > They said this > Ok but why did you believe them
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by sureMan6 4mo ago
If you're a European AI lab and you see you can't compete with the Amerikans on compute or spending, and the Chinese are open sourcing their LLM work and keeping the Amerikans honest, then there's no real need for you to focu
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by sureMan6 4mo ago
Yeah I don't get the user who said Gemini is generous with the quota, I get more use out of codex with the 5 hour limits than Gemini gives me in a week
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by sureMan6 4mo ago
I've lived in Sweden, it's real
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
The pro LLM rant is weird, LLMs "hallucinate" in creating detailed elaborate lies, the frontier models still do this egregiously, an LLM written article by default has 0 value since every single line could be true or it could be a
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
That's very funny to have my exact reaction present in the first comment, I was thinking "that's turquoise" but I do also feel like turquoise is green, like you'd call the Copenhagen copper domes green, and the word
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
For sure an AI write up
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
Overhired has nothing to do with the talent pool and just means they hired more than they actually needed or wanted, if the talent pool is large enough then everyone can overhire
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
A new user is much more likely to scan the codebase and report vulnerabilities so they can be fixed than illegally exploit them since most people aren't criminals
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
This article is LLM written and unsourced so the entire thing could be a hallucination and there's no reason to trust any claim made in it, don't even read it
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
Not really incompetence if he hasn't looked at the article
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by sureMan6 5mo ago
> Another solution is to make software makers responsible and liable for the output of their products. It's long been a problem that there is little legal responsibility, but we shouldn't just accept it. If Ford makes exploding
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by sureMan6 6mo ago
I bought a used Samsung and it started boot looping almost immediately, all these issues seem very specific to Samsung
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by sureMan6 6mo ago
I opt into it on my site it's just a login option you can ignore if you want to log in another way, but for those who use it it removes the friction of writing out a password and verifying the email
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by sureMan6 6mo ago
Checking what the school is exposing the children to is part of parenting, if enough parents demand parental controls on the iPad you'd get that. Also it sounds insane that any school is given children iPads, if anything the studies sh

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