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by yalogin 5d ago
Why is OpenAI getting away with this crap? They are clearly failing to control their code. If someone did this pre-AI or even ran the exact same set up as openAI did and hacked another site, they would be in jail. OpenAI is not even issuing
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by yalogin 7d ago
How is this expected to work? How is meta going to get access to my data on a phone? Did they build all the integrations needed for every app? This doesn’t look good for privacy, I don’t trust meta at all.
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by yalogin 7d ago
Isn’t Apple expected to release AirPods with cameras in them? Or may be the rumor is they are working on it?
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by yalogin 15d ago
I watched it around the time it released or may be on dvd. I remember thinking the premise is great but the situations are way too exaggerated for comedy and in some ways the movie tries too hard for laughs. Looking back and comparing with
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by yalogin 21d ago
This one doesn’t mention tourist visas, so I am guessing they will be issued? I don’t get what benefit they see by inconveniencing and potentially harming folks that are already in the country legally to just live their lives. I get that th
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by yalogin 21d ago
Meta’s stock gained 32billion in value just today on the news. So it’s not even noticeable for them
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by yalogin 26d ago
Interesting. One needs to be exposed to a certain level of AI flows to become numb to them. Wonder how they read to someone who isn’t exposed yet.
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by yalogin 29d ago
I have already moved away from anthropic for debugging and design in general and this will force me to look elsewhere for coding too
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by yalogin 1mo ago
Even if they are caught and it’s illegal, as long as the fine for it is less than the roi of running them the companies will not stop.
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by yalogin 1mo ago
What does this mean in the larger landscape though? Every company is using AI or trying it out, are they not using the cloud services for it? If so is it still not a big enough pie to show?
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by yalogin 2mo ago
Yes I wasn’t questioning that the market and government is controlled by the AI companies. What I am saying is that cannot be a moat. If anything it will be an anchor that will pull these companies down. If anything that is a signal that th
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by yalogin 2mo ago
Sorry this is not true at all. O Those are just corrupt, incompetent practices by an idiot who is drunk on power. It has nothing to do with AI. This is not an answer at all. You tried to shove a square peg into a round hole for what reason.
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by yalogin 2mo ago
With these models, what is the moat? Is it the architecture itself or the training data? Why can’t China create these models themselves? It just feels like theater to restrict models. Can someone tell me why I am wrong if I am?
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by yalogin 2mo ago
How much research is a startup expected to do? Isn’t the point of a startup to accelerate productizing research? Unless they are multi billion dollar “startups” do we even expect any research out of them?
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by yalogin 2mo ago
The bigger question for me is , at what point does investing in higher capability general models will stop showing the ROI? For example - What percentage of workflows require this new highly capable model? How much of it can be replaced wit
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by yalogin 2mo ago
I have over the last two months switched to OpenAI from Claude since it’s been vastly better for my cases. Wonder if I see any difference in the quality of the output with this change
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by yalogin 2mo ago
The move the current companies are missing is to have a legislation declaring ai as a person. Just like how corporations are people, if ai is a person then they don’t have to show number of people fired, can argues content creation and enga
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by yalogin 2mo ago
I am sure this is great but it requires some depth in that field to appreciate this. I don’t understand if what they developed is a tech to do a live scan of any person or just a detailed map of one brain.
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by yalogin 2mo ago
I respect cynicism and questioning stuff but this is misplaced. You have to trust the government since they are potentially the least partisan source here. Yes the data can be misconstrued by legislators but the truth of the data cannot be
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by yalogin 2mo ago
Some folks I know in academia have their funding cut and so a good stream of research is stopped. Wonder how prevalent it is across academia.
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by yalogin 2mo ago
I don’t know if the circular financing is a problem. NVIDIA is the best my name in town, any company has to spend on NVIDIA assets for their compute. Now that makes NVIDIA rich and so they don’t know what to do with their money. They are ju
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by yalogin 2mo ago
This is alarming. Very soon there will be no point driving because insurance is going to jump in and mandate strict rules around how to sit, hold the steering wheel and how I should be looking and the fun of driving will be gone. This is al
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by yalogin 2mo ago
I don’t understand the argument here. The article doesn’t describe a collapse or the breadcrumbs for it. The only argument I can put together is companies hosting the open source models in house or use some service like Amazon that could po
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by yalogin 2mo ago
Another thing I noticed is the llms perform efficiently/effectively only under the optimum circumstances. May be this just a Claude issue, but when the session goes on for very long the effectiveness drops drastically and I start getti
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by yalogin 2mo ago
This is not a new realization, it’s known. By definition llms are great summarizers not inventors. The value is in having the knowledge readily accessible and to cross check and validate against what’s already known - a huge time saver. It’
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by yalogin 3mo ago
8k is cheap if laundry is fully offloaded but will a regular consumer spend 8k on a device that is not proven? I guess there is a subset of consumers that this automatically targets/caters to.
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by yalogin 3mo ago
Why is the whole world jumping on to humanoid robots? What am I not seeing that requires this level of investment in it?
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by yalogin 3mo ago
So Apple did not ge the benefit of the AI hype (in stock price) but caught the bad repercussions of the AI aftermath
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by yalogin 3mo ago
This is quite brilliant. This will seamlessly integrate with every collaboration systems as long as they are able to “enroll” Claude as a user. Claude gains knowledge across systems and makes the ai enhancements for each app/system unn
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by yalogin 3mo ago
This is bad and am glad they found it but with what is going on at the federal level this feels miniscule and not even a rounding error. One example out of hundreds - the kids purchased shares in a Kazakh tungsten mining venture just before

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