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by 6thbit 3mo ago
They really dropped the ball on this one. A frontier lab releasing the most advanced model causes them to lose customers was not on my AI bingo card.
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
Is it out of character for the EU to push a half baked solution out that covers most but a tiny fraction of the population only to get sued later on and rule against its own idea?
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
This is nicely put together, it does make sense that lsps help more as complexity grows because makes navigation across symbols easier. I hope someone with a large budget can reproduce these with latest Opus/gpt. My gut feeling is that
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
Isn’t it subjective what “substantially” may mean to them. If you use ai tools not for full generation of a song but perhaps a bass track would they allow monetizing?
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
Likely your expectations are mismatched because this is just data and not an analysis.
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
I always struggled with my lack of intuition vs that of my peers that had had a more comprehensive ‘math upbringing’. Is direct experience and struggle really the only driver for developing intuition?
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
They have many that sometimes act like ones
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
At this point can Apple profit from selling any contracts they have with TSMC? If they make a deal with say google to delay their own chips, could they profit more than by selling their production? Demand is so crazy idk if this would begin
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by 6thbit 3mo ago
They do stand in front of a great opportunity that would also benefit consumers, which seems rare in the llm era. If people can get opus4.6/gpt5.5-like models locally, labs could raise their prices and sell token speed, better reasonin
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by 6thbit 4mo ago
This is vastly different than SoC. This is an in-person full time year evangelizing Anthropics business.
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by 6thbit 4mo ago
This lands with religious undertones for me, as it sounds like a missionary deployment program, albeit with a paid salary.
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by 6thbit 4mo ago
> has perfect alignment between talent and mission and business. Do they have it or do they just sell it?
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by 6thbit 4mo ago
Would it be a costly process for Anthropic to re-tune those guardrails? Like, re-training sort of cost? or like coding session sort of cost?
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by 6thbit 5mo ago
but of course! why wouldn't you encourage bot accounts listening every kind of artist to scalp tickets? look at the monthly active users chart after this deal! promoted.
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by 6thbit 5mo ago
If you make open source used by any of this companies for this network, would you also characterize it as actively enabling this? If your retirement fund owns stocks of the s&p 500, does that make you an enabler? Are there really ways o
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by 6thbit 5mo ago
This isn't pointing towards a merger is it? xAI gets the cashflow and makes spaceX bottom line more appealing. But that guy Musk hardly makes deals that favor other companies over his, so what am i missing?
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by 6thbit 5mo ago
The last product i thought google would kill, that isn't ads, the true end of an era with an underwhelming bang. I wonder if they will stop using pagerank completely? Has pagerank already transcended the software plane?
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by 6thbit 5mo ago
How about a real/false prediction market of sorts instead of a bounty program and let the public bet on the answer, everyone uses their own tokens to try and verify the report's substance and buys bets on it, if the majority yield
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by 6thbit 5mo ago
Is “Ship a 22gb model on your product” the new “put a chat window on your product”? I agree with others this fits better in the OS, or hey maybe Apple sells a time-machine sort of NAS with neural engine chips.
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by 6thbit 5mo ago
Big talk about laying out the 'systemic failures' but then shows no accountability on giving such elevated access to the agent.
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
A 10B insurance policy on google’s business sounds like a bargain? And with cashback through gcp usage!
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
Meanwhile I’d like a reverse filter, like don’t show me anything posted by people under 25. And I’m sure lots of young people would love to filter out anything posted by people over 40.
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
Satya is 58, plus his years at ms totals over 70, maybe he takes the buyout : )
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
Mythos 5.5 SWE-bench Pro 77.8%* 58.6% Terminal-bench-2.0 82.0% 82.7%* GPQA Diamond 94.6%* 93.6% H. Last Exam 56.8%* 41.4% H. Last Exam (tools)
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
i'll speculate further: it could've been on the dismiss notification code, and when you delete the app the OS dismisses the removed app's notifications, triggering the same code path. in this case as per reporting, defendant
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
The "bug" discussed in the article is only part of the problem. The main problem, which is notifications text is stored on a DB in the phone outside of signal, is not addressed. To avoid that you have to change your settings. In t
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
in the case reported the content did not leave the device. feds retreived them directly from the phone.
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
System card link with safety details https://deploymentsafety.openai.com/chatgpt-images-2-0 direct pdf https://deploymentsafety.openai.com/chatgpt-images-2-0/chatg...
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by 6thbit 6mo ago
you're onto something, why pay for ads if i can pay a post-ads agency to ensure maximal product placement during training.

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