Petersipoi

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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
No, it's telling that people like you have watered that word down so much that people don't trust it anymore. So yes, if someone says "they're a great programmer, but they're racist" I'm going to ask, how
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
This is so obnoxious. I ended up deleting all the memory from Gemini because it ended every response with, "As an engineer, father of X, you'll love this because...". As if I want my occupation and the number of children I
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
I suppose you also think that users shouldn't be able to type slurs into a Word document? Or are you admitting that you're inconsistent?
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
This is a great example on why Elon is right. AI should be a tool that does the users bidding, and not a moral agent that nerfs itself to protect some arbitrary line it has.
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
It is rewritten on every refresh depending on the readers mood, personality, etc.. so they're most receptive to it. Obviously not, but we might not be far off from that being a reality.
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
I completely agree. Circles were great. Unfortunately, they're one of the things that killed Google+. I remember reading an article from one of the creators of Google+ years and years ago. They talked about how asymmetric friending
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
The fact that you just rattled off a list of terror states like it was nothing is so damn funny to me
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
Preventing the number one sponsor of terrorism from getting a nuke absolutely saves people. Even if you don't like the externalities of it. Or is the HN crowd still believing the "we just want nuclear energy (with highly enriched
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
For the most part, we did, actually. We had plenty of energy and computer until AI came along. Energy will get fully solved eventually. To think otherwise is to bet against humanities ability to innovate, which I don't think is ever
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
I think the opposite. AI will get cheaper as models become more efficient and we solve the datacenter/energy problem. I bet 10 years from now AI, that is way better than what we have today, will be close to free.
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
I have a feeling you're fighting a losing battle here
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
Sorry but why should we care if very reasonable suggestions "piss [them] off"? That sounds like a them problem. "Them" being a very wealthy business. I think OpenAI will survive this very difficult time that GP has put
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
Why is the WNBA alarming at all (other than the fact that we shouldn't be throwing dildos on the court at all, of course)? I'm just not sure why anyone would take a bet against someone who can single handedly make their side win.
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
Which law? I genuinely don't know. These prediction markets are new enough that I'm not sure if the laws have been written yet.
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
Nobody is arguing whether or not Apple could build the box. Apple could do almost anything that another company does. "Why doesn't Apple build their own planes to ship iPhones". Well, obviously because it's way cheape
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
Do you mind sharing what your spend is like on Openrouter? I pay for the $200 Claude Code plan just so I never have to think about usage or feel like I'm paying per prompt. But I nearly max out my usage each week and I have no idea w
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
You buy that? If he really did say that, it's just a mixture of cope and a passive aggressive attempt at a jab.
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by Petersipoi 6mo ago
Since when? I've never understood AGI to require that.
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by Petersipoi 7mo ago
$500 for 2-3 years is great. And it will last much longer than that in reality. It's pretty plain to see that the Neo eats any competitors lunch at that price point. It isn't close.
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by Petersipoi 7mo ago
On the contrary, nobody here is suggesting Microsoft isn't really diverse. They're suggesting that Apple is going to start to eat into their SMB market. Nobody at Microsoft is saying, "we don't care if Apple chips away
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by Petersipoi 7mo ago
Man I've never read a comment so detached from my actual experience
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by Petersipoi 8mo ago
I hope the irony of your comment isn't lost on you
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by Petersipoi 8mo ago
I think the two words are ["stop being", "pedantic"]
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by Petersipoi 8mo ago
How do you not see how they got that from what you wrote?
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by Petersipoi 8mo ago
So you hope the people keeping you safe continue to put themselves in danger for you. Got it.
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by Petersipoi 8mo ago
Sure. But they can be way better than human drivers with only cameras. Visibility is rarely the cause of car crashes. Reaction time. Decision making. Follow distance. Speed. All these things are way more important to get right than &quo
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by Petersipoi 8mo ago
> In the USA he would be bankrupt (or dead) Why? I live in the US. I have the best healthcare coverage in the world. I pay absolutely nothing for it, ever. No matter the cost. And I have access tot he best doctors, innovations, and te
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by Petersipoi 9mo ago
You just invented a hypothetical situation in your head then drew conclusions from it. In my version, the other car misses the kid entirely.
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by Petersipoi 9mo ago
Your experience couldn't be more different than mine. I love Pixelmator Pro. One of my favorite apps on my computer. Super quick and snappy. Does what I need it to. Which doesn't mean it does what everyone needs it to. I get t
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by Petersipoi 10mo ago
It isn't a secret. The location can easily be found if you Google it.

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