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1y ago
Do you understand what a hallucination is?
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1y ago
Have you heard of TPUs?
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1y ago
Managed challenges are just CAPTCHA by another name.
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this is only a compelling counter-argument if you are referring to a single, individual person who is saying this repeatedly. and there probably are! but the author of this article is not that person, and is also speaking to a very specific
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Who decides what's in the interest of the user?
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https://xkcd.com/932/ (Don't get me wrong, I think the existence of DOGE is a farce, but this website is literally just a blog... It's not hosting secrets, and getting caught up in conspiracy theories of it b
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2y ago
It's fronted by Cloudflare, so not sure how someone would assess that, or why it wouldn't be on US soil (or why that would matter).
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You're totally right on the last point: if they stopped training models and fully focused on inference efficiency, then they could totally get to profitability (but presumably would be obsolete in the medium-term unless all progress st
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Every single thing you said here falls apart at 'it costs on average $5/mth to serve the $20/mth customers'.
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2y ago
What kind of content do you think's going to end up filling a platform like that?
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CIA officer Allen Lawrence Pope flew a B-26 bomber targeting civilian merchant vessels in Indonesia as part of an operation to overthrow the Indonesian president by weakening the economy and inspiring local discontent. He personally claimed
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My favorite is that for ~8 years after they killed their theater movie showings service at movies.google.com, that subdomain still pointed to the deprecation notice. They finally must have noticed earlier this year, because it changed to a
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they got really mad about our desks
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Were you using your real information when you signed up? Were you using a disposable / privacy-first credit card? Did you try to obscure your name or register from a VPN? You're very upset at them accusing you of abuse or fraud, b
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2y ago
It's a selectable style at any time in Claude.ai, FYI!
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I assume you're being downvoted because it is absolutely impossible to understand what the point you're trying to make is.
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2y ago
I'd recommend finding more important things to be disturbed by.
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2y ago
WPEngine is already suing Matt, so this will get added to that pile, it seems like.
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Eventually you are going to have to confront that the distance between 'technical correctness' and 'moral correctness' is vaster than you apparently think it is.
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2y ago
Why don't you mention this in the post at all?
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2y ago
The mental gymnastics you keep doing to defend your boss are impressive, and I'm sure will reflect well on your next perf cycle!
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The fucked thing is that per the article, they're not even dedicating any resources to maintain it going forward, they've just made this one fix and are throwing it to other people to maintain if they want: > Going forward, Sec
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2y ago
*Has fixed, but can't post the fixed version to wordpress.org, to be clear
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Details haven't been made public yet: https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2024-9529 Though, Automattic posted publicly that there was a vulnerability shortly after filing the CVE, while simultaneously blocking WPEngin
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Not in the contexts that the author is talking about, when you have the canonical answers in your data set and know roughly where to look for them.
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one of those insufferable section 8 'get rich' influencers brags about doing this all the time on tiktok.
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The funny thing is the Fold is actually the smallest phone by height, and the thickness change isn't as big as you'd think...
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Live Nation owns a significant swathe of venues in America, and requires that artists use Ticketmaster if they want to be able to play those venues. And they continue to buy up more and more venues. Not sure how you can say this integration
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2y ago
This feels as much likely to be a prompt problem as a 'bad answer from a model' problem.
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