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by _2d30 1y ago
Why do that? If they did any investigation into the accessibility options whatsoever then they wouldn't be able to treat us to Kanye style analysis.
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by _2d30 1y ago
> They're too stubborn to allow you to select an option for right angled corners again. "right angled corners again" I have a feeling you aren't and haven't been a Mac user for a long time. When was the last time
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by _2d30 1y ago
HN has one of the largest online populations of amateur lawyers with some of the least correct legal opinions in the world. This is one of many, many examples.
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by _2d30 1y ago
/"directly"/
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by _2d30 1y ago
Because they are doing it to compute quality metrics not to implement RLHF. It’s not training data.
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by _2d30 1y ago
This article seems a bit silly. If we look at Q3 and Q4 sales, I bet it shows Apple increasing its share of phones shipped. Comparing one company’s share in a quarter where they launch new devices to another company’s share when that compan
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by _2d30 1y ago
Median American has $8k in a checking acct.
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by _2d30 1y ago
Not only that but it’s highly editorialized in a way that makes it effectively misinformation. The killing of the fishermen (which appeared to be potentially NK soldiers) was the cause of the failure and not the covering up of a failure.
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by _2d30 1y ago
HFT uses microwaves for anything over distance. Unless this beats microwave latency, this doesn’t do anything for them fwiw
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by _2d30 1y ago
Threads did grow very fast at launch as Meta leveraged IG to supercharge growth but has fewer DAU than ChatGPT does today so it does seem a bit odd to suggest Threads is growing faster than ChatGPT or even has. In fairness to your point, &q
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by _2d30 1y ago
> ...that hardly anyone wants. Meanwhile, in reality, ChatGPT is the fastest growing consumer product ever and LLM provider revenues are like superexponential.
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by _2d30 1y ago
Even if Data/ML and Apps are split, in a company of 20, they would almost certainly go to the same CTO. Here you will have what appears per this article to be 2 but as I looked more into it, there are 3 (!!) CTOs (see here: https:&#x2
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by _2d30 1y ago
Also, best of luck to current statsig customers lol
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by _2d30 1y ago
So there will be at least two separate technical organizations within OAI. Pretty small company (HC and product surface wise) for that. Is Brockman now CTO over research specifically or is there going to be a weird dotted line?
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by _2d30 1y ago
Since the Integers are contained in the Reals, the idea that the Reals are "Eternal Nature" and the Integers are "Created by Humans" is surely false.
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by _2d30 1y ago
288 cores and 12 memory channels. If I did anything with this chip, I would probably just swamp its memory bandwidth and get no performance gains over a 48 core chip.
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by _2d30 1y ago
> It depends on how you read the situation, if it's a slow brewing revolution it'll be deemed morally right after the facts Do you export all of your moral reasoning to whatever the popular opinion is?
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by _2d30 1y ago
How does a health insurer prevent a health provider from administering care?
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by _2d30 1y ago
It is incredibly easy to know specific times and places that a public enough figure like a CEO will be. Public figures don't have personal security because it's _hard_ to find them. They have personal security because it's _e
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by _2d30 1y ago
You should get off TikTok and try reading the legacy news. Despite its failings, you would know a lot more about the failed attack on the NFL.
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by _2d30 1y ago
> Whether what he did was right or not, it needed a lot of careful planning — not something everyone could do. I think just about literally anyone can go up to someone on the street, shoot them while they're defenseless and then get
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by _2d30 1y ago
What do you want to imply with this pithy reply? It's for the life of the car and is not bound to an owner.
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by _2d30 1y ago
There is a lifetime “subscription” option which is a lump sum payment and stays with the car even after being sold. Still something distasteful about it but not quite as vampiric
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by _2d30 1y ago
I don’t think you need to be sorry. I don’t believe this at all. I would bet up to $5k through any trusted intermediary at even odds that this story is false.
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by _2d30 1y ago
Yeah I think you're right. This is a more likely interpretation: the writer probably isn't actually making a claim regarding understanding.
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by _2d30 1y ago
I understood the gist of what the author is trying to say and ultimately this all comes down to a matter of philosophy. My post is mostly tongue in cheek and poking lightheartedly at the moving goal posts of what "LLMs know how to do&q
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by _2d30 1y ago
> But here’s the important part: LLMs don’t know how to use tools. They don’t have native tool calling support. They just generate text that represents a function call. This terrifies me. This whole time I was writing bash commands into
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by _2d30 1y ago
> Well, I'm not really considering you as a person, any more than you could so consider me, we never having met. That's a really deranged way to approach interacting with people! It does, however, explain a lot about how you po
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by _2d30 1y ago
This is a quote from your initial response to me and was quoted just above where I suggested it must be an alt: > That's why I said it doesn't surprise me no one in any of these samples wears a genuine smile. So I ask again, wh
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by _2d30 1y ago
Then why are you explaining why you’ve said something if I’ve never spoken with or interacted with you before as though I would know what you have said lol

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