amunozo

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by amunozo 6mo ago
I tried OpenRouter but I feel the money flies even with these models, it is not comparable to a subscription but yes, it's very good for trying. Maybe I should test other models alongside GPT 5.5 to see which one fits me.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I am thinking about getting some 1 year promotion as a student before defending my PhD.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
They also don't care when done by their allies.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I just want to try to make something useful out of my time, that's why I'm subscribed to Codex at the moment. 20€ is affordable, not really a problem. But yes, maybe I would do me a favor unsubscribing and going back to the old wa
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Not for imprisoning, but for imprisoning them in draconian conditions, without proper judgements, etc. Have you seen those prisons for fuck sake?
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Regular US administrations that commited war crimes in half the world for decades. But apparently it only matters what they do in the US.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Why do we ignore all the human right abuses the US perform abroad? Iraq, Afghanistan, now Iran, Gaza and Lebanon through Israel, support to Saudi Arabia (which would not exist without the US), El Salvador... And inside it's also horrib
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Competition with the Soviet Union gave all the workers in the world better conditions, also advances in science and technology... (And risk of mutual destruction ;)), even if the USSR wasn't good.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Is it available for API use? I don't have a laptop capable of running it.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
For those who rely on open source models but don't want to stop using frontier models, how do you manage it? Do you pay any of the Chinese subscription plans? Do you pay the API directly? After GPT 5.5 release, however good it is, I am
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I was thinking the same. How can it be than other providers can offer third-party open source models with roughly the similar quality like this, Kimi K2.6 or GLM 5.1 for 10 times less the price? How can it be that GPT 5.5 is suddenly twice
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by amunozo 6mo ago
More Protestant than Christian.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I totally agree. The feeling you get by running these things locally is different, as if you could feel the magic closer.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
A bit skeptical about a 27B model comparable to opus...
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by amunozo 6mo ago
That's true. I feed Codex some very long .md files that I use as a kind of work diary and that are pain to use into something very much usable. Writing your thoughts is important even if done carelessly.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
There are plenty of harder things in the world and very few are worth 60B.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Yes, I agree, but as one of the other comments say, they are not able to read your mind. So even if the structure and style is not clear, you must be able to express what you want.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I live in Switzerland and it's much easier to wake up early here than in northwestern Spain where I live before. The difference in real time can be like an hour and a half. Once you know it, it's true, you notice it more.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
This is not as exciting as previous models were, but it is incredibly good. I am starting to think that expressing thoughts in words clearly is probably the most important and general skill of the future.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I live a 3-minutes walk from a busy train station in Switzerland and I don't even hear the trains. I also happened to live just next to it (my windows facing the rails) and that was horrible. So it's just a matter of some space an
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I'm trying to get into the NSDR and although I am not totally convinced, it is true that give some insights about calming down and it's easier that non-guided meditation. Thanks! I'll keep practicing.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Disgusting, I could not finish writing after the AI making interviews to hire people. What a dehumanizing shit.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I had a uncle with Down syndrome. He was the sweetest and funniest person, we remember him every day more than 10 years after he passed away. Down syndrome carries a lot of physical health problems like heart or lung diseases which make the
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LegendreGPT: Compressing a transformer into 15.7 MB with Legendre polynomials(github.com)
2 points by amunozo 6mo ago|1 comments
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Yes and no. The problem is that slang from Reddit and social media is not everywhere, while AI-generated text is: papers, news, social media, reports, institutional documents, technical manuals... Heck, even creative texts or novels.
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AI learns language from skewed sources. That could change how we speak and think(theguardian.com)
2 points by amunozo 6mo ago|2 comments
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by amunozo 6mo ago
I try, but apart from the coffee (I usually take two, probably the second one interferes with my nap), I think it's the lack of consistency/practice what's making my napping difficult.
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Thank you so much for your detailed answer! I definitely try to show up, but I am an anxious person and sometimes trying to nap makes me even more anxious. However, it is true that even when I don't manage to sleep it helps relaxing me
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by amunozo 6mo ago
As a Spaniard I am trying to honor my ancestors and nap when I can, but man, it feels almost impossible most of the days. It could be that I am having too much anxiety/stress, too much coffee in the mornings, lack of practice, or maybe
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by amunozo 6mo ago
Almost anything outside physics is not predictable. Anything that involves human behavior is totally not understood, especially if it involves a bunch of humans (economy, sociology...). You could describe it, sure, but that is not the same

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