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331.
by arresin 1y ago
Yes. I believe it’s a bug from their issues page
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by arresin 1y ago
This is my issue with gpt-5. If you use the low or medium reasoning it’s garbage. If you use high, it’ll think for up to five minutes on something dead simple.
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by arresin 1y ago
They’ve had to become like that due to their bizarre choices. They really got the worst of all worlds. Net tax beneficiaries, fear, crime and now judicial over reach. How do you do this to yourself?
334.
by arresin 1y ago
Do planes use leaded fuel?
335.
by arresin 1y ago
isn’t it intolerable to be controlled by that awful, murderous, black hole of country? How do you put up with this?
336.
by arresin 1y ago
Why not? It’s uplifting and interesting.
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by arresin 1y ago
Are you being sarcastic? Genuinely asking
338.
by arresin 1y ago
You summarise it perfectly. Exactly my thoughts as well. Imagine if we had something with rust syntax but csharp’s support and memory management trade off with escape hatch
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by arresin 1y ago
There’s a study that pitted different devices against each other. The whoop was more accurate. At least a few years ago it was
340.
by arresin 1y ago
The layers of satire of this is lost on me.
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by arresin 1y ago
Chatgpt 5 is garbage. The system prompt must be really strange. It talks like someone doing a parody of gen z talk: oof, holler back, I gotchu, here’s the receipts. I’m quoting verbatim here—i took screenshots (I have the receipts, fr fr).
342.
by arresin 1y ago
> 224 GB/s of effective bandwidth
343.
by arresin 1y ago
Brass will leach lead into food. I would not be shocked if old Stirling didn’t either.
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by arresin 1y ago
> seconds to start up on first press. What is going on? It's just a chat interface.. It might be an electron app. Which would be strange but I wouldn’t put it past them.
345.
by arresin 1y ago
I wish we had the brains to do this in Aussie cities
346.
by arresin 1y ago
Wait paying lower taxes is extractive?
347.
by arresin 1y ago
That’s not enough punitive damages for the crime (which is egregious and absolutely deplorable).
348.
by arresin 1y ago
You both make good points actually.
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by arresin 1y ago
> "Our future is no longer science fiction," she said. "During this primitive stage, it is our duty to treat AI as we would our own children – empowering, but with watchful guidance."
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by arresin 1y ago
Time in the market vs timing the market
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by arresin 1y ago
Does no one have the political power to ban tiktok? Even the American president couldn’t. It’s just too politically fraught because people get angry without their tiktok.
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by arresin 1y ago
I’m no expert but this sounds like bunk. Doesn’t the body maintain a pretty stable blood glucose level regardless?: > “These artificial sweeteners do not provide old-fashioned sugar or glucose into your body that is needed to be broken d
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by arresin 1y ago
No. Unfortunately there’s a problem now of people blatantly lying about the ability of LLMs to get attention. And it’s extremely effective. I say this as someone who uses them every day for programming and is also excited now and for the fu
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by arresin 1y ago
Why are the incentivised reviews always positive? And usually gushing also.
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by arresin 1y ago
This is smart from a business point of view imo. You want as many people on the platform as possible and you don’t forgo enterprize customers.
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by arresin 1y ago
This is despicable. How dare they reduce the amount of Chinese plastic I consume
357.
by arresin 1y ago
Remember when you guys loved him? It’s been amazing to see the reversal among people who exist in the consensus reality. Really interesting.
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by arresin 1y ago
Interesting and very old school. Nicotine is an insecticide so I can see it repelling leeches.
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by arresin 1y ago
Meta to the data.
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by arresin 1y ago
I tried it out. Were many of the texts about hooking up and “cuties”?

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