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by az226 5mo ago
Yes
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by az226 5mo ago
https://media1.giphy.com/media/SxB0S9MgHo4ZoNrDRk/200w.gif
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by az226 5mo ago
Or a self dealing conversion.
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by az226 5mo ago
It’s quite an odd ruling given that OpenAI completed its for profit “conversion” last fall. It seems the biggest value loss to the nonprofit was in this conversion, not in the initial for profit subsidiary creation giving investors capped p
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by az226 5mo ago
Before long you’ll see reasoning world models.
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by az226 5mo ago
What if you don't start on your laptop or workstation? Also, does the UI shown in the video reveal a model toggle? Doesn't look like it Edit: actually it gets worse -- you can't start any tasks any longer in your mobile, you
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by az226 5mo ago
It's beyond terrible. Like they're routing to gpt4o mini with low effort behind the scenes. Just let us pick the model and the effort.
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by az226 5mo ago
This sucks. Codex was already in the mobile app. And Codex in the browser or in the app sucks because it's not the same as local Codex (VS Code or CLI). And you can't pick the model. Sucks a$$.
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by az226 5mo ago
Hurray!
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by az226 5mo ago
Next, for AI papers, a reproducibility requirement. So much code and details are fudged and paper's cannot be reproduced. Ran the training with some other config, or other data, etc. to make their mechanism or intervention seem better.
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by az226 5mo ago
And yet Mythos couldn’t find it. Whomp whomp
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by az226 5mo ago
I got Super Mario onto my TI-89
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by az226 5mo ago
This is very cool
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by az226 5mo ago
Lots of Unit 8200 peeps.
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by az226 5mo ago
OpenAI found a way to circumvent the exclusivity. The deal was poorly defined by Microsoft. OpenAI had started selling a service on AWS that had a stateful component to it, not purely an API. Obviously Microsoft didn’t like that and confron
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by az226 6mo ago
Listen to yourself. Take a moment and try to unpack the mental gymnastics wrangling you just did. Ask yourself, why does the fact that you have a Copilot subscription make it okay to train on all your private repos? GitHub does not have any
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by az226 6mo ago
No
48.
by az226 6mo ago
But Tim Apple had gray hair
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by az226 6mo ago
You can thank GitHub for setting this draconian precedent
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by az226 6mo ago
I’d say those CMU researchers are out of touch with the reality. GitHub can easily overhaul this with a much better system than what those researchers recommended but chooses not to.
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by az226 6mo ago
99% stars from Claws themselves
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by az226 6mo ago
Reputation doesn’t equal good taste in judging other projects. There are much better ways of finding those who have good taste.
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by az226 6mo ago
GitHub has all kinds of private internal metrics that could update the system to show a much higher signal/quality score. A score that is impervious to manipulation. And extremely well correlated with actual quality and popularity and
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by az226 6mo ago
Much more important is who starred it. And are they selective about giving out stars or bookmarking everything. Forks is a closer signal to usage than stargazing.
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by az226 6mo ago
You can release it with cyber capabilities refusal, they gets unlocked when you apply for approval.
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by az226 6mo ago
This is a bad take. If society takes genital mutilation of children seriously, and it gets outlawed in more and more countries, it helps save ALL children from genital mutilation. Only a shortsighted person would see it as a zero sum.
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by az226 6mo ago
And it is an order of magnitude more common for boys than for girls. And it’s legal to genitally mutilate boys in every single country on the planet.
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by az226 7mo ago
“Launch” and “schedule a call” don’t go hand in hand. If users can’t sign up, it’s not a launch.
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by az226 7mo ago
SCOTUS ruled on this already when Google copied Sun’s Java wholesale.
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by az226 7mo ago
Was just a grift

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