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by bakugo 2y ago
Not always true. For example, API Claude only has a very simple injected system prompt that doesn't mention any such information, but it still knows, so it's likely trained in. > Respond as helpfully as possible, but be very
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by bakugo 2y ago
Can confirm. As an API user, "overloaded" errors have been happening pretty often lately.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> You can be banned from /r/Conservative permanently for showing the slightest deviation from the current propaganda line This is true for almost every single subreddit. Contemplate why you felt the need to single out r/co
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by bakugo 2y ago
Try joining and posting any political statements that aren't strictly far-left, and you'll find out why pretty fast.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Sure you can: move! To where? Another country that also forces you to pay taxes? I'm sure there are places in the world where taxes don't exist, but if they were places worth living in, I'm sure way more people would be
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Wait, is the government forcing you to work? No, my own body forces me to work, because fulfilling the basic needs required for my survival costs money.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Since when our tax dollars taken from us without consent? Since forever? You can't just opt out of paying taxes.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> added hundreds of billions in costs and killed millions of people Could you provide a source for this? Or is this just an r/politics moment?
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by bakugo 2y ago
I did. It's almost nothing but intentionally obtuse terms that mask the actual issues being discussed. For example, what exactly is "gender-affirming care"? Because I suspect that includes giving life-altering drugs to young
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by bakugo 2y ago
The shamelessness with which some commenters openly display the exact aggressive tribal behavior discussed in the article should be studied.
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by bakugo 2y ago
Please define "erasing them from public existence". Provide concrete actions that are actively being taken, not vague concepts of "bad things".
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by bakugo 2y ago
So, basically, you believe that everyone who doesn't strictly adhere to your own ideologies is insane. You're pretty much the exact kind of person that the article talks about.
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by bakugo 2y ago
Why so defensive? I never stated any such opinion on it. I just pointed out the fact that it's not some sort of anti-capitalist activity that doesn't involve monetary transactions - billionaires are actively getting richer out of
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Some people can't stand seeing others have fun when that fun doesn't involve paying others. This "fad" very much does involve paying OpenAI.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> No app forces account on me What apps? You can't use Google Play to download apps without an account.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> How is this greedy? It's clearly illegal behavior, both from illegal re-broadcasters and from users. Most of those re-broadcast services aren't even free either, they're directly making money from the broadcasts they&#x2
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by bakugo 2y ago
Unfortunately, even if we ignore the fact that Cloudflare probably has many Italian customers, there are other ways they can interfere with Cloudflare's services, such as by blocking their IP addresses in the country. It wouldn't
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by bakugo 2y ago
> The goal is aimed at preventing illegal football streams It's impressive how much internet censorship in Europe is currently being caused by this one group of extremely greedy people. It's one of the rare cases where the shee
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by bakugo 2y ago
> $150/Mtok input, $600/Mtok output What use case could possibly justify this price?
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by bakugo 2y ago
Those aren't the same thing at all, and you already mentioned why in your comment: leakiness. The higher up you go on the abstraction chain, the leakier the abstractions become, and the less viable it is to produce quality software wit
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Numerous former employees have publicly disputed Wynn-Williams’ account of events that transpired while she worked at Facebook. As usual, the most important information is buried deep in the article to ensure the outrage bait title bri
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by bakugo 2y ago
> There is options, and they work fairly well. Are you sure? The amount of Android devices being released with support for bootloader unlocking is shrinking every year, and even if you find a phone you like that supports it, good luck ge
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by bakugo 2y ago
I've tried using basic AI completions before and found that the signal-to-noise ratio wasn't quite good enough for my taste in my use cases, but I can totally understand it being good enough for others. My comment was more about j
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by bakugo 2y ago
> I really don't get how so many people can get LLMs to code most of their tasks without those issues permanently popping up They can't, they usually just don't understand the code enough to notice the issues immediately.
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by bakugo 2y ago
Where can I find this "high quality content written by humans" exactly? Without paying a subscription fee for it, of course.
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by bakugo 2y ago
API is literally 5 times more expensive than Claude 3 Opus, and it doesn't even seem to do anything impressive. What's the business strategy here?
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by bakugo 2y ago
Related: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-and-alexa-plus
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by bakugo 2y ago
It always returns a Not Found error for me. Using the curl command copied directly from the docs: $ curl https://api.anthropic.com/v1/models --header "x-api-key: $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY" --header "anthropic-v
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by bakugo 2y ago
Can you let the API team know that the /v1/models endpoint has been broken for hours? Thanks.
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by bakugo 2y ago
Funny enough, 3.7 Sonnet seems to think it's Opus right now: > "thinking": "I am Claude, an AI assistant created by Anthropic. I believe the specific model is Claude 3 Opus, which is Anthropic's most capable mode

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