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by chipgap98 3y ago
Presumably because users flagged it
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by chipgap98 3y ago
This take misses a few big points 1. Microsoft is offering GPT APIs in Azure. They’re already taking accountability for the technology. 2. Much of their investment in OpenAI has been in the form of Azure credits and not all of it has been p
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by chipgap98 3y ago
I've been having the same concerns. At the very least it seems prudent to build on the Azure GPT APIs rather than directly through OpenAI
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by chipgap98 3y ago
No it isn’t. You could read this as him being back or him showing love for the team that pushed to get him back even though he is still leaving.
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Well this clears things up /s
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by chipgap98 3y ago
None of the news that has come out has indicated that was the case
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by chipgap98 3y ago
What does that have to do with any of this?
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by chipgap98 3y ago
The fact that the Chairman of the board was not included in the decision is a pretty big indicator
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by chipgap98 3y ago
1. There is so much momentum around OpenAI that it would be tough to walk away 2. I imagine they could find a better way to setup governance so the nonprofit entity still exists but the for profit entity has a bit more autonomy
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by chipgap98 3y ago
It has basically been confirmed https://twitter.com/GaryMarcus/status/1725707548106580255
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by chipgap98 3y ago
They didn't "fire him on the spot". They did a review that it sounds like was going on before today
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by chipgap98 3y ago
This makes it sound like joda and java.time are the same. They have major differences and java.time fixes a lot of the problems with joda time.
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by chipgap98 3y ago
The Assistants playground doesn't seem to be available yet
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by chipgap98 3y ago
The Assistants API and OpenAI Store are really interesting. Those are the types of things that could build a moat for OpenAI
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by chipgap98 3y ago
I was worried that a public repo I was checking out had been deleted
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Great so regulate personalization around certain types of products like medication and medical treatment. I don't understand how this scenario explains why we should throw out this whole category of business.
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by chipgap98 3y ago
These are the new 3nm chips from TSMC, right?
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Totally agree but it is a strange situation. Everyone will probably be made whole now
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by chipgap98 3y ago
The author is going through a major life transition as they move from being a full time student to a full time employee. Its not crazy that the stress of that change may impact their diet and weight. Also they are talking about 2 lbs over t
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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by chipgap98 3y ago
That's going to be one hell of a payment plan
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Unreal is even more expensive and requires reporting your revenue to pay for it. How is that a better option than Unity?
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by chipgap98 3y ago
I think the concern is real but I don’t think there is another viable competitor to Unity
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by chipgap98 3y ago
What's the alternative? People choose the ad-supported options because they like the product experience. I having a hard time understanding what the legislative solution to this problem is
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Tailwind is also great for this. You create components with Tailwind that make this trivial
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by chipgap98 3y ago
It's awful that this is the only way to get the attention of companies these days I hope you are able to resolve this issue!
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by chipgap98 3y ago
That would be a good thing for Microsoft. I don't think the data supports this. A quick google search showed that there are 25 million Game Pass subscribers and 125 million people in the Xbox ecosystem. There are also still plenty of g
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by chipgap98 3y ago
I don't know why, but I didn't think pilots made nearly that much money. I'm including the amount they made before the raise, let alone after.
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by chipgap98 3y ago
We know
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Tech people can’t be women?

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