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by chvid 2y ago
As far as I can tell this is a better, more polished product. And they are giving away high quality model access for free.
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by chvid 2y ago
Personally I don't think it is worse than what I routinely trust US big tech on. I expect Github/Microsoft to train on my use as well. Actually I think ByteDance is more trustworthy as more focus is on them.
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by chvid 2y ago
My guess the TOS is because they want to train on user data. As people have noted Claude is not cheap and they are giving it away for free here.
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by chvid 2y ago
It is really good plus it allows you to use Claude 3.5 for free (probably until ByteDance implements their own model).
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by chvid 2y ago
So current AI can do less than 10% of these. But it probably won't be more than a few days until models start being trained on these rendering the indicator invalid.
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Humanity's Last Exam(lastexam.ai)
15 points by chvid 2y ago|3 comments
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by chvid 2y ago
They wrote a paper. As far as I can tell they applied a smørrebrødsbord approach and that let to the results they got.
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by chvid 2y ago
DeepSeek shows that it is not the size of your computer that matters the most, rather your talent, and the approach you are taking. Should have been obvious but now somehow isn't?
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by chvid 2y ago
I took it for a spin and it looks great - a great way of playing with a LLM. Sure some of the elements are in IntelliJ, Copilot, or maybe Cursor (which I haven't tried) but it is all very well put together. Recommended. (But of course
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by chvid 2y ago
As far as I can tell this is operated out of Singapore, which is not some communist backwater, according to the law there and on top of US big tech infrastructure. The models this editor work with are by Anthropic and OpenAI both US compani
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by chvid 2y ago
Comment from Elon Musk: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1881923570458304780 They don’t actually have the money
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by chvid 2y ago
Funny that weren't better prepared and had it ready for when the ban hit.
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by chvid 2y ago
I haven't tried cursor but I cannot help notice the commit messages (or lack there of). Why doesn't cursor help with that?
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by chvid 2y ago
It got to a critical mass for political banter and quick news. Became the go to place for that and probably still is.
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by chvid 2y ago
Not used in model training probably means it was used in model validation.
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by chvid 2y ago
Apple should do a new note explaining why they put the apps back on the App Store without a changed law or a formal delay of the ban.
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by chvid 2y ago
Not much info here but this is big news - an actually published open source model that matches O1 from OpenAI - the model has been available behind an api for a few months. Here is an article with someone playing with it: https:/&#x2F
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by chvid 2y ago
"Darren Jones defends decision to allow app to continue running in UK as it stops working in US ahead of national ban" Crazy how this half-a-day ban in the US triggers chatter about bans in European countries.
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by chvid 2y ago
Plus Trump got all major social media in his pocket.
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by chvid 2y ago
Incredible. Isn't ByteDance already owned 60% by international (mostly American) investors? https://usds.tiktok.com/who-owns-tiktoks-parent-company-byte...
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by chvid 2y ago
https://archive.ph/vHFrh
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by chvid 2y ago
As it looks now Trump will facilitate a deal within 90 days - Biden could have done that and left the US with a much healthier media landscape. You are free to call Biden more principled but to me it looks like a shot in the foot.
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by chvid 2y ago
A special interest group called Meta.
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by chvid 2y ago
Biden could have cut a deal with TikTok instead of this. That would have left the US with a least one major social media not in the pocket of Trump.
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by chvid 2y ago
Deeply unserious (like the rest of the TikTok saga) and TikTok even at a depressed price is worth far more than perplexity.
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Statement from White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Regarding TikTok(whitehouse.gov)
1 points by chvid 2y ago|0 comments
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by chvid 2y ago
It is front page news in dk - leaders from major Danish companies have been called in by the government … novo is the biggest exporter to the us and the most obvious squeeze. Technically this is done by the Biden admin but obviously coordin
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by chvid 2y ago
The US is trying to squeeze the Danes to get hold of Greenland.
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by chvid 2y ago
Wait until you hear about Canon printers.
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by chvid 2y ago
What looks like weak internal demand (surging exports, stagnant imports) is in fact Chinese industrial policies working incredibly well. When a Chinese consumer buys a (purely) Chinese-made car or phone instead of a (partly) foreign-made on

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