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4mo ago
What a lot of use on here are salivating for is the ability to run these on prosumer hardware at home. So we tend to jump to the conclusion that "standard" means "consumer-grade" because that's what we want to see.
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4mo ago
Mmmm, what I could do with a cluster of H100s like that. Tim Allen grunt
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4mo ago
The caddyshack gophers must have moved on to chemical warfare
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4mo ago
There's a helpful response. It could always be worse!
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4mo ago
Very true. I was considering PostHog, but this sours them in my eyes. Very deceptive wording.
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5mo ago
I like it, thanks for recommending
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5mo ago
Once a vice is taxed, it becomes a budget line item for the local government and is much harder to get rid of
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5mo ago
This has been my experience as well
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5mo ago
I'm sure I don't understand all the technical aspects, but I do understand that this is frickin' cool. Nice work.
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5mo ago
I would have thought Texas was the state least likely to hamper data center construction. Quite a bad sign for the bubble dwellers. All those Blackwells sitting in warehouses will sit even longer. Looks like its a pretty cosmopolitan area o
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5mo ago
My understanding is that healthcare keeps growing because the large Boomer generation is aging. When they have passed though, then we should see a corresponding slide in healthcare growth
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5mo ago
I stopped listening to him when he said he wanted to die on mars. I think that was 10+ years ago.
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5mo ago
This isn't a drug study. It's about food and nutrition, one of the most intentionally misled topics around. I put the blame for that squarely on those who sponsor studies like this that don't help anyone. They are just muddyi
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5mo ago
That's all I need to see to stop reading the study. Sponsored science is just noise.
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5mo ago
It's still kind of funny. Good catch. I love it when things are both literal and figurative at the same time.
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5mo ago
I had not considered that angle. A good, but depressing point
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5mo ago
Got invited to try this, but it was too expensive. I gave it two tasks that I would expect Codex 5.3 xhigh to take $1-2 of tokens on. It used $20 on each, and one was on medium with the other on xhigh!
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6mo ago
They are not good, and they seem to get worse as you increased effort. Weird
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6mo ago
Hmm. Any idea why it's so much worse than the other ones you have posted lately? Even the open weight local models were much better, like the Qwen one you posted yesterday.
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6mo ago
Makes sense. HF deserves the same awe as radioactive material. I've always found both fascinating. Like some kind of dark magic that curses you if you contact it.
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6mo ago
I feel that anthropomorphizing the model is also potentially very harmful. We've seen that in the LLM interactions that end in tragedy. It's the wording that bothers me.
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6mo ago
Makes my Mustang Mach E feel super outdated I wonder if the American car companies will be able to deliver this technology any time soon
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6mo ago
Model Welfare? Are they serious about this? Or is it just more hype? I really don't trust anything this company says anymore. "We have a model that is too dangerous to release" is like me saying that I have a billion dollars
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6mo ago
Reminds me of the coop mod for Half Life 1 years back. It completely removed PvP and set dozens of players against puzzles and waves of enemies.
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6mo ago
Very interesting. I think I will try this with my Codex use Has anyone on here tried putting this in their AGENTS.MD, or similar?
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6mo ago
Ironic that the website that has this article also features similar bloat and ads that the article complains about.
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6mo ago
The sky is falling, the sky is falling!
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6mo ago
The darkness is always where the light is again found. The people who caused this situation are burning all their bridges on this. There will be a turnaround.
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7mo ago
"Adversarial umbrella" is my band's new name
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7mo ago
Seems plausible. I used to refer to StackOverflow before LLMs and a good amount of the examples there were flawed code presented as working. If the LLM had less junk in its training then it might benefit even though the volume of training o
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