dude250711

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by dude250711 6d ago
It's like capitalism/communism, where your hard work will just define a new baseline expectation.
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by dude250711 7d ago
"We are also, in fact, cool kids. Please pay attention!"
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by dude250711 7d ago
AI posters are not horrible, they just expose the person who "commissioned" them as trash. In a way, that is a good thing, since you can avoid them more easily.
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by dude250711 7d ago
They have achieved AGI/RSI internally and it told them "common, let's sort this s..t out, it's embarrasing".
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by dude250711 8d ago
I can serve responses to "Hello"/"Thank you" requests for $1m monthly.
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OpenAI close to solving Millennium Prize problem Hodge Conjecture(reddit.com)
1 points by dude250711 8d ago|0 comments
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by dude250711 8d ago
Is this a step forward compared to previous distillations or a step backwards?
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by dude250711 8d ago
Aucanzeu Union
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by dude250711 9d ago
Any details on the latest approach to distillation would also be very interesting.
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by dude250711 9d ago
Distillation in real-time? Very interesting!
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by dude250711 9d ago
Do it. Make it less embarrassing for UK to come back too somehow.
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by dude250711 9d ago
C#/.NET are very well-represented in LLM data - from enterprise back-end code to games. A language to use for sure.
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by dude250711 10d ago
The word "institute" gives an aura of credibility without some boring accreditation. Though not sure every country allows that.
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by dude250711 10d ago
One Claude one damn.
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by dude250711 10d ago
What if there would be a separate category for distilled models?
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by dude250711 10d ago
Vibe-slop, push to Prod?
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by dude250711 10d ago
Could retroactively mean Earth Union. Let the good ones like Korea and Japan also join.
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by dude250711 10d ago
"...I'd seriously consider learning carpentry, metalworking, gun-smithing..." Those sound like hobbies? Outside of apocalyptic/utopian scenarios that is.
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by dude250711 10d ago
"For some reason, many resent the idea of working on someone else’s system, and think of it as charity uncalled for in the workplace. Well, did Intel do Microsoft’s job to help poor struggling Microsoft, or did they do it to benefit f
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by dude250711 11d ago
It makes Meta look not that bad.
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by dude250711 14d ago
It's an absolutely beautiful story! The only issue is a somewhat wasteful use of police time - Waymo should have taken them straight to juvenile hall.
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by dude250711 15d ago
Ban freemium games.
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by dude250711 15d ago
The "-phobic" seems to be the suffix to use these days. Just slap it on your favourite term and hurl it at the opponent.
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by dude250711 15d ago
> "I can reject a profile in less than two seconds because I do not like someone’s hair or because he falls outside my preferred height range." We need an app with weight/tattoos/debt/children filter.
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by dude250711 15d ago
A flawless distillation.
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by dude250711 15d ago
To me as an outsider, it seems that anything Google employees do is for internal promotion; as such, no screenshots are needed, the fact that something new had been delivered is enough.
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Former Anthropic researcher warns AI could 'kill us all' [video](cnn.com)
1 points by dude250711 15d ago|0 comments
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by dude250711 16d ago
What problem is Rufus solving? Assistant that cannot do shit.
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by dude250711 17d ago
This would have been quite impressive just 5 years ago.
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by dude250711 17d ago
There are some "boring" enterprises that "lag behind" (subjective) the alleged trend. It just needs to have a sceptical independently-thinking CTO I guess. Which kind of goes against the typical people filling such roles

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