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gmerc
6mo ago
Ya ya, release the Epstein Files
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gmerc
6mo ago
When in history of mankind have we ever… is an appeal to the inability of humans to evolve.
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gmerc
6mo ago
Economic zones are NOT zero sum.
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gmerc
6mo ago
Thailand Promptpay is federated too, as are some Japanese services.
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gmerc
6mo ago
I thought it was a lot more than that, Gaza is not a small place
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gmerc
6mo ago
The US very much would like the public to believe space data centers are economical and viable so they can just throw the taxpayer money to their favorite techbros, aka owners. China will win purely because idiocracy
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gmerc
6mo ago
Bit of a strawman, isn’t it.
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gmerc
6mo ago
Oh please https://github.com/deepseek-ai
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gmerc
6mo ago
Direct API
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gmerc
6mo ago
The LLM has harness control in claude ;) “Let me switch off the sandbox and try again”
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gmerc
6mo ago
Speak for yourself. I found switching from Opus 4.7 to be completely painless and in fact, due to the reliability of Anthropic’s API, less of a friction despite slower response times. Zero issues on a large mono repro
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gmerc
6mo ago
It’s just an introduction price to speed up adoption for the rest of the month, hardly worth mentioning compared to subsidized coding plans. We know DS runs profitable, they also indicate in their paper they expect prices to drop as they ge
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gmerc
6mo ago
obviously everyone subsidizes for user acquisition - after all people need to be coaxed to test your model, claude code subscriptions come to me one. DeepSeek pro is 65/86% cheaper (i/o tokens) in subsidized pro vs pro and 91/
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gmerc
6mo ago
Because they give it away for free and offer APIs at very acceptable rates. Not that hard to figure out, Robin Hood stealing our data tax back comes to mind.
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gmerc
6mo ago
they didn’t touch the LLM python conversion though which tells you it’s not that simple.
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gmerc
6mo ago
Ok we can drop the farce now that it isn’t compression at the core, the anthropomorphic bullshit has done the job it was supposed to - Allow us to centralize the knowledge economy at the cost of IP holders and we get to claim the efficiency
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gmerc
6mo ago
These ads compete in the supply side auction with real healthcare ads, causing massive CAC spikes for legitimate providers. It’s the main reason why Meta doesn’t actually ever against scammers
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gmerc
6mo ago
Effective Altruism fan porn.
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gmerc
6mo ago
Fucking AI slop
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gmerc
6mo ago
Translation: Now that all rest sets are ingested, we need to move the bar that gave use several years of free PR. See also: https://this.os.isfine.org/blog/posts/us-ai-labs-love-the-ai...
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gmerc
6mo ago
See also https://georgzoeller.com/blog/posts/the-tech-job-apocalypse-...
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gmerc
6mo ago
Anyone can do that via the scrapers. The model developers actually have something to lose tho
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gmerc
6mo ago
Oh actually penalizing people does help
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gmerc
6mo ago
Let’s just say that OpSec at companies adopting AI is low across the board because security just isn’t a deciding feature at the moment. See McDonalds breach 2 years ago
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gmerc
6mo ago
Why compete when you can build on each other. Someone is finally getting that china is not capitalist like the US.
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gmerc
6mo ago
Golden router or peace board donation
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gmerc
6mo ago
should have AI trained on them like Suno.
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gmerc
6mo ago
They were always going to do that.
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gmerc
6mo ago
And we have Fox.
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gmerc
6mo ago
Let’s not forget Eric Schmidt’s daughter boning the key german politicians
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