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by gpt5 2mo ago
You need to be signed in to a paid account + change the default thinking effort. I imagine that OpenAI will eventually roll out smarter models to the free unsigned version, but it's just a delay that also causes public perception delay
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by gpt5 2mo ago
I'll just note that the ChatGPT version you used is 5.5 instant (with no thinking budget). Unfortunately, this is the experience of most people with ChatGPT, which is why the broad population is so unaware of how intelligent and nuance
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by gpt5 2mo ago
Let's not act like China doesn't use export controls for their geopolitical desires. "China halts rare-earth exports to Japan after Japan detains a Chinese fishing-boat captain near disputed islands" [1]. "China sus
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by gpt5 2mo ago
It's a common problem in math. The famous proof for Fermat's last theorem took 2 years to validate.
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by gpt5 3mo ago
How can people in Hacker News still doubt AI's benefit when they are seeing in front of their eyes every technical profession getting disrupted to oblivion in the last year. Just ask basically any software engineer how much their profe
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Most of these countries have been participating in bombing or getting bombed on and off for the last decade (and longer). You are reading too much into the current media hype cycle, and not really reading the geopolitics in place, which put
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Not true. The US has been negotiating with Iran for over a year about a nuclear deal before the war started. This has all been public.
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by gpt5 3mo ago
I don't know if you realize - but the Americans have offered IRGC a pretty generous deal that essentially removes almost all sanctions in return to stop developing nukes, and the IRGC itself is escalating the situation, which could for
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Israel is much farther away and has an advanced missile defense system. Israel also has a lot more options for retaliations against Iran then nukes.
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by gpt5 3mo ago
The argument is - these models costs hundreds of billions to develop - to BOTH US and China. China is giving them for free despite not making financial sense because they want to weaken US's tech firms ability to compete - because Chin
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by gpt5 3mo ago
The problem (right now) is that Open Weight models depend right now on huge companies to spend billion of dollars to train and develop them, all backed up by their incentives and their state to support this, while essentially giving away th
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Carbon levels are expected to plunge over a few centuries if carbon emissions drop. You are right the the ocean is the largest carbon sink, and it has the negative side effect of acidifying.
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by gpt5 3mo ago
It's a leaking bathtub. Half life of excess CO2 in the atmosphere is 30-100 years. So you need the water flowing in to continue to increase in rate (not just to continue flowing in), otherwise you reach a new equilibrium and the CO2 le
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Asia is also moving towards renewables.
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Both Europe and US's emissions are significantly (18%-30%) below their peak (which was 20 years ago. The rest of the world is also moving towards renewables.
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Perhaps the same way that Github works when you host your web page there. I.e. A revocable, limited license, where you retain full ownership, and only grant them permission to host and serve your content + a limited set of other uses, and y
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by gpt5 3mo ago
I appreciate the reply, but my warning consumer SSD is not incorrect. Perhaps I should have clarified that While they typically have a small overprovisioning of 7%, enterprise SSDs have close to 4 times as much, exactly to allow more writes
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Not sure why I'm being downvoted for being factually correct (and also, why I can't edit my above comment). ZFS will definitely degrade write performance gradually from 90% utilization, and will hit a stronger cliff at 95%+. Same
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by gpt5 3mo ago
ZFS will auto-degrade performance if there isn't enough headroom. In addition, if you use SSD, you also want the headroom, because otherwise you end up writing and rewriting on the same small empty space which kills SSD (unless you hav
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by gpt5 3mo ago
They cut to the next scene a moment before the next sentence, and they cut to the next sentence before the last word finished (i.e. no periods between sentences).
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by gpt5 3mo ago
I really wish a Apple or another major OEM would integrate CO2 monitor into watches or smartphones. Suddenly, everybody would be aware of the CO2 level in the room, get alerts, etc. and the problem will just solve itself. There are so man
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by gpt5 3mo ago
Competition is good.
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by gpt5 3mo ago
GLM 5.2 is in an uncanny valley where it's too big to run at home, too expensive and slow in comparison to similarly capable model (a good chart here - https://deepswe.datacurve.ai/ ), and that's just comparing API
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by gpt5 4mo ago
Feels like putting a flag on yourself that you are an easier target (security vulnerabilities, ddos, etc.)
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by gpt5 4mo ago
From SQ Magazine (not sure how reliable they are): 92% identify as male, 7% female. https://sqmagazine.co.uk/steam-statistics/ I think that it's true that games are definitely being played by both males and female
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by gpt5 4mo ago
You've probably made 20 comments just in this post alone, all attacking people and treating things as black and white. Do you really don't realize that this makes Hacker News worse, and is probably not healthy for you either?
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by gpt5 4mo ago
Please do share how education policy has materially changed in the last couple of years instead of resorting to ad hominem attacks?
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by gpt5 4mo ago
You don't always need the same level of deep knowledge on everything you do. A lot of things in software development requires some basic level understanding of some obscure API you would never use again. LLM definitely speed up that pa
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by gpt5 4mo ago
No - US always delegated education policy decision locally. Not just the state level, but the local district has the most amount of control. Nothing material here has changed in the last few years.
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by gpt5 4mo ago
I was going to comment that you missed the joke. However, it was still curious to me that you took it so seriously, so I looked at your comment history. It is almost all political (and outraged) commentary, and you tend to dominate posts li

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