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2y ago
ML inference should cost a lot more to run than typical SaaS too... that said, I'd pay more than $20/mo for access to GPT4 or Claude 3. It is worth at least $75/mo to me. I pay for both right now just in case one is better th
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Maybe the species that create advanced AI use it to extinct themselves before the AI is fully autonomous and self-sustaining? Presumably "help an ~average intelligence but crazy person make a bioweapon" would come before AI capabl
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2y ago
> While we did use phone verification in the past, this is not the case any longer. Phone numbers were stored in the same way as the email addresses, so, again, we have no way to derive them back from the hash. I've no reason to dou
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2y ago
I suppose it is subjective, but it seems to be a pretty much near-universal sentiment among gamers I know that "pay to win" sucks.
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2y ago
While I don't doubt that there's a slight temporary productivity boost, I doubt it outweighs: 1) Lost years of productivity as people die early from lung cancer (my smoker granddad ended his career early because of it, a challen
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2y ago
> I want to be able to use caffeine as a tool. Same here. All my daily coffee drinker friends say coffee has no effect on them. I drink it ~4-6 times a month (when I'm very busy) and I can feel the effects from one cup almost all da
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2y ago
I've witnessed something similar, seeing someone quit a hard drug habit but still being stuck on nicotine for a few years before finally quitting. However, I don't think this says much about the inherent addictiveness of nicotine
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2y ago
For me Delta has been the one that is garbage lately. It used to be my favorite but the last five flights have all had something go wrong. When I requested proof of delay for travel insurance it took them ages to send it over. Tbf though a
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2y ago
I don't do Swift or JS/React professionally (well, tiny bit, but I'm not a "React professional"). However, I've made non-toy Swift/SwiftUI* (~7k loc) and React (~4k loc) project. Imho Swift/SwiftUI is
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2y ago
To whatever extent something like this can be done locally, I'd probably pay a monthly sub for it if its good enough. But I wouldn't want any of that leaving my machine, we get tracked and profiled enough as-is imo.
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2y ago
The crazy thing to me is that they given the videos they originally showed (100% Sora?) they didn't need to falsely advertise. What it can do is incredibly impressive without dressing it up.
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2y ago
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2y ago
> At last count, Copilot had over 1.8 million paying individual and 50,000 enterprise customers. > Copilot loses an average of $20 a month per user, according to a Wall Street Journal report, with some customers costing GitHub as much
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2y ago
I'm normally on board with variations of this argument for things that don't significantly affect other people, but cars very much affect other people. Larger cars are more likely to kill other drivers, and especially bikers and p
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2y ago
And all of the ones above the US are seemingly small island nations, with #1 being a US territory :|
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2y ago
iirc in one of his videos (maybe that one) he also spends a lot of time discussing how because of their elytra they can have flight, without the downside of always-vulnerable wings like most (all?) other flying animals. I was surprised the
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2y ago
I don't watch livestreams but I have Patreon subscriptions to two YouTubers that I enjoy. They focus on fairly niche topics and if everyone thought of paying them as "wasting money" I doubt they'd be able to produce as m
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3y ago
And cost-efficiency, if I'm using an LLM as an Siri-like assistant on my phone, most of the tasks I'll want it to do won't be that complicated and it would be a waste to send them to some SOTA LLM in the cloud, which I'l
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3y ago
Sad not to see any lisps or APL but in his defense it does say lazy :)
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3y ago
Another data point, I definitely find Opus better for coding, but not by much. The problems I give them are generally short (<= 100 lines) and well-defined so any advantage Opus has in larger contexts won't be apparent to me. They&#
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3y ago
While I agree that GPT4 (in the web app) is not as good as it used to be, I don't think it is anywhere near GPT3.5 level. There are many things web app GPT4 can do that GPT3.5 couldn't do at ChatGPT's release (or now afaik).
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3y ago
Yup, Claude is my go-to now. Both models seem equally "intelligent" but Claude has a better sense of when to be terse or verbose + the responses seem more natural. I still use GPT4 when I need code executed as Anthropic hasn'
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3y ago
Ticks carry a lot more than Lyme though, and many of the diseases they carry can have long-term or life-long effects. Even with a Lyme vaccine I think it'd be worth it to take these if you're gonna be in a tick-heavy area. https:
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3y ago
And fwiw both GPT-4 and Claude 3 Opus failed to give me the correct answer.
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3y ago
I think most people think its bad because of the eyeball scanning part, not the cryptocurrency part...
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3y ago
Fwiw Kagi has "= 453288 hours" as the first result, above any links. I feel like my account is gonna look like a Kagi shill pretty soon but it really is so much better than Google now. The Kagi + GPT4 combo is so much better than
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3y ago
> more of an extension of yourself, a part of your own brain that you can call on to more easily complete particular tasks. I like this idea but I gotta say when I think "autopilot" I think "does it for you" and imagi
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4y ago
Eh it was great value when it was just Netflix or just two services but now I feel like there's often only 0-1 shows on a given platform that I'm interested in at any one time. It isn't "good value" to pay $15+ a