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by hashstring 7d ago
What is the tell on the punk one?
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by hashstring 7d ago
No, marketing is about communicating valuable offers. Misleading communication is what I am describing, that is a subset of all communications.
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by hashstring 7d ago
Exactly, this is correct. People often assume they are not because they can ask the same query to the same model and get differences in output, but wrongly conclude that this is some inherent LLM trait, instead of non-determinism added on t
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by hashstring 8d ago
Hm, yeah, depends who you’re marketing this to. Also, the “0 ports opened” marketing is misleading. It still binds to a port and then also lets people access your resources over it. I dislike that Cloudflare Engineering has become more… mar
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by hashstring 12d ago
Yes, I hope policy makers also understand this reality.
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by hashstring 13d ago
I think both presented plans are suboptimal. However, Dario’s plan is BY FAR the least compelling and non-sensical. I think a constructive discussion should identify issues with current proposals so that we can instead develop something val
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by hashstring 17d ago
Ah yeah, well they integrated Chat afaik. I meant to say when they launched their promo [1] for Siri AI. Can’t find a non IG link, sorry. [1] https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBBgEWQP2b5/
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by hashstring 17d ago
Agree, it makes it completely unpredictable. I recommend you to write a message to OAI support, maybe it helps with changing it.
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by hashstring 17d ago
Apple Intelligence received the same criticism when they launched Siri AI. Seems like the faking it, is a common product UC.
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by hashstring 17d ago
I rather have them hand out these banked resets (even if they expire after n weeks), that would prevent the problem case I described.
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by hashstring 17d ago
Yawn, you gave a lot of praise but said a whole bunch of nothing substantively. I work with LLMs daily and recognize the value (for me, it’s speeding up SW development) but I’ve heard the same old song for the past 3 years. It’s getting pla
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by hashstring 17d ago
These resets also reset your weekly timer right. So it’s like, you may have 30% left for 1 days that you want to use. They reset it, and that means you your “new week” timer starts today. That sucks, because it doesn’t always work in your f
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by hashstring 21d ago
Getting paid meta exec money and not using a VPN for this, lol, good riddance.
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by hashstring 21d ago
True, openweight is the correct term.
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by hashstring 26d ago
Thank you, that’s it exactly.
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by hashstring 26d ago
No one serious about security touches Omarchy. Practically every distro suffers from critical LPEs, but at least there’s a bar. Omarchy is a hot mess that exists for the same reason that matcha is in our coffeeshops and peptides are in our
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by hashstring 1mo ago
I think Norway should not waste money on this. I think OpenAI’s does not have ANY moat. They are currently a leader but lack the piles of cash required to stay a leader in the medium/long-term. (They can not in anyway compete with AWS&
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by hashstring 1mo ago
Eh, we’ve seen many footholds of documented chains start in application code throughout time. To list a few: - WebKit (CVE-2016-4657) - WhatsApp (CVE-2019-3568) - Chrome (CVE-2021-38003) Then, also the distinction between platform vs applic
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by hashstring 2mo ago
Hegseth loves this app!
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by hashstring 2mo ago
The disclosure section is gold. It’s such an accurate description. Major consumer companies reply just like that. It’s incompetence and I think to an extent also arrogance.
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by hashstring 2mo ago
Interesting points! Sent from my Gmail OS
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by hashstring 2mo ago
It doesn’t schedule tasks, doesn’t deal with physical memory, it doesn’t initialize hardware or interface with it on a low level. This is just an app that lives in user-space, nothing more. Calling this an OS is like calling Gmail an OS. It
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by hashstring 2mo ago
> after confusing two Asian last names The addition that the last names are Asian is insane and just put there to make the opposite party look bad. Ironically, all it does is reflect the spirit of OpenAI.
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by hashstring 2mo ago
Agree but how many times are the same articles and opinions reaching the top. It feels like we’re in a loop and it’s boring me out reading the same thing over and over and over again.
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by hashstring 2mo ago
Really? Explain please haha
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by hashstring 2mo ago
Yeah, but now it’s more confidently slowing us down… It kind of sucks. Someone else said that non-SMEs can’t filter through the noise and may actually mistake the AI slop for signal, which worsens the problem.
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by hashstring 2mo ago
You loose inspection, export, replay and audit. None of the popular providers have real moat, which is very much problematic for OpenAI and Anthropic; their operating margins are deeply red and they do not have the same reserves that FAANG&
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by hashstring 2mo ago
No, we have benchmarks for (pseudo-)objective measurements of capabilities. We have flashy news stories on repeat for marketing. The point is that they are separate things. If you start mixing them up, analysis becomes more biased and less
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by hashstring 2mo ago
Yes, and thank China for open AI.
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by hashstring 2mo ago
We also have evidence that Anthropic distilled all human info they could get their hands on for the development of all their models. Distillation should be fair game given the (current) game of LLM training. Yes, as a model creator you prob

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