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by hmate9 1y ago
I'm testing this and it's really weird not being taken straight to a Google results page when I type something. Honestly, I'm quite comfortable just switching to the ChatGPT app and typing my query there if I want to use it,
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by hmate9 1y ago
That figure sounds way too high Edit: yes I understand it is correct, but still it sounds like an insane amount
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by hmate9 1y ago
$2.5B in stock comp for about 3,000 employees. that’s roughly $830k per person in just six months. Almost 60% of their revenue went straight back to staff.
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by hmate9 1y ago
In a way this was kind of inevitable, but I had hope that it was still 1-2 years away. This likely degrades brand value and begins to shift the incentives of the AI's responses.
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by hmate9 1y ago
From the little I’ve played with it so far, its spec-driven format seems to give better results when making large changes to code.
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by hmate9 1y ago
Isn’t this only useful for blogs, news sites, or forums? Why would I want an AI to know less about my product? I want it to understand it, talk about it, and ideally recommend it. Should be default off.
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by hmate9 1y ago
I’ve found the experience pretty underwhelming so far. Maybe they’re under heavy load right now, but nearly every time I try to use it, it takes about 20 seconds before it automatically switches from 2.5 Pro to 2.5 Flash due to delays. Unfo
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by hmate9 1y ago
The entire UI redesign of "liquid glass" looks horrible in its current state. Right now the readability factor on iOS is at an all time low. It feels like a change just for the sake of change. How is it better?
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by hmate9 1y ago
Probably the best one right now, their deep research is also very good.
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Elon Musk unexpectedly drops case against OpenAI(bbc.com)
2 points by hmate9 2y ago|2 comments
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by hmate9 3y ago
It obviously deters crime. Look at it this way. If maximum prison sentence was 5 minutes, would you see more or less crime happening?
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by hmate9 3y ago
This is a phenomenal visualisation. I wish I saw this when I was trying to wrap my head around transformers a while ago. This would have made it so much easier.
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by hmate9 3y ago
Serious question: Why wouldn’t Elon just fund it all himself? $43M is 0.02% of his net worth.
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by hmate9 3y ago
Now multiply that number by 2% which is about what stripe charges per transaction. Pretty nice revenue
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by hmate9 3y ago
You have to take into account how much it rises and how much it falls too. It might be you win more often but when you lose you lose more.
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by hmate9 3y ago
I feel like this is kind of an open secret and the analytics about an ad that google or facebook give to advertisers must be taken with a grain of salt. That is why every serious advertiser runs their own analytics about how many people vis
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by hmate9 3y ago
External battery with a cord, and even with that only 2 hours performance. This has to be improved before mainstream appeal. (and the price of course)
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Sam Altman reconfirms that he has ZERO equity in OpenAI(twitter.com)
3 points by hmate9 3y ago|0 comments
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by hmate9 4y ago
If that’s the case then it will very quickly be known that spending this money is useless. This is supposed to be a win win for both the platform and the user and not a source of revenue. Of course if google decides to try and squeeze a cou
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by hmate9 4y ago
Allow people to pay say $50 in order to get someone to actually review all the facts about the case and refund the user the money if they were right.
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by hmate9 4y ago
Stress + neglected diet and exercise definitely puts a strain on your body.
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by hmate9 4y ago
Context: "Prisencolinensinainciusol" is a song by Italian singer Adriano Celentano, released in 1972. The song's lyrics are intentionally gibberish, meant to sound like American English to an Italian audience. The song is a c
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by hmate9 4y ago
Does anyone have a tldr of why it took this long?
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by hmate9 4y ago
While I don’t think Musk is saying OpenAI agreed to give them the source code but that because they’re hosted on Azure they have access to everything. He clarified in a reply to the tweet: “ChatGPT is entirely housed within Microsoft Azure.
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As part of their investment, Microsoft gained access to the full OpenAI codebase(twitter.com)
1 points by hmate9 4y ago|2 comments
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by hmate9 4y ago
Giving an AI direct access to a code interpreter is exactly how you get skynet. Not saying it’s likely to happen with current chatgpt but as these inevitably get better the chances are forever increasing.
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by hmate9 4y ago
Heads up: The UI is not usable on iOS safari if the URL bar is set to be on the bottom. The bar covers up the text area and send button and if you scroll down it jumps back up to be hidden again.
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by hmate9 4y ago
If you’re reading this and don’t have backup codes for Google auth stored somewhere offline then this is your wake-up call to do it now.
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by hmate9 4y ago
This blog post offers no specific detail about the partnership (dollars involved and terms). Are those details public somewhere else?
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OpenAI and Microsoft extend partnership(openai.com)
457 points by hmate9 4y ago|284 comments

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