iLoveOncall

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by iLoveOncall 5d ago
> + every layperson is an expert in 1 or more areas. What do you think 70 years old career politicians are an expert in that would allow them to weigh whether a chatbot's answers are bullshit or not.
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by iLoveOncall 6d ago
The people introducing those laws and the people financing them. Meta is the biggest lobbyist in the US for this, why do you think that is?
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by iLoveOncall 6d ago
They don't care about social media bans, they care about linking users to their government ID. It's baffling to me that anyone has still not realized that.
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by iLoveOncall 6d ago
This has nothing to do with that. They probably realized that teenagers are a small enough portion of their userbase that the loss of revenue (and probably lack thereof to be fair) is far outweighed by the opportunity to ask users for their
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by iLoveOncall 7d ago
They just solve problems that nobody has tried to solve in the past 50 years and then announce them as breakthroughs.
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
This has absolutely nothing to do with the problem at end. I'm so tired of people bringing up random metaphors that don't apply to justify obvious bullshit when it comes to AI.
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
> We shouldn't be trying to spin downtime as "just a few hours a month." Those hours cost real dollars. They're also completely irrelevant, you as a customer of a service that is down can lose the same amount of money
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
> So how about, and I’ll just throw this out there, instead of: > > GitHub Actions: 98.31% uptime. > > We say something like: > > GitHub Actions: 12 hours affected in the last 30 days (98.31% uptime). The suggested f
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
This is complete nonsense and absolutely no European considers themself European first and their own country's nationality second. You're neither European, nor American, nor Asian or African or anything else, you're clearly a
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
Yes, there is a massive difference, and you cannot invert them to get the other. Watt per Intelligence means that you have a fixed, deterministic, measure of intelligence, and you calculate how many watts it takes to get there. If your goal
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
Then the metric should be Watts per Intelligence, not the contrary.
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
I'm pretty sure I'm allowed to put personal expenses on my company card but I anyway always have to upload a receipt and for personal expenses I will have to reimburse them (FAANG). This isn't a bad system because it allows f
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
> We propose intelligence per watt (IPW), task accuracy per unit of power Stupid metric. It's not because a model is better performing that it necessarily requires more energy or compute.
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by iLoveOncall 10d ago
> they need to federalize "Shit Americans say" The EU is NOTHING like the US. The difference between each member is the same as the difference between the US and Mexico, not like the difference between California and Utah. It&#
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by iLoveOncall 13d ago
Oh ok I assumed Mythos was GA because I have access to it in Amazon despite not being in a security role at all. I guess it's just pay (enough) to play. Anyway, Fable is supposedly as good (if not better) in programming and it's v
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by iLoveOncall 13d ago
No it's not possible. Scam Altman is a serial liar, even long before his OpenAI days.
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by iLoveOncall 13d ago
> To everyone who believes that this is some nefarious plot by CEOs to bring about regulation or to hide that they've hit a wall or whatever It's this but also much more that those insiders just want to pump the value of their
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by iLoveOncall 15d ago
This comment is very clearly a bot for example: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49657869
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by iLoveOncall 15d ago
For comments only, not posts. Downvoting comments will achieve nothing when it comes to reducing the prevalence of AI spam posts.
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by iLoveOncall 15d ago
You cannot downvote posts, which is an issue IMO.
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by iLoveOncall 15d ago
It has been like this for more than a year, a lot longer than just the past couple of months. HackerNews, just like all other platforms, is heavily astroturfed and the big AI labs have bots commenting and voting, so it'll never end. Th
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by iLoveOncall 15d ago
The article is about Shopify, not Spotify.
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by iLoveOncall 15d ago
Shopify is handling customer payments worldwide, 90% of their work is probably localization issues rather than customer-facing feature development. GTA V developers don't give a fuck whether the game is running on a computer in North K
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by iLoveOncall 15d ago
> Maybe Anthropic is confusing Chinese AI providers with token resellers using the same alibaba infrastructure? Or maybe something like openrouter was switching between operators depending on price/demand/availability? Or maybe
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by iLoveOncall 16d ago
> Sol xhigh is 90% on TB2.1 but 37% on TB4. Is it also "benchmaxxed"? Yes? Just like every single model from every single AI lab.
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by iLoveOncall 17d ago
Technically correct is the best kind of correct. FYI I actually agree, it also surprised me. Anyway everything is deterministic on the website so it's not like that prompt actually has an influence on anything.
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by iLoveOncall 17d ago
This is EXACTLY my experience with it. Ask for it to change one line of code and see it invoke 20 tools and burn 300K tokens before updating the line and adding 50 extra lines of JavaDoc. Only since 4.8 though.
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by iLoveOncall 17d ago
The whole website is two buttons, so that's pretty much accurate.
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by iLoveOncall 17d ago
> Human engineers would push back or sabotage the effort out of moral duty You are just too funny.
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by iLoveOncall 17d ago
The main thing to take away from this whole story is that frontier labs have hired teams of mathematicians with the sole purpose of solving open problems. If this doesn't show you that the fantastical claims of their LLM's ability

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