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1y ago
Orwell’s Eurasia is real. China exists virtually and does “things” as far as Americans are concerned.
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1y ago
Ugh, can’t believe I missed their wedding. Also, the desktop version of the site is the one in question. Mobile looks like a pdf.
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1y ago
Why does this look like a website about weddings?
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1y ago
That’s not the redneck version, that’s the everybody version. You don’t need the LSD even, just pick a stimulant of choice, legal or not (meth, coke, adderral, vyvanse, Ritalin). Ingest it for days, you’ll be in psychosis in no time.
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1y ago
Past that cap they'll spin up more instances. Thank you, this is what I wanted to know. typically you set a cap for how many requests a single instance is meant to serve If this is on us then we'd have to make sure whatever ca
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1y ago
I'll echo one of my original concerns, which is how is this supposed to scale? Am I responsible for that?
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1y ago
Ah you’re right, misread the OpenAI/cerbrium pricing config variables.
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1y ago
I’m trying to figure out the cost predictability angle here. It seems like they still have a cost per input/output tokens, so how is it any different? Also, do I have to assume one gpu instance will scale automatically as traffic goes
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1y ago
What happens if the camera stops working?
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1y ago
From the horse's mouth on national tv: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fov7Mq75gYE You're absolutely right.
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1y ago
The problem is that the executive appoints the lower court judges, so the pool is tainted. A solution to this is probably something everyone needs to start thinking about (the whole problem), because a future democrat or sane republican wil
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1y ago
When it’s all said and done, Americans will have to find the courage to admit the Judicial branch was an utter failure. That whole thing was supposed to be immune to political coercion. I say it will take courage because it got rammed into
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1y ago
- They removed WSJ from the White House press pool because of the Epstein story - Elon is still stoking the Epstein stuff on Twitter as we speak It’s not good for Starlink for that reason. We are inside the belly of fascism, so your questio
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1y ago
Um, okay I guess. My response was for the person who couldn’t figure out how invasion could be both illegal and legal at the same time with regards to doling out justice in the context of Genocide. “Who watches the watchmen?”, the ultimate
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1y ago
This. Get off the grid.
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1y ago
If Microsoft decided to be a fully Indian company, what would change? I'm actually kind of curious. Then they can just stop pretending and have a giant Taj Mahal HQ in India with tons of Indians. Who is going to stop using Microsoft Of
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1y ago
If you want to keep a house painted white, you have to keep painting it white. Society does get more progressive and ethical, but it's only one coat of paint. America had a real fresh coat of paint after the Civil War, Civil Rights, an
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1y ago
Not really. Cops breaking your door down to get you is not the same as you breaking doors down all over town.
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1y ago
If an agent takes a Topic A and goes down a rabbit hole all the way to Topic Z, you'll see that it won't be able to incorporate or backtrack back to Topic A without losing a lot of detail from the trek down to Topic Z. It's a
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1y ago
You are a manual agent to LLMs when you use things like ChatGPT. You go through a workflow loop when you try to investigate and consult with an LLM. Agents are just trying to automate your workflow against an LLM. It's basically just s
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- Social Media doesn't have age restrictions, so in a sophisticated society it would be illegal for underage people to have an account on those platforms. That's just one. - Buying goods and services from societies that don't
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1y ago
A lot of how we live today will be illegal in a sophisticated society a few generations from now.
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1y ago
How can you think so selfishly? There's tons of children in Ukraine and Gaza that won't see your age. I recommend you start telling your inner voice to chill.
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1y ago
I also feel like command line agents are pretty simple. It's tailor made for tool-use. while(true): >> User requests something << The LLM picks a cli tool from an index << LLM grabs the manual for the tool to get the
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1y ago
I can buy into this. I always thought it was rude or at least insulting when Hollywood robotically creates slop movies. As in, of course they can do it, but damn is it insulting. There really are two types of people in the world: a) Quantit
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Do we have real proof that a sizeable portion of Americans believe in the secret lizard people thing? Best I could find: https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/... "Do you believe t
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It's really depressing how the US system seems to have existed "on belief". Word up. Most people that ever lived, lived under some authoritarian or unjust rule. Some lived in a full terror state. Americans are just so luc
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You think the world does a good job educating people? I’m very serious about making that wholesale change. Many are functionally illiterate and never reach sophisticated academic levels. Many don’t even have parents at home that are qualifi
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1y ago
Jealousy is absolutely a thing.
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1y ago
People really hate late stage capitalism.
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