jazzpush2

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by jazzpush2 1mo ago
I have completed stopped using Anthropic since Kimi 3 released, and only ever K3 and Codex nowadays. I pay for K3, and get Codex and Claude free from work. Almost everyone I know prefers Codex to Claude.
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by jazzpush2 1mo ago
This was a fun, light read, but nowhere near 'best', hardly more than a fun opinion piece, and even then it completely ignored relevant topics (class inequality at foot, performative climate action [taylor swift], disparate impact
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
You really can't think of any current events that would make this top-of-mind? Nothing over the last ~2 years?
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
What do you mean by 'Jew hatred' - can you be specific? How is it different than criticism of Israel? How is it different than criticism of American-Israel relations?
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
Anthropic: doing everything they can to own any output they produce/prevent scrubbing of association for them - except when it comes to the CEO's wife's porn funding attempt from Epstein: https://www.wsj.com/t
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
You read this from the outside and ask yourself, "how does this guy sleep at night?". He sleeps fine, of course, justifying his own actions/behaviors without thinking of others. Luigi Mangione spent months trying to contact s
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
These are the DEI jobs of the modern era. Cost centers with employees that get rich contributing less than nothing to the company, actively harming the researchers, while writing bs/fluff on twitter all day.
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
'Intentional anonymity is perfectly tasteful.' - what? This statement is exactly the kind of hollow, meaningless fluff that gets passed around as wisdom, but means nothing. Taste is not the act, it's how the act is done.
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
Microsoft harder is good? Relative to what? Xbox, the topic of discussion, is literally famous for a 'red ring' hardware failure.
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
I had a similar experience this weekend. Some friends got together, one got the new Halo campaign, and we looked forward to playing co-op, like the good ol' days. Well, adding a screensplit co-op now requires a log-in, which requires a
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
Which of those aren't related to regulation? Preventing Chinese models from entering our market? Using boogeyman 'distillation' as a means to target competitors? Point 3 is literally about ADDING regulation. Please elucidate
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
1. We should not sell powerful chips or chipmaking equipment to China, and we should crack down on the rampant smuggling and workarounds used to obtain access to such chips. Regulate others, but not us, please. And f.u. Jensen for your tw
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
Of course the amount of effort is relevant - that's exactly what's being discussed. Your entire "Work smart, not hard." phrasing is exactly the issue: with AI, your 'smart' work causes 'hard' review f
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by jazzpush2 2mo ago
If you expect my effort to read your work, I expect your effort to write it. Really that simple.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
He has no taste anymore. He was right once, made too much money, and lost touch with everything. Now he's a tasteless boomer.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
Ok, but what if all Whatsapp competitors explicitly banned the ability to groom children on their platform, but Whataspp didn't, and directly advertised it.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
Reading the title generates imagery of a city in Japan being overrun by foreigners. The actual content is about a self-proclaimed 'Asia's cleanest village' in India, banning Sunday visits from other domestic Indians. Probably
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
Yes, the daly time recently is absolutely ridiculous. Been waiting on a preprint that's already been accepted in a top journal for seemingly no reason.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
And who do you go to when you have a medical issue? Surely not a doctor/hospital, since you're so anti-credentialism.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
A lot of DevRel seems to fail/get a poor reputation because the individual seems more focused on making themselves the center of attention/launching their influencer career versus actually trying to help others use their product.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
Completely fails for anything bio-related. What a joke.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
By your logic, a man who murders someone with a Smith & Wesson is just as culpable as someone who owns some shares of $SWBI. I'll repeat myself: what a mindset!
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
This is a great project. It'd be fun to look at some of the more popular startups over time, both those that ended up successful and those that didn't.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
Hoping for a follow-up with Sparse Autoencoders.
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
> The Meta employee does as they are told. Your argument erases the employee's biggest moral choice: did the Meta employee just spawn a Meta employee? No, they chose to work there. You assign maximal agency to someone buying an inde
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
what a mindset. I'll make sure to shame my Illumina scientist neighbor for working on tech that deliberately targets underage children (purposely violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.). After all, he owns the wor
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by jazzpush2 3mo ago
I don't care to dive into imaginary philosophical debates. I'm responding to the person in this thread saying, "I'm stuck" while clearly being financially well-off.
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
I agree. That said, a cursory glance at their post history shows they donate 6-figures to charity, which while very commendable, flies in the face of the idea of being 'stuck'. In any case, it's quite simple. If you work at M
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by jazzpush2 4mo ago
They author thousands of open-source. Nobody would consider those 'products' (though feel free to play pedantic). And many would argue React did far more harm than good.

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