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by m3kw9 4mo ago
i'm sure there are small use cases, but lets just say you would never go back to gpt3.5 to do much except for fun.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
3-5 months is a long time and they are pretty useless on arrival because the frontier models are so good, that it's hard to go back even if it's way cheaper. Your work flow is adapted to that level of intelligence for months.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
FrontierCode is likely paid for by anthropic.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
Their laws are basically the equivalent of if there is no code, there are no bugs. EU laws forces citizens to get no new tech, privacy preserved.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
Face it, nobody serious is using Grok for anything, they may as well sell the compute
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
Apple is right, EU wants to live in the stone age because of these laws, let them.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
It's both but the dangers are far more issue for their brand than control
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
put quotes on privacy laws.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
EU privacy laws are not there to protect your privacy, its there because the law makers don't know how modern privacy works and wants their name on the law so it seems they did something.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
Or more accurately, we are not qualified to say if something is conscious or not.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
Flash 3.5 (Fast) is very fast for many things, just don't throw complicated issues with it, it just doesn't do it as well as 5.5 High. The low light of the show is the Anti-gravity app. The updates are few, and the updates does b
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
You cannot just eye ball a part and say is "high quality"
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
When the worm makes someone's machine start to sound like a leaf blower, you are found out.
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
You can't get an edge using local models, these guys may have competitors that will spend on SOTA models. They won't likely ever consider local machines even for some offloading scenarios, the complexity and costs will be even h
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by m3kw9 4mo ago
probably not high enough risk to consider one on their list. First you need someone to be physically in there, 2nd the person needs to have a USB speaker connected, which means is likely a home. 3rd if it's a restaurant or something y
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
AI seem hard to go bust from the potential, but there is a point where it always can if numbers grow just right.
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
At some point, they need a new system for these "packages", you've got to be insane to install any of these right now.
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
When I see front end slop, I see that italic large looking font they all use. You all know which
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
Another hand waver saying “AI will replace all humans”. Is as much a theory as saying if the earth turns 3000c hot, everything will perish, and I don’t dispute that in a few billion years. The problem with the theory is there are vast vari
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
Most interviews are just referrals then confirming the bias, even if you fail some questions, you are likely in. If you came from no where, they are not gonna like you unless you get all the questions right. If you want to know if someone i
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
This is well known
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
Either they are getting fleeced or they are getting very good terms for the investments
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
This is Anthropic's 5.5
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
I think the product market fit is still how you interface with increasingly powerful AI. Right now is Codex/Claude code, and they just added computer use/web browsing into them. The product is the speed at which you can interfac
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
Enterprises also use 200$ plans, they are not that stupid. They add a spill over API key for over usage.
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
Everyone adding "Permanent" to price cuts now
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
sleep aka processing the data differently.
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
i haven't been on stackoverflow for maybe 6 months, haven't seen it on google search, or needed to ask much on google either. Maybe they did a web search. On the plus side, its still used by AI agents
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
Is likely due to how humans react to issues. They fix it or make a big deal to over fix it when someone gets hurt. The baseline risk shifts and people will get scared looking back doing a mental calculation: lower risk better then higher
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by m3kw9 5mo ago
people still think about bloodline when having kids or when caring about safety? I would think that would be the last thing to worry about with kids safety.

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