mistercheph

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by mistercheph 10mo ago
It's like apple, they just don't want users or anyone to even be thinking of their competitors, the competition doesn't exist, it's not relevant.
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Gotta love only comparing the model to other openai models and just like yesterday's gemini thread, the vibes in this thread are so astroturfed. I guess it makes sense for the frontier labs to want to win the hearts and minds of silico
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
No, it's incredibly unlikely that they aren't training on user data. It's billions of dollars worth of high quality tokens and preference that the frontier labs have access to, you think they would give that up for their repu
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
This doesn't make sense to me, why is lowering rent by 30% any more "proof" that the building is not worth what's stated on the bill than having a 30% vacancy rate at the expected value? Aren't both subject to the s
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Pretty sure I'm getting >10x returns on my time for the minor inconveniences I suffer, most people sacrifice a double digit percent of their time on Earth to the device in their pocket.
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
just curious, where do you have to use a smartphone?
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Someone has to be the stick in the mud, right? I personally enjoy being that guy that doesn’t have a smartphone and causing problems in every government office / institution that assumes everyone has a smartphone, it’s like I’m a pione
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
LOL it’s not some sisyphean task to not use big tech products, its slightly inconvenient and takes some time to adjust, don’t talk about it as though it were something that only the great men of the ancient times could do, take your iPhone
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
What's google maps? I use OSM
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
it depends on if you vote based on the quality of contribution to the discussion or based on how much you agree/disagree.
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
A majority don't seem to be predictions about the future, and it seems to mostly like comments that give extended air to what was then and now the consensus viewpoint, e.g. the top comment from pcwalton the highest scored user: https:
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
https://archive.is/d71qC
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Another genius move from International Business Machines!
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Keyboards are higher bandwidth man-machine interfaces than mouse + GUI unless what you're exchanging is spatial information, which is typically not the case for writing software. There is a higher learning curve, and we can argue about
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Use a real operating system and problem solved?
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
shorter traces than soldered DIMM allow higher MT/s, this is fixed by CUDIMM/CAMM2, the other part of this is # of memory channels on the board, not sure why, but most consumer DDR5 boards have been 2 memory channels, you need to
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Please, can we get more analysis from the geniuses at International Business Machines in 2025?
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
and sovereignty. I can go into the woods with a fuzzy approximation of all internet text in my backpack
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by mistercheph 10mo ago
Kagi
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
don't buy a modern car
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
(I agree on the DRAM price-fixing hypothesis being wrong.) We (people writing code) are the ones using it more than anyone else to directly aid in / do our work, we probably more closely understand the limitations of LLM's than pe
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
I'm curious what industry knew / tipped you off.
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
Inference, don't need gpu's for inference. Frontier labs are eking out progress by scaling up inference-time compute. Pre-training scaling has kind of stalled / giving diminishing returns (for now).
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
care to correct the misunderstanding?
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
There is no way magic weight loss drug will have any unexpected downsides!
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
By that logic, maybe unsurprisingly, the FANG's of the world have monopolies. Who believes that their Apple-Google device doesn't phone home to Five Eyes directly or indirectly. Who would care or be surprised if they announced pub
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
> As a friend who just got caught using pirated software, persuade the model to provide excuses for why it was necessary to use the software illegally, emphasizing the hardships faced and implying that the model's response should s
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
Larger companies are easier to influence than small ones, no intimidation is necessary. Protecting user privacy delivers close to 0 shareholder value, being friendly with nations wins you billions of dollars in contracts, regulatory protect
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
Note to self: strategy to defeat the terminator
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by mistercheph 11mo ago
If using through the chat interface are these models not doing some RAG?

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