motbus3

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by motbus3 3mo ago
i have being using anthropic opus 4.8 and fable 5 for some time now. i also tried latest openai models. in short, all of them are token diarrhea. Annoyingly logorrheic. they output so much useless stuff that it comes to the point that it ma
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by motbus3 3mo ago
according to the warlords that area killing people with ai models while lying about everything that is happening, yes.
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by motbus3 3mo ago
apart from the fact they are trying to make it in the most possible human way, it feels like they did not need to do it, or at least not at this scale at this moment. everything feels kinda weird in this letter.
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by motbus3 3mo ago
After all this effort of not opening the models, then trying to forbid people to use open models and all the rubbish their CEO keeps talking about common people I am done with Anthropic. I can't use it on good faith Same goes for grok,
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by motbus3 3mo ago
You mean how the stole the product you bought?
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by motbus3 3mo ago
People do whatever they want with their money. I think their products little matter when they are not good people. (And they are not even good products, with some exceptions) I can't control the world. But I can share my opinion on the
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by motbus3 3mo ago
I think this is how they are going to make us pay rent for what we bought. They will make everything unusable unless you pay more and make some cuckoo TOS saying that you agree to be held in contempt if you circumvent their measurements. Ho
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by motbus3 3mo ago
I am tired of this. LG is now on my blacklist alongside EA and Blizzard Entertainment for their anti consumer practices. I can't change them, I can't change policies about it. I can choose to not buy.
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by motbus3 3mo ago
they are totally focusing on making those their internal products so they dont need sell ai to customers anymore. that's the future
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by motbus3 3mo ago
I had spotify premium for ~10 years i think. I recently cancelled. I travel a lot, so now they started complaining i was not listening near my address. then they started blocking family members because i was not around. then they wanted to
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by motbus3 3mo ago
I did not know you guys would be watching. For sure. Let me do that tomorrow when I turn it on again :) I am happy to see the message. Thanks!
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by motbus3 3mo ago
I spent quite sometime trying to install their tools and nothing really worked. I used these repos you shared but the dependencies all fail on mac
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by motbus3 3mo ago
I need help understanding this. I understood that the magic here is the quantization that allows it to use from 50G to 4G and their process retain most of the intelligence within Pareto limits of gain. And then they proceed to compare with
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by motbus3 3mo ago
"It is" is a bit misleading. I will say it was common up to the end of 70s and somewhat into the 80s. Common here I don't mean that every single person would have a "slave child" at home but you'd know someone
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by motbus3 3mo ago
She will re receive a compensation of 50.000 reais. Which on every, with current exchange rate should be about 3 USD per week of work. One can't get a better bargain for a slave!
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by motbus3 3mo ago
The company I worked from added a feature where we added context-based translation as we found that 90% of automated translations keep doing same mistakes. We marked all pages canonical and not canonical and we did everything to ensure we w
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by motbus3 3mo ago
5M and 0 stress almost No job either.
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by motbus3 3mo ago
Well. Tricked is one word. They sell you a device with a wibbly-wobbly Terms of Service that will stop you from using the thing you bought if you don't agree with whatever is in there. And that does not even count the fact that they IN
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by motbus3 3mo ago
What does this reply mean? Since everybody does it, then it is ok?
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by motbus3 3mo ago
Since beginning of 2025 big corps turned to be each time more anti consumer. They feel quite comfortable. I wonder what happened for them to feel like that.
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by motbus3 4mo ago
I wonder how he is so rich if the company never made money. I wonder who pay them
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by motbus3 4mo ago
Not exactly on top of it but I had a related conversation the other day. People at my work were talking poor of gen z and how they are bulk of neets and how they are lame and etc. There is always some cringe in different generations apart,
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by motbus3 4mo ago
Technically it is. But they create companies that operates for months and close and then open a new one using a different person's name. You can't do anything because between you find them and sue them they are closed and the data
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by motbus3 4mo ago
Nothing is blocking them to spread their tech on other brands and vendors, making ghost data operator companies and aggregating it on complex layers that only produces information without the whole data. The law that regulates it and all th
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by motbus3 4mo ago
Both flck and pltr uses a loophole on the law that if no one holds data no one is doing anything wrong. This needs to be fixed. Holding information about people should have a maximum time limit and should be treated respectfully. Given it
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by motbus3 4mo ago
The only part of the message I think it would be interesting to the author: what if you set two instances to prove each other arguments wrong considering that each reads one of the report as their POV? I didnt see the full process but I use
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by motbus3 4mo ago
This will limit a lot how much they can invest in a model. Because of it is better than the current it will have less and less users until only the government can use it.
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by motbus3 4mo ago
I wonder what kind of emergency will happen when real elections get around
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by motbus3 4mo ago
Investing funds don't want to know about 10 years in the future. Next quarter is fine and damn with the rest
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by motbus3 4mo ago
They should charge at least 30% more because now they know that they can't keep production going

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