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by motbus3 6mo ago
Seems like they'll be piercing whole human soon ba-da-ts
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Interesting. Indeed there are some sketch stuff
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by motbus3 6mo ago
it is not intelligent, it is not emotional and it certainly didn't give an explanation. After actions were taken it generated a text that complied with your expectation. It is still a next word predictor that happens to have really goo
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I understand but if they succeeded, it would mean that they would be destroying even more the environment as they would be able to take mud from everywhere
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I did a deepseek v4 flash Vs gpt 5 .5 comparison for a project and, honestly... Gpt 5.5 has no chance. Ive got a great output on a fraction of the price... And gpt 5.5 wasn't even that good
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by motbus3 6mo ago
25.000 for something you could either sell it for much more or put it free to cause them much more than 25k in damages for sure. Why this bounty is so low? They can't even argue that the prompt itself is a hack because that's just
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by motbus3 6mo ago
These damn mexican immigrants are everywhere! Just kidding. I love you mexican folks, just couldn't miss the joke
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I had similar experience just before 4.5 and before 4.6 were released. Somehow, three times makes me not feel confident on this response. Also, if this is all true and correct, how the heck they validate quality before shipping anything? Sh
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I think this is a late realisation that people are having that none of those guys are good guys. People passionate by science see rockets to go to mars, politicians see missiles and spy satellites. I have a conviction that this was the inte
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by motbus3 6mo ago
As other mentioned, there is zero evidence of that, but of the company who claims did something so smart cannot use it to protect itself, it seems it is worthless. Unless this is all lies to make people think Skynet is on the loose. And by
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by motbus3 6mo ago
The batteries are critical but sometimes companies will also package the storage in same chip as CPU and ram which means that you have a dead processor when your storage wears out
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Can someone put me to speed on it? Who is the onion? Who is info wars? What is happening? I can't comprehend but it feels that I cannot really Google for it
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by motbus3 6mo ago
How can a faulty unreliable system that is easily prone to manipulation can make part of justice system?
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Maybe that's standard practice in the US. I live in Europe but have family elsewhere, in both places, such clauses are often disregarded by judges and illegal. What judges say is that whatever is problematic should be dealt by custo
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Thanks for the answer! To be honest, maybe because I've been using git for 16 years now, I find jj interface more confusing than git. All it takes to understand git, to me, is understanding the files and the operations. There are annoy
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I've been using 4.6 models since each of them launched. Same for 4.5. 4.6 performers worse or the same in most of the tasks I have. If there is a parameter that made me use 4.6 more frequently is because 4.5 get dumber and not because
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Interesting reading, but it brings me some thoughts. Security was always about having more money/resources. Using more tokens is just another measure for the same. Some previous post, which I cannot verify myself, stated that mythos is
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I understand your thoughts, but I don't think they will ever make that existing code good. Not sure if they want to and not sure if they can.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I guess that now people are more aware on how bad their software is, we cannot blame the "super intelligent ai" to not be ready yet. The amount of regex matching people found os staggering
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Although people point out the occam's razor or whatever, i dont think this is true. As it happens with "protect children", "protect people" is the next blabbering speech to trick people accepting lobbied practices.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I am dumb. why is that better than a git branch or a git worktree ?
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I think so, but more than that, the performance of those tools seems to be terribly degrading when they keep saying they have created some crap like AGI which we know is a lie. And to me, this lie is mostly a fight to see who bites the bigg
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by motbus3 6mo ago
The TOS basically states you need to deal with whatever they want. Meanwhile their 'best' competitor just announced they want to provide unreliable mass destruction guidance tools but they don't wanna feel said. Honestly spea
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I wish these were more peaceful times so these brave people could get the glories they deserve
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by motbus3 6mo ago
This should have been done years ago. This will certainly drive bad actors to harm Linux too unfortunately
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by motbus3 6mo ago
This was exactly what happened to cable tv. The moment they got the upper hand, they piled up ads and price hikes and made stupid ton of stupid deals that made no sense. Netflix is really not deserving 9 USD/mo and even less with ads.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Anthropic has been so poorly managed that it is getting embarrassing. I mean... Doing a poorer job than Altman is quite a feat The thing people are competing right now is who lies the most.
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Not sure what the plan could ever thought to be? Anyone dare to explain this layman? Make Europe jump to another more solid economic and defense ally? Increasing even further the difficulties to do a preemptive attack? The whole thing is a
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Yeah and it comes with the blood of children included
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by motbus3 7mo ago
As I mentioned in another commebt, I don't even consider anything related to that to be a viable government system. That said, the general unavailability of everything was caused by an incompetent government rather the the system itse

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