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by msp26 1y ago
can you provide an example please? The docs suggest that propertyOrdering can only be a list[str].
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by msp26 1y ago
that only works for the outer level, not for any nested fields
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by msp26 1y ago
what the fuck is this slop? Don't name your shit grifts after (the codenames of) actual highly anticipated models.
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by msp26 1y ago
The french comic pirate scene has an interesting rule where they keep a ~6 month time lag on what they release. The scene is small enough that the rule generally works. It's a really good trade-off. I would never have gotten into these
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by msp26 1y ago
Yeah that was the only exciting part of the announcement for me haha. Can't wait to play around with it. I'm already running into a bunch of issues with the structured output APIs from other companies like Google and OpenAI have b
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by msp26 1y ago
OpenAI's work on Dota was also very important for funding
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by msp26 1y ago
Are us plebs allowed to monitor the CoT tokens we pay for, or will that continue to be hidden on most providers?
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by msp26 1y ago
Merge comments? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44331150 I'm really getting bored of Anthropic's whole song and dance with 'alignment'. Krackers in the other thread explains it in better words.
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by msp26 1y ago
Agree completely. When I read the Gemma 3 paper ( https://arxiv.org/html/2503.19786v1 ) and saw an entire section dedicated to measuring and reducing the memorization rate I was annoyed. How does this benefit end users a
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by msp26 1y ago
> 12GB vram waste of effort, why would you go through the trouble of building + blogging for this?
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by msp26 1y ago
> Finally, we've introduced thinking summaries for Claude 4 models that use a smaller model to condense lengthy thought processes. This summarization is only needed about 5% of the time—most thought processes are short enough to dis
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by msp26 1y ago
Fantastic. I wonder how many random technical info is buried in these servers. I hate what it's done for game modding.
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by msp26 1y ago
Brand safety. Journalists would write articles about the models being 'dangerous'.
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by msp26 1y ago
The linked blog is down. But agreed, I would especially like to see this particular thing fixed. > Property ordering > When you're working with JSON schemas in the Gemini API, the order of properties is important. By default, the
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by msp26 1y ago
Thanks for the detailed comment. I had no idea that fine tuning for adding information is viable now. Last I checked (year+ back) it seemed to not work well.
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by msp26 1y ago
Actually you can't do "system" roles at all with OpenAI models now. You can use the "developer" role which is above the "user" role but below "platform" in the hierarchy. https://cdn.o
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by msp26 1y ago
It's a race to the bottom for pricing. They can't do shit. Even if the American companies colluded to stop competing and raise prices, Chinese providers will undermine that. There is no moat. Most of these AI APIs and products are
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by msp26 1y ago
I haven't bothered with video gen because I'm too impatient but isn't Wan pretty good too on regular hardware?
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by msp26 1y ago
The API won't give you the "thinking" tokens, those are only visible on AI studio. Probably to try to stop distillation, very disappointing. I find reading the cot to be incredibly informative to identify failure modes. >
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by msp26 1y ago
I've had mixed results with the bounding boxes even on 2.5 pro. On complex images where a lot of boxes need to be drawn they're in the general region but miss the exact location of objects.
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by msp26 1y ago
I was hoping for native image gen in the API but better pricing is always appreciated. Gemini was drastically cheaper for image/video analysis, I'll have to see how 4.1 mini and nano compare.
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by msp26 2y ago
Agreed, you put it well. It's really hard to develop a work ethic or learn how to study properly so late. You lack all the foundational habits and are just used things working out naturally. There are zero consequences, only positive o
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by msp26 2y ago
> in feature preview for all paid Claude users in the United States. Support for users on our free plan and more countries is coming soon US only
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by msp26 2y ago
Was constrained decoding not enough to force the output to be in a specific format?
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by msp26 2y ago
Relevant (I don't know why the article doesn't link to them directly): https://openai.com/global-affairs/openai-proposals-for-the-u... https://cdn.openai.com/global-affairs/ostp-rfi/
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by msp26 2y ago
I want to use a multimodal model for manga translation, analysis, and tagging. If this gives me the "aschually as a ethical safe harmless assistant I can't ..." spiel on anything mildly mature, that would be very disappointin
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by msp26 2y ago
>"GPT4.5, the most knowledgable model to date" >Knowledge cutoff: October 2023
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by msp26 2y ago
Does it show the raw "reasoning" tokens or is it a summary? Edit: > we’ve decided to make its thought process visible in raw form.
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by msp26 2y ago
> An article from Tom's Guide last year showed that "a single query on ChatGPT-4 can use up to 3 bottles of water I don't understand how a statement this fucking stupid ever got traction
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by msp26 2y ago
What are some stores that sell DRM free books? If it's easy enough to rip that's fine too.

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