neverokay

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by neverokay 2y ago
If they cared about the kids they would out ahead of this before it spreads like wildfire.
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by neverokay 2y ago
Why not just generate complete random stuff and ask it to find stuff in that?
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by neverokay 2y ago
So perhaps human language is simply never complex enough to need more than 3072 numbers to represent a given train of thought, but that doesn't seem clear to me. Will compute allow that number to go up? Or is that an optimal number?
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by neverokay 2y ago
Context length isn’t the same as context volume I think. Just input the 1m tokens slower, it’ll still be in context.
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by neverokay 2y ago
It makes building any app that requires generous user prompting impossible to build for regular developers (cloud pricing). $20 hosting can serve thousands of users per month. $20 llm sub services just one person. This is fucking impossibl
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by neverokay 2y ago
I really just need to make some porn with this stuff already and I feel like we’re all tip toeing around this key feature. Censored models are not going to work and we need someone to charge for an explicit model already that we can trust.
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by neverokay 2y ago
Are you really saying that this is literally not different from me posting MY PUSSY IN BIO 5 times? For the most part yes. If you are a girl, almost everything you say is probably not even in your control and your only truth is probably t
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by neverokay 2y ago
Then maybe I’m using the wrong animal(s) here. I guess any animal group that uses group sounds (dolphins, etc). I mean think about it, why do some animals spread a message out via broadcast? Why would humans spread so much of the same data
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by neverokay 2y ago
I wouldn’t read too much into it. Most of it is coming from why LLMs even hallucinate. In the simplest terms I’m just spitting out Noun noun verb verb noun etc And so are you If you try to read into what the actual noun was, you’ll miss the
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by neverokay 2y ago
I’m becoming more of the mind that humans communicate more like birds or whales. There’s a general sound or frequency that everyone is humming. The spam isn’t fodder, it’s the collective “song” of humans at the moment. I don’t think people
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by neverokay 2y ago
A lot of simple ideas are not enterprise infrastructure or sales ready. Most devs wouldn’t know how to start that sales process, or bullet proof their app for the enterprise security theater. You need experienced sales people or just be str
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by neverokay 2y ago
Perfectly good reason. They don’t want to cannibalize existing products. You never want the customer thinking there is no real difference between a MacBook and iPad. You want them to truly believe in the uniqueness of the product. Iwatch wa
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by neverokay 2y ago
iPad sharing is a massive no go. That product is mostly for the education industry and you better convince the school board every kid needs their own iPad (an AI powered one soon enough). Basically becomes a government mandated device, good
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by neverokay 2y ago
That’s if I added just one more burrito (totaling 2 burritos). Point being that the price of a decent meal (which 2 small Taco Bell potato burritos is not), should not near $15. Or is the economy truly gonna fuck us that blatantly.
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by neverokay 2y ago
Something must be done about him, quite frankly. He’s too creepy.
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by neverokay 2y ago
Sam Altman seems like a world class douche, is anyone else getting this vibe? I need to know if my spidey senses are on point.
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by neverokay 2y ago
I’ve talked a lot about propaganda as a war invention, like many great technological advancements, found its way into these civilian systems. Capturing mindshare with propaganda is basically what this is. Marketing is the commercial term (b
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by neverokay 2y ago
It’s just levels to how little you actually know. I don’t actually know too much more than what I knew when I only had 20k compared to more than that. They are rich, but they also don’t know too much more than their first million or so. The
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by neverokay 2y ago
JSX kind of won, no?
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by neverokay 2y ago
Sounds awful. How much of this is networking with high net worth investors (nepo shit).
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by neverokay 2y ago
That only works in the real world if there is zero competition. This becomes virtually true regionally I think. I believe you that there are 100s of MVNOs, but I only saw Boost and Mint within my area physically. Now one is gone. I’m sti
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by neverokay 2y ago
Once they own Mint, Mint just becomes their lowest tier plan. You can keep moving the lowest tier price up to the point the standard T-mobile package becomes attractive. Mint no longer works independently in applying pricing pressure. The p
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by neverokay 2y ago
I’m curious why the US and EU have taken on big tech but have never really gone after these carriers for much of anything. Meta or X can’t breathe in the direction of another social media company without an antitrust suit.
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by neverokay 2y ago
You are vaguely arguing that we’re living in fascists states.
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by neverokay 2y ago
If it’s the only option at the moment, sure let’s do it. Beethoven’s ear trumpet.
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by neverokay 2y ago
Claude: I do not actually have a paid version. I am Claude, an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest. I do not have different paid tiers or capabilities beyond my base training as an AI model. They should a
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by neverokay 2y ago
That’s the part that still boggles my mind. How could there not be some kinda micro bacteria on all these planets.
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by neverokay 2y ago
Why don’t we just drill into mars and look for fossils? Easy peasy.
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by neverokay 2y ago
I switched off Google simply because they make me fill out 60 seconds of captchas on any search just because a vpn is on. Kind of ridiculous. Default iOS search now Bing, fuck it.
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by neverokay 2y ago
I doubt that was their plan, since if it was going to go down like this, then you might as well have the cops drag you out the building. Protests don’t work if they can disperse of you that easily or cordon you off to a small block. If only

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