noisy_boy

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by noisy_boy 5d ago
What I'm more interested is in that the entire model is based on us being reduced to walking talking living breathing coin wallets. It's like a planet scale game where the companies are the players and we carry the loot. We use a
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by noisy_boy 8d ago
Poets.
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by noisy_boy 8d ago
On the promise of potential cost savings by means of firing and/or not hiring as much.
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by noisy_boy 8d ago
Really? Even when the magic is differently priced across magicians?
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by noisy_boy 13d ago
Your sarcastic refutation of the allegedly ridiculous assertion was devoid of any counterpoints on how the US government can stop China's progress in AI and what you think they are going to do about it. Just repeating it doesn't m
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by noisy_boy 13d ago
$200/year, now .
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by noisy_boy 14d ago
> They also made clothing orders of magnitude cheaper for everyone else. They also contributed to consumerism and use-and-throw culture and mounds of waste around the world. People were not mortgaging their homes to buy clothes. There wa
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by noisy_boy 14d ago
I agree on all your points. I'm just saying, that the $5 tier is not a honest to good option. The $10 one is but they can make the $5 one genuine too by increasing the quota. I'm sure they have done their research and maybe increa
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by noisy_boy 14d ago
> because it includes access to many LLMs. That is interesting, which LLMs? Asking as someone paying monthly Claude subscription.
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by noisy_boy 14d ago
Or just paying them. If they have access to resources, they have access to things of monetary value. Paying people will be vastly more powerful than it is even now when people's options of gainful employment keep dwindling. Robot army
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by noisy_boy 14d ago
We have an intellectual structure that has been largely the same irrespective of the level of technological advancement. The brightest among us think about hard problems. Even though all of us may not understand those advances, we all appre
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by noisy_boy 14d ago
We should enjoy the advancement. I also think the AI companies solving this or such problems with rewards shouldn't get any cash - that's the least they can do for human advancement having stolen the entirety of human knowledge an
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by noisy_boy 14d ago
> Worth the $5 for me Steep at 300 searches per month or about 10 per day. If you search often, it is too expensive. If you rarely search, not worth 5 bucks. They are plainly trying to push people to their $10 unlimited plan. I would hav
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by noisy_boy 15d ago
We moved a few months ago and it was so satisfying seeing the inventory of cables I had been saving for years getting used up. The cable-watermark in the box actually started noticably lowering. Nobody gave me the loud praise I deserved but
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by noisy_boy 16d ago
> microorganisms take their time to grow and no LLM in the world can make them go faster Rate limited by biology. Love that.
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by noisy_boy 16d ago
MCP when token budget is running low. The web interface is token frugal because it has to work with whatever I provide.
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by noisy_boy 17d ago
Deniability on intention. Models can hallucinate, all bets are off. Sure, they can make it stricter but why do that and subject themselves to harder scrutiny based on the training criteria?
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by noisy_boy 18d ago
Given v12 just came out and has a bunch of warnings regarding migration, I'm not going to jump on it yet. This is pre-v12 issue.
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by noisy_boy 18d ago
I wasn't aware of this - thanks, I will give it a try.
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by noisy_boy 18d ago
Subtitles are the Achilles heel of Jellyfin (at least the Android client sending the stream to Chromecast stick connected to the TV). I can see the subtitle present but it doesn't show on the movie. Ok, I will just add manually - can&#
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by noisy_boy 19d ago
I got that. I'm saying that it is deliberate. Wiggle room et all.
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by noisy_boy 19d ago
> I find it odd that discussions of alignment don't mention 'legality' Because other wishy-washy stuff doesn't involve prison. Not that our new oligarchs with the politicians in their pockets have any real risk of it,
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by noisy_boy 19d ago
All devices in my home sit behind adguard. The TV can try all it wants.
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by noisy_boy 20d ago
Telemetry?
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by noisy_boy 21d ago
I see it as laying the groundwork for firing. This is bound to blow-up in production eventually which would be a good enough excuse. If it doesn't, reduce token budget and squeeze some more until it breaks.
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by noisy_boy 21d ago
> Why is OpenAI getting a free pass for this illegal behaviour? They are not confessing, they are bragging. It is the new humble brag.
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by noisy_boy 21d ago
Even that would be acceptable. But they still blame the programmer, who was pressured into this, for any fallouts because of it. Basically trying to have it both ways. The unreasonableness of it is infuriating.
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by noisy_boy 25d ago
Raspberry pi + adguard + tailscale could be a good solution for you. Browser agnostic, you get an admin dashboard to manage the white/blacklists, see logs of the attempts and other goodies. Bonus, this combination works on mobile too.
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by noisy_boy 27d ago
Good culture is basically dont-be-an-asshole culture. Which is very hard to do. In a distant past, my team was one of the teams under a senior manager. This guy never threw his weight around, asked questions, listened to us, trusted us and
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by noisy_boy 1mo ago
How will you get bonus if you don't do anything different? How will you do anything different if you don't ignore/brush-aside past successes and focus on replacing them with new things? How will you replace them without fund

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