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by nolok 3mo ago
I mean, I don't know if that's a generation thing or what but as much as I'm comfortable using my phone, and ordering things in my phone's apps, when it's a website and I'm on mobile I always feel an urge to go
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by nolok 3mo ago
Between Yang, Zakharov and Miriam the whole unease aspect of tech progress goes to 11. Absolute gem of a game.
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by nolok 3mo ago
I do not disagree with business deciding to only provide the service they want, I am not talking about the AI business themselves, I am thinking about the people who think we should remove pages from knowledge book. Whether the book takes t
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by nolok 3mo ago
For chatting and getting informations, and be corrected on things you're wrong without being reprimended by your own tool, GPT 5.5/5.6 is way better. Gemini 3.1 pro is surprisingly good at verifying your stuff, even though it&#x27
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by nolok 3mo ago
"Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master." (he, in this case, would not be the llm but the people over it) I find those kind of limitation very dystopian and way more d
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by nolok 3mo ago
I asked him about sharks to be able to answer my kids question and it got triggered somehow. Then again when I asked it if my code had bugs or vulnerabilities before I commit. At some point just kill the thing, it's not able to work pr
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by nolok 3mo ago
I really want a good Claude Design competitor in Codex, it's hard to use the others after getting used to it and yet I find anthropic's model to have a much worse understanding of what looks good or not than OpenAI or Google model
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by nolok 3mo ago
The capabilities are useless if you don't expose them, and a cli or api doesn't. You'll mention their marketing page keeps talking about finance, sales, management etc...
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by nolok 3mo ago
Microsoft has a lot of trademark meant to protect them from agression rather than attack themselves
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by nolok 3mo ago
> Not a great situation but not bad for an 8 year old car. Not bad to get a product that underdeliver 8 years late ?
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by nolok 3mo ago
I agree with you, but it's still a massive point though if they managed to go one step beyong in reasoning while keeping their efficiency, to take the most obvious one the token guzzling behavior of Fable is so big it makes as much hea
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by nolok 3mo ago
It is, but it's also using tokens at absurd rate, I asked it to review the planned architecture for a medium scale project and it used my 5 hours limit on one prompt just zaaaaap, not even the fable limit straight up the full 5 hour se
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by nolok 3mo ago
The cost is getting worse and worse for large general models, they're already way past that point in economics. Also, mMistral specialize in "on site" models, not remote. In terms of capex, renting factory/warehouse&#x2F
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by nolok 3mo ago
"Go to the next room" and there is two doors, what do you do ?", "turn at the water dispenser" and there is a sink, that sort of things I assume is the biggest thing they're facing (beside the last 1% that&#x27
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by nolok 3mo ago
Not parent but I find them great for analysis amongst other, to have each agent handle only its parts and bring back any issue even if it's clarified in other parts because that specific agent doesn't know about that, and the orch
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by nolok 3mo ago
Disagree. The market will not decide on that, at least for the nintendo product. Your or your kid want the switch and the pokemon and mario and others game, you're buying the switch, you don't switch to something else because the
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by nolok 3mo ago
At the time they needed a scapegoat to explain why they bombed a school so I guess they thought it was the lesser problem
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by nolok 3mo ago
You can find a source for it being used here [1] though parent is misrepresenting it either on purpose or by lacking understanding, I stand to my point above, the timeline is 1. the US used it, in venezuela then to prepare Iran 2. it became
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by nolok 3mo ago
He's the one who led the choice to refuse working with the gov for surveillance or defense, and it led to that block right after. I have no proof but I assume he believes at least some of what he's preaching (which doesn't me
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by nolok 3mo ago
Another added bonus is that they offer a clear "self hosted" if you want it, you can get the exact same product without sending your queries to them, it's costlier and you need the hardware sure, but between the economic espi
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by nolok 3mo ago
It's one of Microsoft under Ballmer biggest victory, and one that's proving to be harder than you would think for tech behemoth: when you have one product that's so overwhelmingly dominating and raking unlimited money, divert
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by nolok 3mo ago
Same boat as you, and my answer is "... Except when I ask and overall or checkup task that is specifically heavy or overseeing in which case I use the maximum level" which lately meant ultracode. I'm not going to play around
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by nolok 4mo ago
The vaccine was mandatory, like in pretty much every army base of every half developed country, because not having it mandatory led to infection waves and in the army that's even worse than in genpop. The reasons for not doing the vacc
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by nolok 4mo ago
This has nothing to do with the billion dollar company, and I have no lost love for Microsoft. It's about quality of discourse among us, and Microsoft has nothing to do with that.
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by nolok 4mo ago
Ultimately I've never used Grok and don't want to support the company / CEO behind it, but even without that the 256k context window as given in this link means I won't look at it. Model intelligence is great, but more o
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by nolok 4mo ago
Meta comment to your meta comment : this is a very personal opinion but I cannot stop myself from thinking less about your message (even though I agree with it), just because of that edgy wannabe way to go about naming Microsoft. You want t
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by nolok 4mo ago
Not parent, but Tesla is currently worth more in the stock market than the ten biggest car seller combined That's with falling sales, with no new product in sight and their latest release a big dud (despite SpaceX ordering massive amou
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by nolok 4mo ago
Merging the failling companies into the other ones is the usual Elon thing, Solar City didn't get acqui-merged into Tesla for its great result. It's not a "scam" in the traditionnal sense, it's riding the bubble whi
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by nolok 5mo ago
No, it's a fine, but the fine doesn't absolve you from fixing it too so it stops. You have this delay to submit a plan for how and on what timeline you will fix it. If you don't do it, or take too long, we will keep fining yo
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by nolok 5mo ago
> That'd be really easy to spot and also fix, most likely Ah, reminds me of good old "There are only 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors."

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