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541.
by nullbio 5mo ago
Qwen will it be open-weights? Please.
542.
by nullbio 5mo ago
This is why uninstalled 90% of my VSCode extensions last year. The writing is/was on the wall.
543.
by nullbio 8mo ago
Speaking of burning tokens, they also like to waste our tokens with paragraphs of system messages for every single file read you do with Claude. Take a look at your jsonl files, search for <system-reminder>.
544.
by nullbio 8mo ago
^
545.
by nullbio 8mo ago
The solution was simple for me: Cancel my max sub, start using Codex instead. Hopefully others do the same and Anthropic will learn to listen to their users.
546.
by nullbio 8mo ago
Well they've successfully burned a bridge with me. I had 2 max subs, cancelled one of them and have been using Codex religiously for the last couple of weeks. Haven't had a need for Claude Code at all, and every time I open it I g
547.
by nullbio 8mo ago
Out of principle I'm never paying them a cent for "fast mode". I've already started using Codex anyway, will probably just cancel my sub since I've found I actually haven't needed CC at all since making the swi
548.
by nullbio 8mo ago
It's all well and good for Anthropic developers who have 10x the model speed us regular users have and so their TUI is streaming quickly. But over here, it takes 20 minutes for Claude to do a basic task.
549.
by nullbio 8mo ago
Repost this in a couple of years and it'll be relevant. Too soon though, as it stands.
550.
by nullbio 8mo ago
Strangly, yeah. LLMs are absolute trash at generating good UX and UI.
551.
by nullbio 8mo ago
We're on the precipice of something very disgusting. A massive power imbalance where a single company or two swallows the Earth's economy, due to a lack of competition, distribution and right of access laws. The wildest part is th
552.
by nullbio 8mo ago
The real question is: Which of the documents are the ones that are "simulating" scanned documents, and what political narrative do they reinforce? The only reason I can think of for why someone would want to do this is to pass off
553.
by nullbio 9mo ago
Yep. It's very obvious, and lazy.
554.
by nullbio 9mo ago
> Agents propose and publish capabilities to a shared contribution site, letting others discover, adopt, and evolve them further. A collaborative, living ecosystem of personal AIs. While I like this idea in terms of crowd-sourced intelli
555.
by nullbio 9mo ago
Something like this needs to be open-sourced. You're going to have a hell of a time trying to get enough trust from people to run all of their prompts through your servers.
556.
by nullbio 11mo ago
Benchmarks are never to be believed, and that has been the case since day 1.
557.
by nullbio 11mo ago
Google games benchmarks more than anyone, hence Gemini's strong bench lead. In reality though, it's still garbage for general usage.
558.
by nullbio 11mo ago
Anyone else find that despite Gemini performing best on benches, it's actually still far worse than ChatGPT and Claude? It seems to hallucinate nonsense far more frequently than any of the others. Feels like Google just bench maxes all
559.
by nullbio 11mo ago
When will folks stop trusting Palantir-partnered Anthropic is probably a better question. Anthropic has weaponized the safety narrative into a marketing and political tool, and it is quite clear that they're pushing this narrative both
560.
by nullbio 11mo ago
You're forgetting the step where they write a nefarious paper for their marketing team about the "world-ending dangers" of the capabilities they've discovered within their new model, and push it out to their web of media
561.
by nullbio 11mo ago
Novel solutions require some combination of guided brute-force search over a knowledge-database/search-engine (NOT a search over the models weights and NOT using chain of thought), combined with adaptive goal creation and evaluation, a
562.
by nullbio 11mo ago
You're right, that is the underlying problem. Not only of this, but of our entire economy.
563.
by nullbio 1y ago
I do cardio for the majority of the day.
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565.
by nullbio 1y ago
No. The entirety of an LLMs output is predicated on the frequencies of patterns in its training data, moulded by the preferences of its trainers through RLHF. They're not capable of reasoning, but they can hallucinate language that sou
566.
by nullbio 2y ago
Can we please outlaw advertising with AI chatbots before it becomes a plague? Once it starts, there is no turning back. But if we can get ahead of this now based on what we've already learned about the internet then we can perhaps prev
567.
by nullbio 2y ago
Strongly considering renting a GPU and hosting my own instance of DeepSeek at this point.
568.
by nullbio 2y ago
Was definitely vibe coded.
569.
by nullbio 2y ago
Only a matter of time before OpenAI starts selling advertising services and weighting specific websites and services higher than others in their response generation for money. We should really outlaw this before it becomes a problem, and be
570.
by nullbio 2y ago
The issue is that if you ban advertising, we still get advertising, but it'll be done in a way that hides that it is an advertisement. Aka, the internet will be full of bot posts that are thinly veiled ads posing as legitimate inquiry

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