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by nutjob2 10mo ago
People who think that "steady progress" will continue forever have no basis for their assumption. You have a ad-hominem attack and your own personal anecdote with, which are not an argument for LLMs.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Putin would be proud. He's essentially Trump's disinformation mentor.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
It's so obvious even the spinning globe knows.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Safety isn't just implemented via system prompts, it's also a matter of training and fine tuning, so what you're saying is incorrect. If you think people here think that models should enable CSAM you're out of your mind.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Don't forget the rude, entitled, and aggressive, they are legion. It's simply a great idea. The mindset should be 'understand what's happening', not 'this is the software's fault'. The discussion area
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
I'm sure about 99% of people are in the same boat.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
First time I've heard of that convention.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
The 'good old days' of the internet were when the general public didn't use it very much.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Something people don't really think about much is how Tesla had a huge head start in the EV business. It did well and people saw that as success, but really Musk has squandered that lead with really poor management. Tesla could have mo
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Book PDF is here: https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph-pdf/2284035/book_9...
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
The inevitable whataboutism. Firstly it's not relevant to a discussion about China's behavior. Yes the US under Trump has become increasingly authoritarian, but besides being not as oppressive as China, the US remains a democracy
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> every little thing ie, killing people and polluting the planet, mostly.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> Meanwhile Tesla stock soared purely on the air coming out of Elon’s mouth. Wrong orifice.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Why focus on BYD, China as a whole is effectively a totalitarian state that locks up millions because of their ethnicity and disappears or executes people who disagree with the government. They are also territoriality aggressive and routine
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> A lot of important and large codebases were grown and maintained in Python How does this happen? Is it just inertia that cause people to write large systems in a essentially type free, interpreted scripting language?
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Apple cuts Vision Pro production and marketing after weak sales(ft.com)
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
If you are really enjoying your life, why would you change it to something that you wouldn't enjoy?
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> Because OpenAI stands for AI leader. It'll just end up spreading itself too thin and be second or third best at everything. The 500lb gorilla in the room is Google. They have endless money and maybe even more importantly they have
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> They’re spending it That's what the words mean in this context.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
That sounds like a nightmare.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Yeah, he couldn't possibly be making self serving false statements. Obviously you should believe him without question. What motive could he possibility have to lie?
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
That's called 'Government by Aardman'
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> I’ve tried v13 few weeks ago, knowing it works so well. Still got shocked how good it is. You're not in a position to makes those claims. People think that if it works for them, it's great, which is nonsense of course.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
I've read somewhere that a GMail user was banned or the like for using IMAP for backups, trying to find the reference...
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
It's just a popular opinion. Not everything is a conspiracy. HN has lots of people who can think for themselves and lots who can't.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
> VW, Mercedes, BMW, Peugeot, Polestar all make great EVs and they absolutely dominate the European market. Maybe, but which part of the market? China imports are popular because they're good value at a much lower price point, even
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
I think the issue is dynamic range rather than a minor conspiracy. Film makers want to preserve dynamic range so they can render sounds both subtle and with a lot of punch, preserving detail, whereas ads just want to be heard as much as pos
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Pretty much all games with any sort of substantial audience are pirated, regardless of DRM. The fact that DRM negatively affects honest customers more than pirates still holds true.
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
I get it, but if the supplier shutting it down suggests that its not being used anywhere else. So besides speculation, where is the evidence. In particular I'm wondering about production within Tesla, another supplier, anything that s
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by nutjob2 10mo ago
Electric car sales keep growing and even their biggest critics agree they are better to drive than ICE cars.

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