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by paxys 3mo ago
OpenAI has something like this as well ( https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpts/ ), but both services only let you fine tune their models, not your own. And you aren't going to be able to see the weights.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Uh, that is not how the nuclear race went. The winners kept developing theirs and stopped everyone else by the threat of said weapons. The AI race is going the exact same way, just with China instead of USSR this time.
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by paxys 3mo ago
They used GLM to parse logs after the incident. There was no sci-fi AI vs AI battle.
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by paxys 3mo ago
This makes no sense. Why do defenders get to pick the surface area? You can be attacked from anywhere.
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by paxys 3mo ago
I agree, unironically. Not all workplace tensions can be resolved amicably. Often the only solution is for one of the parties to go. The sooner it happens, the better.
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by paxys 3mo ago
How does AI slop like this constantly make it to the front page?
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by paxys 3mo ago
There's a very thin line between "full-time self-employment" and unemployment. As the article itself states, the count of new business applications correlates with economic downturns and rise in unemployment. If no one is hir
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by paxys 3mo ago
The "luxury items" economy is junk made for $3 in a chinese factory and drop shipped to someone who paid $55 after clicking on an AI-generated Instagram ad.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Drop shipping is the new MLM.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Anthropic has always been like this. People just responded to the message better when it came from the quirky underdog rather than the trillion dollar behemoth.
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by paxys 3mo ago
I will be so happy if/when the AI bubble bursts and we don’t have to deal with Dario’s god complex anymore.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Hate to break it to you Dario but the way things stand right now the world at large trusts the Chinese establishment a lot more than the American one.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Statement is a whole lot of nothing, as expected, but I also don’t know what people are expecting from these guys. That Dario will have a sudden change of heart and publish weights of all his models, flushing $1T down the drain?
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by paxys 3mo ago
> I’m significantly older than you. I started coding in the late 60s. Any opinion that starts with such a blatant appeal to authority can safely be ignored.
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by paxys 3mo ago
“These students have no critical thinking skills!” - large group of adults on HN believing random ragebait on TikTok while applying zero critical thinking.
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by paxys 3mo ago
It’s pointless to try and force-fit LLMs into the present day American-centric two party political spectrum. As an example, if a model says “climate change is real and renewable solar/wind projects are a good path forward” it will be i
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by paxys 3mo ago
How many companies host and serve models via API and have a $20M+ revenue? Going to be pretty straightforward to catch offenders.
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by paxys 3mo ago
People keep bringing up these rare books but never share what they actually are. What are their names? When were they written? How many copies were in existence? Were they in libraries, or locked up in vaults? Did people have access to them
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by paxys 3mo ago
Yet OpenAI and Anthropic combined are somehow making $100B in revenue...
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by paxys 3mo ago
Weird strawman. Who said coding has been “solved”? Hint: mid-level engineers in tech hubs wouldn’t be getting 500K salaries if that was actually the case.
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by paxys 3mo ago
“Got into YC” is being used a bit loosely here. They got invited to startup school, which is a two-day event hosted by YC.
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by paxys 3mo ago
It’s funny to share benchmarks showing Opus 5 scoring better than Fable 5 across the board and then saying “but it isn’t actually better than Fable 5”. So then what’s the real definition of better? And why post all these numbers if even you
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by paxys 3mo ago
But according to their benchmarks Opus 5 outscores Fable 5 on basically everything. So which one is “better”?
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by paxys 3mo ago
I’m assuming you don’t pay per API call. Every mid-large sized business in the world does.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Call it freedom or independence or autonomy or dominion or whatever else you want, it doesn’t change the underlying point. Indians wanted it, and Britain denied it. In fact they denied it quite emphatically and violently. Eventually the out
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by paxys 3mo ago
It’s funny because the Indian independence movement was a failure. Indians protested non-violently and sometimes violently for over a hundred years, and British control (first through the East India company and then directly by the crown) k
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by paxys 3mo ago
Looking at all these releases it’s not a surprise that model routing is the fastest growing segment in AI right now. There are 10+ LLM companies, each with dozens of models of different modalities, each model with multiple size variants, th
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by paxys 3mo ago
Not sure what they are trying to say exactly. What should we be skeptical of? Did the incident not happen? Was it reported incorrectly? Are any of the parties involved lying? Adding no extra information and just going “be skeptical” is the
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by paxys 3mo ago
Thank you Indian government for announcing the existence of this app to the public.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Different companies have different motivations. I'm sure some are genuine, but a lot of them simply lost the race (to OpenAI/Anthropic/Google) and know they can't compete anymore, so are shifting strategies. How many tim

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