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by paxys 4mo ago
Because they take too long to run, and have an unpredictable latency and success rate. Seeing loading spinners and error messages in a visual interface is fine, but it would firmly put a natural language conversation in uncanny valley terri
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by paxys 4mo ago
It's not an evolution that's literally what drop shipping is.
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by paxys 4mo ago
“Knockoffs” can be of many different types: - Coming from the same factory line with the same quality control, just rebranded (Costco famously does this a lot) - Factory seconds, goods with very minor defects (sometimes not even in the prod
454.
by paxys 4mo ago
I was considering getting an AI Max+ machine last year when the price was around $2K. Crazy to see the same specs now going for double the price.
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by paxys 4mo ago
The head of AI at Meta at the time was famously anti-LLM (and still is), so it's not hard to see what happened.
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by paxys 4mo ago
The issue with copyright law is that it is all or nothing. Rights to a work are either tightly held by an author/publisher, and even downloading a small excerpt can get you in trouble, or it is fully public domain and open for any and
457.
by paxys 4mo ago
> AI is keeping engineers at their desks longer, not freeing them up. Random rewards, dopamine hits, and no natural stopping points create a loop comparable to casino gambling. > The fix is deliberate habits, not restricted tools. Tim
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by paxys 4mo ago
Meta is in a weird place because Zuck is at this point very far removed from day to day company operations and its overall culture, but still wants to be the one calling all the shots. Plus just like Musk and others he has megalomania and w
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by paxys 4mo ago
Fun joke at Sony's expense but it's going to spectacularly backfire when Microsoft inevitably announces that the next Xbox won't support physical discs.
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by paxys 4mo ago
Github is in San Francisco
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by paxys 4mo ago
There are 100M+ channels uploading on YouTube regularly and only 2-3M of them are monetized. Not everyone wants to upload videos on the internet with the explicit goal of making money. Professional creators are a very tiny minority, and a p
462.
by paxys 4mo ago
Online video sharing doesn't have to exclusively mean professional "creators" who make content with hollywood-like budgets and expect massive returns. There are 100+ million accounts regularly uploading on Youtube and only ar
463.
by paxys 4mo ago
They can't shut down the service because there is no single service. They can go after individual servers, and that is fine. The admin is responsible for what happens on their server.
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by paxys 4mo ago
So they nerfed Mythos down to Fable and then nerfed Fable down to Opus 4.8. I assume most people here are using it for coding and other technical tasks, and so are silently getting redirected to Opus.
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by paxys 4mo ago
UI-wise this looks a lot closer to Codex than Claude Code. It's basically an exact copy of Codex.
466.
by paxys 4mo ago
If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch you must first invent the universe
467.
by paxys 4mo ago
It wasn't up to the Supreme Court to correct. It is very plainly written in the constitution. Sure you can disagree, but it is up to elected representatives in Congress to amend, not Trump or the Supreme Court.
468.
by paxys 4mo ago
The most obvious read of the constitution in the world still being a 6-3 verdict shows the state of the Supreme Court today.
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by paxys 4mo ago
If the contract has an end date then there’s no reason not to mention it during the sale.
470.
by paxys 4mo ago
People also forget that the burden of collection is on you. Good luck chasing Sony for that $20 even if the court has ruled in your favor.
471.
by paxys 4mo ago
Selling something to customers without having the rights to it yourself is very clearly illegal. I wish some government agency had the guts to prosecute this.
472.
by paxys 4mo ago
So why not just disallow it entirely, if that’s the goal?
473.
by paxys 4mo ago
I know it messes up their eval scores but to me this kind of cheating is a better demonstration of intelligence than just attempting the tasks algorithmically.
474.
by paxys 4mo ago
The problem is that existing customers don't "have" anything. They stream the movie on demand from Sony's servers. And Sony can't keep the movie on their server anymore. The entire delivery model is broken.
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by paxys 4mo ago
TL;DR - OpenAI and Anthropic are both allowed to ship their most powerful models to a small number of companies pre-approved by Trump.
476.
by paxys 4mo ago
Mythos doesn't have the strict safeguards of Fable and is only accessible by a very small number of pre-approved companies.
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by paxys 4mo ago
David Sacks has been silent for a long time.. So much for being the big “AI czar”. Does he have any influence left in the government?
478.
by paxys 4mo ago
As the old saying goes, I’ll know it when I see it. The current 5.x generation isn’t it.
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by paxys 4mo ago
Every use case of every customer doesn’t need more intelligence. I’m willing to bet that the vast majority will be perfectly fine running on “low intelligence” at a cheap price forever.
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by paxys 4mo ago
In most countries around the world corruption/bribes are necessary for doing business. Companies even account for it on their books. It was about time the US caught up.

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