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by qoez 6d ago
That's what I like most about codex, it has the 'pragmatic' tone mode which basically makes it tone-less. If claude's tone was the only one available I would seriously consider not even using LLMs or switching to a caree
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by qoez 10d ago
This article might be good but I always get scared when they use AI art for the header bc I wont know if I'm reading AI slop until i've invested a good amount of time into the article so I just avoid it all together.
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by qoez 12d ago
Seems like another case of LLMs taking credit for their training data without giving proper attribution, similar to the navier stokes case.
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by qoez 14d ago
America is 'scaling' their low-trust society into the rest of the world and industrial levels
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by qoez 15d ago
Collaborative research is a dual purpose existensial safety hazard, it's better to keep all results locked up away from public use for the public's own benefit.
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by qoez 17d ago
This is basically a version of rage bait that I find most productive trying to stay away from reading
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by qoez 17d ago
"Did Tristan opt out of model training for his ChatGPT and Codex sessions? If the answer is no, then this seems fair game" That's assuming they actually honor this which I'm highly sceptical of. Especially for internal f
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by qoez 19d ago
"That’s part of its appeal — it’s a one-of-a-kind reality-TV-as-hangout-movie psychodrama circus" This is fable level unreadable to me
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by qoez 21d ago
Maybe if I develop really strong anxiety about this, it's gonna solve the problem
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by qoez 23d ago
Makes me wonder if openai is secretly querying claude for some prompts and that this is why it's down due to spacex's data centers being down.
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by qoez 23d ago
It's definitely not spacex's data centers being down then like people were hypothesizing in the other thread
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by qoez 1mo ago
I always imagined they're doing that psychological experiment where they randomly give a rat food when they press a button. They get way more addicted than when it's a consistent amount. They can't get away with the optics of
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by qoez 3mo ago
With this being just "toy money" I predict it'll go as well in trying to copy the winners as threads did vs twitter.
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by qoez 4mo ago
I feel like most successful businesses have such a moat of required capital to compete with them that even tho in theory poor decisions like this is supposed to give opportunities for entreprenuers to hit when the big dogs make a wrong move
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by qoez 5mo ago
I feel like types doesn't really make a difference in this context. Types are good for enforcing standards between in a multi human situation, but AI doesn't really make the same mistakes that warrants it.
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by qoez 5mo ago
Funny how it's less during weekends, as if by them working on it it gets worse and when they leave it alone it's solid.
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by qoez 5mo ago
We treat actual biological animals a lot worse in some cases so until we bump up the number of neurons significantly higher above what the lowest tier is below us I don't think we should stop the experiments.
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by qoez 6mo ago
As the CEO a much easier solution would be to just learn to delegate more and refuse more meetings.
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by qoez 6mo ago
Idk why this doesn't link to the original source instead of this proxy source: https://x.com/__tinygrad__/status/2039213719155310736
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by qoez 6mo ago
To me it just sounds like a bot comment which is against HN rules.
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by qoez 6mo ago
History doesn't have to repeat. There's barely anything else going on in terms of innovation, and AI is a real step function technology. We might be overspending but there's no way we're getting another AI winter like
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by qoez 6mo ago
I agree the free money in like one month coded SaaS apps are in big trouble. But like there's no way I'm gonna have the vision to desire to play a game I made myself using AI for instance (just the fact that I prompted it into exi
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by qoez 6mo ago
Makes me wonder how this would look/feel interactively if a game world was rendered like this
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by qoez 6mo ago
I'm not sure I buy the "everyone will be AI coding to replace things that cost money with their own apps" idea. I only have so much limited time in my day (and only so many tokens on my claude account per week). It's pro
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by qoez 6mo ago
They totally are tho. And at the same time trying to win via the loophole if it doesn't close by launching their own efforts
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by qoez 6mo ago
It's probably stuff like this along with investor pressure that will make AI companies slowly make their AIs more profit maximizing (and the long term reason ilya etc was so against even going down that path)
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by qoez 6mo ago
Imagine how many 2001 era eggs he could have bought with that $101
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by qoez 7mo ago
Only 26 million is way way lower than I expected, especially given how much these companies make in profit
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by qoez 7mo ago
I'm actually a fan of his and on his side. But I also definitely do not believe these things are accurate enough to perform this kind of task yet.
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by qoez 7mo ago
"You're totally right, that was a hospital not a terrorist hideaway! My mistake!"

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