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by raincole 2mo ago
Yeah, move to EU to avoid government interference. Who wouldn't have thought that?
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by raincole 2mo ago
I hope so. The worst case scenario is that it develops into something like nuclear aversion in Germany.
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by raincole 2mo ago
People on the internet have some weird fantasy. News at 6. Seriously why would Norway do that? With a fraction of that amount of money they can build energy and computing facilities. They can distill OpenAI models. Why would that bet all on
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by raincole 2mo ago
If you don't understand a concept, perhaps restrain yourself from commenting on it.
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by raincole 2mo ago
It's called getting older.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> Is any and every sentence in an e-mail considered 'fact' and thus to be fed into the AI? If it comes with the context, yes. More data the better. Someone considered it served some purpose at some point. Thus it contains, no
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by raincole 2mo ago
That's some bonehead take. For very starter, neither the other AI companies nor the customers will trust OpenRouter if it's owned by OpenA. It'd be squeezed to death from both sides. The only reasonable way for OpenAI's
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by raincole 2mo ago
> I'm simultaneously hearing that the internet is more addicting than cigarettes to the point where multiple states are finding success levying gigantic fines on companies for having too good of a product, and also that the internet
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by raincole 2mo ago
> The app knowing I took a screenshot feels adjacent to me to a keylogger. That is what this article is about and why you should read it before commenting. The whole point is that it doesn't need to know you're taking screens
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by raincole 2mo ago
The prompt is the whole chat history. It would be like 10~20 times longer than the final output if the author gave the slightest amount of shit.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Actual title: Apple changes its rules for personalised advertising in apps
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by raincole 2mo ago
Or, you know, it's perfectly reasonable and natural to feel angry when a service you paid for gets worse over time. > Unless you have a emergency hotfix (you don’t) Oh, we do. Given the sheer number of users, it's almost guaran
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by raincole 2mo ago
> I wonder how that happened Layoff.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> Why on earth would you translate an unambiguous formal language to English? Why on earth are all the books about programming, science and math written in English (and other natural languages) instead of a formal one then? Why on earth
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by raincole 2mo ago
It's really common in China where OpenAI and Anthropic models are firewalled. There was a joke that Chinese people didn't realize how cheap DeepSeek was, because they already were using resold ChatGPT/Opus tokens at that pr
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by raincole 2mo ago
> Constantly using inanimate nouns as the subjects in sentences in order to unlock variety in verb choice, especially when it helps construct a sentence where the real action can 'land' like a surprise at the end. Such a charmi
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by raincole 2mo ago
It's quite good. It seems to be "Google's turn" again. Might last two or three months?
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by raincole 2mo ago
What? Jan 2027 is just about four months away. People surely still use models from four months ago today.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> One of this year’s AI buzzwords is “harness”—the system that surrounds an LLM to keep agents on the straight and narrow. It might just as well be barbed wire. Quite painful to read. It might be a useful introduction to AI for people w
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by raincole 2mo ago
Newspapers and also pay people to produce rage-bait content.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Have you heard why deer evolved such big antlers?
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by raincole 2mo ago
Isn't the answer obvious? The 40 companies will have to use AI to filter the messages too. If your business is selling tokens, it'd be extremely lucrative for you if the whole society relies on tokens to perform basic operations
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by raincole 2mo ago
Bluesky's feed algorithm (the "Discover" tab) is the worst I've ever seen. Hands down. I can't imagine anyone enjoying it unless they're 1) super into the US politics/domestic issues AND 2) politically ali
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by raincole 2mo ago
(A single user claimed that) Claude Code is leaking real email address as a User-Agent string in curl command. Fixed for you!
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by raincole 2mo ago
And the least corrupt US administration from now on.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Why would I want a stochastic parrot that intentionally speaks less probable tokens? Anyway, I've found a magic line that can be copied & pasted to the comment sections of most OpenAI/Anthropic news threads. This one is no dif
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by raincole 2mo ago
The theoretical system can't be "court." I mean it literally can't. If the cost to file legal cases is actually low then there won't be enough judges to handle them.
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by raincole 2mo ago
The top 5 smartphone brands are: 1. Samsung (KR) 2. Apple (US) 3. Xiaomi (CN) 4. Oppo (CN) 5. Vivo (CN) Yeah, it worked so well for EU at ensuring that they can't compete against the US and Asia. The rest of the world should be very gr
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by raincole 2mo ago
> He fucked up and is owning up to it No? He doubled down hard and proceeded to insult all the readers' intelligence. Just in case it's not clear: no one believes that Claude accidentally created that bug-to-bug ripoff app. Rea
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by raincole 2mo ago
It's a pretty well proven design pattern. The adage is that the customers never know what they want, and it's doubly true when it comes to video games.

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