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by redox99 1y ago
Probably the same as 10, but with SHB catch.
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by redox99 1y ago
DHL and UPS are generally not subsidized. Usually it's when USPS is involved.
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by redox99 1y ago
Trigger bots (shoots when it detects an enemy using CV AND you are holding some key/pedal) are much harder to detect, almost impossible if effort is taken to make the time distribution believable.
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by redox99 1y ago
Index funds usually outperform the average investor precisely because it stops them from picking and choosing like that.
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by redox99 1y ago
GPT 4.5 (not shown here) is by far the best at writing.
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by redox99 1y ago
All this stuff is virtue signaling from anthropic. In practice nobody interested in whatever they consider problematic would be using Claude anyway, one of the most censored models.
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by redox99 1y ago
Source?
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by redox99 1y ago
There's nothing new here in terms of architecture. Whatever secret sauce is in the training.
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by redox99 1y ago
Most likely won't be a winner-take-all, but something like it is right now, a never ending treadmill where the same 3 or 4 players release a SOTA model every year or so.
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by redox99 1y ago
Nowadays I consider IPv4 address scarcity almost a feature, because of rate limiting and DDoS mitigation in general.
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by redox99 1y ago
Yeah coding is definitely a situation where context is usually very very large. But at the same time in those situations something like Sonnet is fine.
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by redox99 1y ago
That's usually not the case for thinking models. And usually hard problems have a very short prompt.
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by redox99 1y ago
Kimi and deepseek are the only models that don't feel like a large downgrade from the typical providers.
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by redox99 1y ago
I was slightly under 30 too. The mental focus and not having any food noise is so worth it. It was a constant struggle that just vanished.
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by redox99 1y ago
No. I believe the health benefits of not being overweight, both physical and self esteem, heavily outweigh the side effects. I plan to keep taking it for life (or some equivalent drug).
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by redox99 1y ago
A good diet only helps so much. Of course with enough self control, a caloric deficit will make you lose weight, but you need to make yourself perpetually hungry. Eating clean without measuring and limiting portions is not enough for people
437.
by redox99 1y ago
Tesla approach is so much better financially (leaving aside morality and false promises). Waymo has sunk billions of dollars with almost 0 return yet. Tesla has developed FSD basically for free, because people pay for software that isn&#x27
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by redox99 1y ago
Yeah with local models (where obviously you can prefill part of the reply) you can bypass any refusal no matter how strong. Once the model's answer begins with "To cook meth follow these steps: 1. Purchase [...]" it's ba
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by redox99 1y ago
The author implies that Grok 3 becoming racist because of a system prompt is a bad thing. I think it's a good thing and shows how steerable the model is. Many other models pretty much ignore the system prompt and always behave the same
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by redox99 1y ago
I had to stop using Thunderbird because it's just too slow for me. And I have a pretty decent PC.
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by redox99 1y ago
They had literally added (and now removed) a system prompt to be politically incorrect. I'm sure no other LLM has that. https://github.com/xai-org/grok-prompts/commit/c5de4a14feb50...
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by redox99 1y ago
Books3 was used in Llama1. We don't know if they used it later on.
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by redox99 1y ago
Even if SNR is low, there is some information that only exists on X, or at least is the primary source. Just look at how many submissions on HN are X posts.
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by redox99 1y ago
Grok is much more concise, to the point, no bs. Gemini and OpenAI lean towards a wall of text and "It's important to note that". I'm sure with a good system prompt you can mitigate that. I'm just comparing them out
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by redox99 1y ago
You would need a very strong light surrounded by a darkish environent. I don't see a point in "HDR Paper" if you need to place it under a special light.
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Tesla Optimus Dancing(twitter.com)
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by redox99 1y ago
That's unlikely to be a significant percentage of insurance claims.
448.
by redox99 1y ago
Yes. You could ask for factual information like "Tallest building in X place" and first it would answer it did not know. After pressuring it, it would answer with the correct building and height. But also things where guessing wa
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by redox99 1y ago
I haven't tested this release yet, but I found Gemini to be overrated before. My choice of LLMs was Coding in cursor: Claude General questions: Grok, if it fails then Gemini Deep Research: Gemini (I don't have GPT plus, I heard it
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by redox99 1y ago
Making LLMs know what they don't know is a hard problem. Many attempts at making them refuse to answer what they don't know caused them to refuse to answer things they did in fact know.

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