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reed1234
9mo ago
Probably stems from the safety guardrails
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9mo ago
"The gpt-audio model is our first generally available audio model. It accepts audio inputs and outputs, and can be used in the Chat Completions REST API." gpt-audio pricing (1M): text input $2.50, text output $10.00 audio input $3
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OpenAI launches GPT-audio and GPT-audio-mini
(platform.openai.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
WSJ says you’ll be able to choose between keeping your savings account at Goldman or switching it to Chase.
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reed1234
10mo ago
> If we can hand-off any JS functionality to native HTML or CSS, then users can download less stuff, and the remaining JS can pay attention to more important tasks that HTML and CSS can't handle (yet).
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10mo ago
Breaking even is more attractive than debt for a cash-strapped city
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reed1234
10mo ago
And it gives them more eyes than they hoped for by “going nuclear.”
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10mo ago
From the author’s GitHub bio: ‘One of the most captivating aspects of AI models like GPT-4 is their ability to "hallucinate" – generating completely new ideas and concepts that go beyond mere data processing. This capability under
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reed1234
10mo ago
Should the military publish plans before the battle? Should witness protection programs be public record?
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reed1234
10mo ago
But copying and pasting text of publicly released documents is not illegal. Accessing someone’s computer is illegal. While maybe it could fall under the umbrella of hacking in some general way, articles, and especially titles, should be mo
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reed1234
10mo ago
And the title should briefly describe the “hack” as well
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10mo ago
It’s level 4 autonomous driving, not level 5. https://brx-content.fullsight.org/site/binaries/content/asse...
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reed1234
10mo ago
And even being this careful, if the opacity is slightly off it could be undone
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reed1234
10mo ago
Both perspectives could be informative.
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reed1234
10mo ago
You just read a story of a company doing just that
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reed1234
10mo ago
Isn’t that hindsight bias?
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reed1234
10mo ago
For sure. Sorry that happened to you
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10mo ago
Also, are you aware your personal site has a malicious captcha? It looks like cloudflare but has instructions to press windows-R and paste the auto-copied text which runs a malicious msi. I was surprised since you are such a prolific commen
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10mo ago
Wouldn’t that cause an artificial pressure against construction?
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reed1234
10mo ago
Is it not a supply and demand problem? Then the only rational solution to get prices down is to build more housing.
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reed1234
10mo ago
Maybe a queue then?
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reed1234
10mo ago
https://openrouter.ai/google/gemini-3-flash-preview
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GPT-5.2-high LMArena scores released, OpenAI falls from #6 to #13
(lmarena.ai)
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10mo ago
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reed1234
10mo ago
While GPT-5.2 scores well on benchmarks, human preference is important for OpenAI’s consumer focused products.
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reed1234
10mo ago
True. I was looking at this one for your reference: https://sw.vtom.net/hn35/item.html?id=90100001
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10mo ago
This is awesome! This is a small thing; all the comments have one child. It would feel more natural with some entropy. And the original/derivative doesn’t span full width on mobile. Fixing that too would make it look very authentic.
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10mo ago
Could you link the image? Interesting stuff.
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10mo ago
People trust google with their data in search, gmail, docs, and android. That is quite a lot of personal info, and trust, already. All they have to do is completely switch the google homepage to gemini one day.
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10mo ago
But they also trust cloud platforms like GCP to host models and store company data. Why would a company use an expensive proprietary model on Vertex AI, for example, when they could use an open-source one on Vertex AI that is just as reliab
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11mo ago
I feel like for software it depends on the use case, not the technology. There a plenty of laws about software use cases such as data storage and privacy compliance etc.
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