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by retube 11mo ago
British Airways?
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by retube 11mo ago
I had a think pad with 32 mb of RAM and it did everything fine
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by retube 11mo ago
yeah I have to say those 5.1 response examples are well annoying. almost condescending
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by retube 11mo ago
I had to click 5 (yes 5, I counted) pop up overlays to get to the article (including 2 cookie ones, cos I guess the usual one is not infuriating enough)
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by retube 1y ago
This may be true, but potentially involves much time, energy, and money by the author to challenge.... so for 99% of people, OpenAI will get away with it
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by retube 1y ago
Good q. I was trying with gpt-5, but it seems gpt-4o works without verification. However 4o is I guess not as good, plus it seems to be twice as expensive as 5
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Tell HN: OpenAI now requires ID verification and won't refund API credits
207 points by retube 1y ago|124 comments
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Ask HN: Preferred Dev Workflow with LLMs?
3 points by retube 1y ago|2 comments
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by retube 1y ago
Was hoping would go to geostationary orbit as an actual space elevator would :)
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by retube 1y ago
thanks
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by retube 1y ago
thanks. looks potential
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Ask HN: Build Your Own LLM?
15 points by retube 1y ago|10 comments
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by retube 1y ago
> but honestly at this point I'd much rather trust my paid VPN provider with my browsing data than my ISP and ultimately the government. Your ISP will need to comply with local laws and regulations, and you'll have some recours
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by retube 1y ago
What is an "accelerator" in this context?
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by retube 1y ago
this guy has no idea what he's talking about. if you spend 500k on shares, it's now only a 500k company (1m - 500k)
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Musk gets a trillion dollar pay deal(theguardian.com)
6 points by retube 1y ago|0 comments
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by retube 1y ago
Thanks vm for the detailed reply, most helpful!
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by retube 1y ago
What is "RDF" ? Not defined in the article
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by retube 1y ago
> I can tell you down to the day how many bitcoin there will be decades from now So what? if you say "scarcity", that by itself has no value. plenty of things are scarce, but are not valuable, no one wants it. And anyway, bitco
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by retube 1y ago
There's some startling and alarming statistics in that obrien piece. Is this guy legit? or a swivel-eyed loon of the farage ilk
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by retube 1y ago
Thanks. I think per the recent interview with Ive and Altman they ruled out glasses, so I guess a watch!
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Ask HN: What do people think Jony Ive is building with OpenAI?
1 points by retube 1y ago|11 comments
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by retube 1y ago
Greed isn't the product. Greed is an inherent human characteristic (we'd all like a bigger house, more luxurious holidays, nicer car etc). The genius of Capitalism is that it channels greed to foster innovation, resulting in bette
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by retube 1y ago
> wholly surprised that the banking ombudsman is able to force such transaction reversal They can't force transaction reversals or clawbanks. They actually force the bank to take the hit.
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by retube 2y ago
Great, thanks
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by retube 2y ago
Thanks for the suggestion
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Ask HN: I am looking for a book of number facts
2 points by retube 2y ago|4 comments
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by retube 3y ago
The Royal Mail and the Post Office are not the same thing! They are completely separate businesses. The Fujitsu/sub-post master scandal has nothing to do with the Royal Mail.
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by retube 3y ago
Well, for life to emerge you likely need some kind of liquid medium/solvent to enable chemicals to move around and interact with each other. It's hard to imagine how that could happen in a solid/frozen environment. So, assumi
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by retube 3y ago
I skimmed it, so maybe i missed it, but, i don't think i saw it mentioned anywhere - but interest rates the last 10 years have been at record lows, and even with the recent increases are still low vs the long term history. This is a ma

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