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by siva7 3mo ago
god thanks ClosedAI is still available
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by siva7 3mo ago
Orwellian speak for ... you won't get paid like our base engineers and when we want to get rid of you, we send you to our Siberian customer because you are a forward deployed engineer haha Still i want to believe i'm wrong and it&
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by siva7 3mo ago
That's literally what they're looking for. To filter out ethical founders.
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by siva7 3mo ago
Ok, I'll never use max effort again on OAI models..
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by siva7 3mo ago
Have been long time clauder but honestly codex feels much more liberating. Something you can't buy..
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by siva7 3mo ago
Software people are kind of different than doctors or lawyers.. probably also the reason why they act much more innovative than any other profession up to the point to invent the damn thing that replaces them (and likely wipes out humanity
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by siva7 3mo ago
I swear some days ago someone here claimed Openai succeeded cutting down their compute cost by half with a breakthrough optimization. So this is it?
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by siva7 3mo ago
I've switched 3 months ago to Codex because Claude got incredibly stupid. 6 months ago vice versa. It doesn't matter if you use Codex or Claude. Both will fuck with you at some point. Though Codex probably less.
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by siva7 3mo ago
I have no doubt any junior, no matter their background or degree, will break into tech fine like all of us did if they are in for the reasons we got in - being nerds and fascinated by software. You can't fake that.
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by siva7 3mo ago
no way fable did this. It would have stopped after the words "command and conquer" and nerfed you to opus (while also landing you on some nsa watch list)
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by siva7 3mo ago
If you need such laws to be enforced in order to keep your workforce on leash... you are either a very uninspiring employer or you are the current german chancellor. Good bye german economy with such an uninspiring leadership.
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by siva7 3mo ago
The opposite was considered two years ago a crazy thing to say. I'm glad this changed and people using ai don't have to hide in the closet anymore for doing so.
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by siva7 3mo ago
So fable will jump more often to Opus than it already did on original release? Working with fable felt like having to constantly fight against your work tool. Frustrating. Now they're making it even more frustrating.
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by siva7 3mo ago
Why would a company explain how limited their own major release is?
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by siva7 3mo ago
They already do. Don't assume the routing will be in your favour
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by siva7 3mo ago
Wow i can't remember the last time i used Gemini or heard techies talking about Google ai.
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by siva7 4mo ago
It saddens me to see how creativity seems to "peak" at "let's go back to how we did it in 20th century" instead of asking the better questions like you did.
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by siva7 4mo ago
That paper had many co-authors and only two who were considered to be the primary drivers and geniuses behind (and they are american citizens).
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by siva7 4mo ago
Asian ai startups have also no way to compare despite making bold claims, and one could argue the whole point of the trump intervention was to prohibit them from distilling faible.
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by siva7 4mo ago
sue? whom? usa? have fun..
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by siva7 4mo ago
So OAI are you also silently dumbing down your models when you detect "inappropriate topics" like Anthropic did with Fable?
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by siva7 4mo ago
How far we have come that 60B could be considered a rounding error for a company
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by siva7 4mo ago
"demand"
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by siva7 4mo ago
I work at some megacorp and have direct insight about any ai use - nope, not a single use case i witnessed used a2a in the final product. I still don't get a2a but you probably have to work at Google or something to see this as the sol
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by siva7 4mo ago
Hi Claude fable, why u not protecting me from malware? Am i not american enough? Not rich enough? Yieks..
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by siva7 4mo ago
Uh, some would say it's easy to determine what input went into the training for kimi and qwen.. since they were caught stealing it from American labs. Some cultural cliches may never change.
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by siva7 4mo ago
You don't wanna find out how fast american troops would land there..
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by siva7 4mo ago
> GPT‑NL is developed within the Netherlands and Europe. This gives us full control over the model, the data and the choices we make. We avoid dependency on non‑European providers and invest in a sustainable AI ecosystem aligned with our
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by siva7 4mo ago
10x? More like 1000x. EU doesn't have a chance except providing training for those talent only to be then aquired by US tech behemoths paying them what they are actually worth
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by siva7 4mo ago
The thing about trust is.. it takes time to build and seconds to destroy.

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