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sscaryterry
2mo ago
> All of this has Anthropic concerned. OpenAI believe Anthropic have no good response to Astra prepared for a public launch, and my understanding is that they're correct - mostly as a result of compute constraints, Anthropic are bra
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2mo ago
I tried 8-bit, perhaps I should try 6-bit.
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2mo ago
I have a 128GB M5 Max, and it sucks at this stage. 50-70 tok/s might be something...
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sscaryterry
2mo ago
I'm tired of cheats.
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sscaryterry
2mo ago
Honesty is a big problem today. I'd rather live with myself, knowing I didn't screw anyone...
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2mo ago
I'd learn a trade in all seriousness. (Edit: And learn how honest business works)
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2mo ago
It did in terms of the traditional more MHz (GHz) is better, but as you've correctly pointed out, not when it comes to actual compute.
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2mo ago
People forget easily, or simply were not around ;)
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2mo ago
> Which one is this? Can you explain? Do his family members own Vietnamese lumber farms or something? Love the see-how-ignorant-I-am type of comments.
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2mo ago
If you've worked with Codex/CC, you'd have seen it degrade from Fable to Opus, or just not done what you've asked it for. There are techniques and ways around it. For example, I've found that disabling auto mode in
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2mo ago
Agree 100%. This is just another level of obscurity. Security through obscurity... Its annoying, very annoying.
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2mo ago
The most fun I ever had with a computer was as a 17-year old, installing gentoo on a P4 machine, over dialup, stage 2 tarball, custom kernel.
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2mo ago
Yep, they're putting lipstick on the pig.
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2mo ago
This. The loop is human-controlled, not AI-controlled.
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2mo ago
Don't bother, no incantation can fix it.
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2mo ago
I do hope they start training on older content, where the prevalence is arguably, lower.
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2mo ago
Due to the prevalence of human cheats :)
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2mo ago
We are seeing the slow death of social coding. This policy is not inclusive in any way, and paints everyone and everything with the same brush.
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2mo ago
I found the sweetspot here: GPT-5.6 Sol (high) 57.3 $0.52 7,545 (Edit: TLDR; It gets on with it, makes the same mistakes you would, without overthinking and overengineering, most of the time)
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2mo ago
Seems like AI coded slop itself .
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sscaryterry
2mo ago
Should have said: It is sad that you outsource something that should mean something to you. Something thoughtful is the whole premise :)
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2mo ago
This is nice big fat fuck you to the mercenaries that come and destroy companies. Well done Iceland.
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sscaryterry
2mo ago
Which is the sad part.
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2mo ago
I for one, and I know of plenty others.
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2mo ago
Ah, trust me bro :)
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sscaryterry
2mo ago
Hello? "Apple provides a closed ecosystem"
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sscaryterry
2mo ago
Go look at Putin's numbers :) None of those number as real.
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2mo ago
Its about freedom, which codeberg are supposed to be proponents of. Turns out, they're no better than github :) See: https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-...
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2mo ago
Different set of ideologies completely, not an alternative.
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2mo ago
The choice of words is poor, but the argument is sound.
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