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by submeta 9mo ago
The downvotes probably come from the idea that I’m crediting one person. Obviously LLMs were built by many people, but Altman raised the money, pulled the org together, and shipped something that millions were using within days.
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by submeta 9mo ago
Computers existed before Steve Jobs made them usable. Sam Altman created a company that created a product that millions of people started to use witin days.
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by submeta 9mo ago
How‘s that working?
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by submeta 9mo ago
The man brought us LLMs and ever more capable models. I don’t know about the critics, but my work life completely changed from Dec 2022 on. Ever since chatgpt was released. I cannot imagine working without LLMs and agents anymore. They make
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by submeta 9mo ago
> What I would say is that Western governments want stability in Iran, just like virtually every other nation. That’s why the US toppled the democratically elected Mossadegh in the 1950s and installed a puppet regime with the brutal Shah
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by submeta 9mo ago
I hope Apple will make it a smooth integration. The chatgpt integration in Apple Intelligence is not smooth. Constantly wants user input („confirm you are 13+“ at every request)
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by submeta 9mo ago
> symlink CLAUDE.md -> AGENTS.md and run `codex` instead of `claude`. This is simple and beautiful. Thank you for sharing it :)
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by submeta 9mo ago
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by submeta 9mo ago
Why should they? Palestinians have a home. Jordan consists of majority palestinians. Why should they take in Palestinians? Besides Egypt and Jordan are puppet regimes, paid for by the West. They receive billions for weapons annually. One di
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by submeta 9mo ago
And you think my point was about Western liberalism? That’s what you call destabilising countries? All while massively supporting some of the most aggressive dictatorships like Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, UAE?
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by submeta 9mo ago
Western governments do not want democracy in Iran. They want the son of Shah back in Iran, the Shah whose father tortured and exploited Iranians, and that led to the revolution and the rise of the mullahs. The US and Israel want regime chan
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by submeta 9mo ago
Thank you very much for the detailed reply. I have a Synology NAS, will look into that solution.
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by submeta 9mo ago
I pay around 10 euros a month to apple just so I can sync my photos from iphone to mac and ipad. That’s the only reason I need the 2 TB for icloud service. With an app like this I could download and keep copies and get rid of iCloud subscri
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by submeta 9mo ago
NeoVim, Yazi, and Tmux are my go-to tools. When I need AI and Agents, I create multiple instances of Claude Code or Codex. However, I don’t let them interfere with my workflow if I don’t need them.
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by submeta 9mo ago
> The context is king Agree > and AI Studio is the only serious product for human-in-the-loop SWE Disagree. I use Claude Code and Codex daily, and I couldn’t be happier. Had started with Cursor, switched to CLI based agents and never
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by submeta 9mo ago
Wow, unbelievable, downvote everything that states the obvious. This platform practically silences any criticism of Israel. Just like any other platform.
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by submeta 9mo ago
The US is now literally sanctioning UN experts and ICC people if they push too hard on accountability for alleged Israeli war crimes, e.g. Francesca Albanese over her Gaza reports and support for ICC cases. In Germany (and elsewhere) it oft
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by submeta 9mo ago
Musk increasingly feels like a charlatan selling snake oil. He is great at hype and storytelling, not so great at execution. Big promises, missed timelines, excuses reframed as genius. He has been promising fully autonomous Teslas since at
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by submeta 9mo ago
Same is true for Pinterest. Try to find human generated interior design images on Pinterest. It’s flooded with AI generated content.
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by submeta 9mo ago
„Essentialism“ genuinely changed how I think about work and life. I used to operate under the assumption that every task deserves attention, often equal attention, which inevitably led to overload and constant context switching. Reading thi
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by submeta 9mo ago
I used em-dashes regularly. However, since they’ve become associated with LLM-generated text, I’ve stopped using them to avoid the appearance of AI assistance.
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by submeta 9mo ago
Beyond the lack of timestamps, ChatGPT produces oddly formatted text when you copy answers. It’s neither proper markdown nor rich text. The formatting is consistently off: excessive newlines between paragraphs, strangely indented lists, and
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by submeta 10mo ago
No you did not. The XX substitution is a clever rhetorical move, but it misses what’s actually being debated. This isn’t about whether a logical predicate can be made to fit many countries; it’s about whether certain state practices are bec
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by submeta 10mo ago
So instead of exchanging arguments, you prefer to put people on sanctions lists, because they are on the wrong side from your standpoint? Is this the Europe you want to live in?
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by submeta 10mo ago
Labeling everyone on a sanctions list as a “criminal” or “terrorist” dodges the core issue, which is the erosion of due process. EU sanctions are administrative measures, not criminal convictions: people are listed by executive decision, of
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by submeta 10mo ago
The size of the list is irrelevant. What matters is the precedent. Restricting banking or travel based on political assessments, without criminal conviction or transparent judicial review, is a serious breach of the rule of law. Simply asse
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by submeta 10mo ago
And what exactly did you add to the discussion, beyond posturing
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by submeta 10mo ago
The EU is acting in an increasingly restrictive manner, sanctioning journalists and citizens deemed pro-Russian or anti-Israeli. Some of those targeted are reportedly unable to open bank accounts or travel. This suggests a growing convicti
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by submeta 10mo ago
You mean the Apple that gets targeted by Israel spyware firms constantly? The Apple iPhone used by a Saudi journalist named Adman Khasoggi whose iphone was hacked with Israeli spyware, targeted and murdered? Just one example. Apple devices
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by submeta 10mo ago
I literally went out and bought the latest iPhone after my 4.5 years old, perfectly working iPhone 12 was forced to update to iOS 26.2 overnight, and next day was not usable anymore. It turned so slow that I went to an apple store and bough

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