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by taytus 6mo ago
Like or not, openai isn't having the same compute strain, meaning this was predictable.
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by taytus 6mo ago
They are not dumb restrictions. They just don't have the compute. That is the dumb part. Dario did not secure the compute they need so now they are obviously struggling.
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by taytus 6mo ago
That has also been my experience. And if Mythos is even worse, unless you have a significantly awesome harness, sounds like pretty unusable if you don't want to risk those problems.
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by taytus 7mo ago
The stupidest people you know are getting the “you are absolutely right!!” Validation they do not need
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by taytus 7mo ago
Who said they are the enemy?
36.
by taytus 7mo ago
How much money did they burn on this? And for what? Nothing?
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by taytus 7mo ago
YC is back at it again.
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One of Musk's DOGE bros explains how he flagged "DEI" grants for termination(twitter.com)
3 points by taytus 7mo ago|0 comments
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by taytus 7mo ago
He raises $1B, couldn't OAI, Google or Anthropic try similar approaches? Lack of funding isn't a problem those companies have. Why wouldn't they also spend $1B or 5 times that and outcompete (in theory)?
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by taytus 8mo ago
This reads like AI slop.
41.
by taytus 8mo ago
Another preview model? Why google keep doing this?
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by taytus 8mo ago
Honest question: why would anyone use Opus instead of this? I’m doing web development, the whole shebang, and I don’t think I need Opus right now. I know it’s supposed to be smarter, but a 2%–5% improvement doesn’t seem meaningful, especial
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by taytus 8mo ago
>You do understand that is who you’re competing with now right? No. I'm competing with no one.
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Advertising would be incompatible with Anthropic's vision(twitter.com)
4 points by taytus 8mo ago|3 comments
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Moltbook is exposing their database to the public(twitter.com)
23 points by taytus 8mo ago|3 comments
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by taytus 9mo ago
Because you are not coding, you are building. I've been coding since I was 7 years old, now I'm building.
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by taytus 9mo ago
Fascism isn't just American. If you're going to be pedantic, at least be accurate. My point: supporting an American fascist normalizes fascism everywhere
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by taytus 9mo ago
It’s not “American politics” when a guy does a Nazi salute on live TV. So thanks for showing your political inclination.
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by taytus 9mo ago
>they didn't cut-off anyone They did banned a lot people. Later, they "unbanned" them, but your comment isn't truthful.
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by taytus 9mo ago
Could someone explain this to me? I have the same question: why Cursor team don't use Cursor to get rid of vscode base and code its super duper code editor?
51.
by taytus 10mo ago
I've been a paying user for years. I don't see the point anymore since claude code.
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by taytus 10mo ago
Im in between :) Mini - small, incomplete, not good enough Flash - good, not great, fast, might miss something.
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by taytus 10mo ago
I believethere’s also exponential dislike growing for Altman among most AI users, and that impacts how the brand/company is perceived.
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by taytus 10mo ago
on top of the prompt. It has a weird layout; I had to scroll up to see it.
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Indian Slop Scam company Giga ML caught in scandals(twitter.com)
2 points by taytus 10mo ago|0 comments
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by taytus 10mo ago
Sunday? What is that?
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by taytus 10mo ago
Easy, let me try to explain: You want to achieve X, so you ask your AI companion, "How do I do X?" Your companion thinks and tries a couple of things, and they eventually work. So you say, "You know what, next time, instead o
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by taytus 11mo ago
Yes, sometimes skills are more reliable, but not always. That is the biggest culprit to me so far. The fact that you cannot reliably trust these LLMs to follow steps or instructions makes them unsuitable for my applications.
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by taytus 1y ago
>shaken my already low confidence in OpenAI No judgment, pure curiosity. Why did you install their malware?
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by taytus 1y ago
SEO killed the web

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