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by testfrequency 4mo ago
This will be great for all Enterprise customers. Employees at companies using corporate computers love a good malicious popup, right?
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Note I said “almost completely”. You also decided to interpret my response as I only cared about scarcity..which is a choice. To answer: There’s only so many times you want to strike up a friendly conversation with a driver about their love
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
My love for Porsche almost completely stopped as soon as I moved to the Bay Area.
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
This. I tried even tried signing up with my paid business line and it denied me due to VoIP.
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Digg edit: ouch, I’m a current Digg user. Even donated for their relaunch :(
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
I ran this and seem to have good results with a 100% reduction also: curl -fsSL https://chatgpt.com/codex/install.sh | sh
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Ads of course
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
agy cli. It’s been rock solid.
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
I do the same, and have excellent results. Gemini 3.1 Pro high diagnosed and solved 3 complex issues today that Opus Max was stumbling on for a few hours in one shot. This was even when I started new chats and tried debugging with Ultracode
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
I sometimes think about the time I was on a road trip with a friend, and for what was generally a 3 hour trip to the mountain, was 5 hours for my friend driving. Midway through the trip I was suspicious of the duration, traffic was fine. He
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Which means Apple would have to give OAI and Anthropic access to Gemini, I mean Siri AI.
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
There was not a single thing they launched that I have not seen Gemini already showcase capability or existing feature wise
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
The transfer of wealth is diminishing also as older generations didn’t save as much, are unable to retire, or are spending through most of their retirement
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
I misinterpreted your intent here, and that’s on me. Thank you for explaining, you clearly picked the sample as a comparison of fact, not as narrative. Apologies
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Why bring up Taiwan and China? This feels incredibly cherry picked? If you know Taiwan’s history, and you understand China - there’s no surprise to be..
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Tesla does* the same thing with “influencers”, close enough perhaps? Everyone either doesn’t have access, or always has the “bad version” and the “trust me it’s 10x better” version is always Coming Soon™
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Mythos gives BIG Tesla FSD energy, I’m over it
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Funny that your take away from protecting science was “where are you going, we have all the money so just dance with the devil and pray your research doesn’t conflict or debunk any political views”.
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
It’s very much the journey, life is a journey. Much like learning is a life practice, so is happiness. Everything that makes you happy today will not be the same 20 years from now. The sooner you can find peace in simply being human, the mo
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Shame. Moderation on HN has been really heavy handed recently I’ve noticed. Don’t get me wrong, my friends are all making killer money…but they are also all out of therapy sessions, many are back on ADHD and SSRI meds, and the company seems
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
I turned down an offer from Anthropic 3 years ago and I still laugh about it with my partner. Everyone I know at Anthropic is miserable. It’s not a fun place to work. There’s a reason you never see Anthropic employees talking online.
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Peter Thiel licking his grubby little lips right now at the prospect of furthering his surveillance monopoly
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Assuming this isn’t a satire reply: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2603294123 Hope this helps!
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Title says “Frontier” which would exclude Grok. Grok is trained to have a bias, which a lot of people like, but it’s not meant to be accurate.
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
It’s sad. I just expect better from my friends, but this group chat is also full of friends who are chronically online, so I fear they are just so infatuated with AI as it seems they are constantly considering it at every point of their day
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
I’ve distanced myself from a close friend group chat over the past few years as they seem to be more and more like this. They all work in tech at various FAANG companies, and I just mentally hate engaging anymore as it all has turned into “
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Hugh Broughton: The man designing more of Antarctica than anyone else(cnn.com)
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
So it will 301 to gemini.google.com?
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
I worked there just shy of 20 years, and I agree “uncontrollable” is a good way to frame it. To be clear I think Woz is great, I was just referring to listening to years of behind his back comments made by leaders at the company who look do
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by testfrequency 5mo ago
A lot. Apple has pretty impressive retention, more than everywhere else I’ve worked in the Bay Area. Many people work there to retire, so the age demographic skews older. I worked there close to 20 years and that’s not even in the longer en

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