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by thereitgoes456 11mo ago
What I just said is a fact. Look it up if you like
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by thereitgoes456 11mo ago
She lost that contract after being found guilty of plagiarism. That’s why she avoids mentioning her considerable writing career at all
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by thereitgoes456 11mo ago
Sadly we do not have, and will never have, the resources to help everyone, even to a baseline of human dignity. Surely we can't give people unlimited talk therapy, MRIs, and cancer treatment for free. But some people sorely need these
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
Maybe the downvotes are because of the jokes about assault?
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
It's too early to say if his risks "keep working out". Restructuring is not a risk. His, and others', original decision to make the company a non-profit was also not a calculated risk in this sense. When he was fired fro
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
The reportings at the time said that he was Mark’s 5th choice or similar. It is fairly clear he would prefer Ilya, Murati, Mark Chen, and perhaps others, but they said no, and Alex Wang was the first one to say yes.
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
I don't think he's right about everything. He is particularly weak at understanding underlying technology, as others have pointed out. But, perhaps by luck, he is right most of the time. For example, he was the lone voice saying t
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
He was wryly communicating, "your argument was so stupid I don't even need to engage with it". In my experience he has a horrible response to criticism. He's right on the AI stuff, but he responds to both legitimate and
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
You and everyone else seem to assume on faith that OpenAI's ads revenue is going to dwarf their subscription revenue -- but you're being suckered. If you do the math, you'll find it's not nearly as clear-cut as you think
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
According to Karen Hao's Empire of AI , this is only half accurate. And I trust what Karen Hao says a lot more. OpenAI mistakenly thought Anthropic was about to launch a chatbot, and ChatGPT was a scrappy, rushed-out-the-door product
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
Because it would be more work for a smaller audience and less money?
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
I guess OpenAI tried and failed to meet the cut this year
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by thereitgoes456 1y ago
There's a special place in hell for all the companies jamming streaks, exploding offers, ads, and other dark patterns into these sorts of self-care apps. I'm so glad Hank & team didn't go overboard with the monetization.
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Ask HN: How is Cognition able to raise at $10B?
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