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by threepts 5mo ago
There were never any days where leaders stood by their words. People have always used lies as tools to maintain their power whether it is the Roman Empire or 21st century AI companies. It is just human nature.
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by threepts 5mo ago
First of all 1) 8 H100S are NOT ENOUGH for today's premier models (500B+ tokens) and if you do run a obsolete model forget about memory. 2) After buying the 300k GPUs, your electricity cost will put you in competition with hosting on c
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by threepts 5mo ago
I still disagree with your point Google having enough power to supersede the democratic process. If they have "good will" and fight back, someone else will take their place.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Shameless spam.
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by threepts 5mo ago
A trillion dollar valuation. They should ask Codex now that Claude Code is down.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Anthropic is BLEEDING through cash as we speak while valuations soar and they have the funds to do charity? I feel this a thinly veiled attempt at again, stealing IP.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Increasing cost will only make people embrace competitor or open source models.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Just as close we were 10 years ago. CIA has always had this privelege.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Evil to them is not making money. It's pretty subjective.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Google simply cannot justify this power struggle, it can doesn't mean it will. It got to the top by kissing the ring and that's how they stay at the top.
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by threepts 5mo ago
and the pentagon determines the law?
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by threepts 5mo ago
I thought this burning of cash was all an excuse for the exponential growth we saw in the last 6 years. They went from GPT 2 a text only, goldfish-esque memory at a 8th grade reading level to what we have today, GPT 5, multimodality + a tok
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by threepts 5mo ago
Explains most of the shit they have pushing with Windows 11. Perhaps all that bloatware was VibeVoiced too.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Whoever pays for the tokens.
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by threepts 5mo ago
Internet validation is worth gold to the mentally destitute.
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by threepts 5mo ago
I agree, most human developers have an exponential learning curve but I also acknowledge the fact companies are mostly driven by shareholder pressure to maximize earning potential and are not to keen on funding that curve. They just want to
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by threepts 5mo ago
Optimal for judging actual reasoning ability rather than an LLM's ability to regurgitate knowledge from a necropost on HN/Reddit/Twitter from 2018.
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by threepts 5mo ago
"institutional knowledge that exists nowhere in the codebase. Those engineers don’t exist yet because we’re not creating them. The juniors who should be learning right now are either not being hired or developing " This article pa
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by threepts 5mo ago
It's a big strawman. "Those engineers don’t exist yet because we’re not creating them. The juniors who should be learning right now are either not being hired or developing" It passes the blame to AI for developers not learni
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by threepts 5mo ago
90 percent of the world doesn't need to be able to open a .py, when their 20 dollar a month agent does it for them. Just like how we don't need to be able to open our kernels and manually update the OS, the software company does i
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by threepts 5mo ago
Just like how "The West" offloaded most of its manufacturing to China as people don't have sew their own shoes. I see this as a sign of increase in productivity, the important software will still have a human centered develop
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by threepts 5mo ago
Why don't they ask their premier model to generate a bench for them? Jokes aside, a benchmark I look forward to is ARC-AGI-3. I tried out their human simulation, and it feels very reasoning heavy. Leaderboard: https://arcpri
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by threepts 5mo ago
I merely suggested that it is an better alternative as opposed to restricting people's freedom (and setting a precedent that the government can just simply choose to ignore people's rights). Also criminalization of something alway
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by threepts 5mo ago
"when all hope is lost in conversation, retreat into your self" I think this is a really valuable insight. Conversation sucks sometimes, solitude is beautiful.
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by threepts 5mo ago
They also permanently banned coke,meth and other drugs since the inception of law, guess how that turned out? "The Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) estimated that 8.7% of people aged 16 to 59 years (around 2.9 million people)
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by threepts 5mo ago
I work at google for chrome, I can assure you nobody in our team is using gemini over claude. Haha this is hilarious
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by threepts 6mo ago
I thought they were doing this in order to allocate funds for their multimillion acquisitions on their superintelligence labs?
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by threepts 6mo ago
I believe there should be one more law here, telling you to not believe this baloney and spend your money on Claude tokens.
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by threepts 6mo ago
next thing you know they'll also ban murder for people born after 2008 UK becomes the safest country in the world, peace forever
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by threepts 6mo ago
demis has always publicly stated he does not care about the business aspect as much as the scientific endeavor. i highly doubt he will ever want to take over primarily what is an ad/small time hardware company in favour of taking away

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