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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Hello, this is Vladimir Putin. You are, of course, being correct and useful in your comment. Thank you for clearing up these misunderstandings about our three-day defensive special operation maneuver.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
It sure is. https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/16675622
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
You literally can't make this machine without soldered components. You don't understand this computer's design goals. It's been 1.5 years since they announced the Framework Desktop. I don't get how people are still
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
The funny statistical text generator is good enough to take your job and break out of one sandbox just to casually hack right into another sandbox to get a better score or something but this is all fine and merely an ad designed to distract
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
That’s one braindead strawman. There’s millions of apps to choose from on your phone. Alternatives to Google are decades old. But do enjoy getting your ass profiled in gmail and let me know if the ads in your mailbox are helpfully tailored
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
I used to think people would wake the fuck up when AI starts killing people, these days I'm not so sure. Maybe if it caused an Instagram outage? Almost worked in Russia.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Life gets simpler and better as soon as you stop giving money to Google. It’s so silly that individual people still use their shit. Corporations, I understand - they always choose the most mediocre stacks and tools by default. But why peopl
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Cool FUD bro, but you are talking about medication that is associated with reduced all-cause mortality. Treatment with these drugs literally extends lives. But speaking to your point: > This systematic review and meta-analysis based on 1
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Literal amphetamines are literally the most effective prescription drugs in the entire of field of psychiatry. Have some respect.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
For me, Codex regularly forgets to complete its last task when compaction occurs, especially when the last message I sent was right before compaction.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
I would also like to tone those down, and prefer if they just focused on creating a nice, clear, natural-sounding voice. I don’t think the “emotional roleplaying” adds anything to what I perceive as a computer interaction. But that’s precis
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
How would talking to an AI as if it were not human sound? You can probably set your system prompt to insert “beep boop” between sentences and make it refer to itself as “Cybertron9000 Personal Computing Device” if that’s what you like. Is
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
dude what the hell
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
> thinking of previous turns is stripped with the responses API Why do they store an encrypted reasoning payload in the session file and pass it to the API? Just a ruse? Reasoning isn’t even that many tokens, you think they’d degrade t
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
This is also the main reason I currently use Gemini. I hate my gmail account, my Android phone is annoying, and I spend too much time on Youtube, so hopefully they take my access away to all of these soon.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Is this confirmed/factual? Their reddit response to the controversy definitely gave me second thoughts
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by throwuxiytayq 4mo ago
No-one cares to quit social media or stop using Windows, but it’s a goal worthy of discussion all the same. The name is bad, doesn’t even make any fucking sense and it gives open source a bad rep.
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by throwuxiytayq 4mo ago
That would be a huge deal, meaning we've lost even our shitty, ineffective ways of monitoring agent reasoning stream. Big setback when it comes to alignment and interpretability. I don't know about Claude, but latest GPT versions
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by throwuxiytayq 4mo ago
Yes, and Apple's "burner e-mail" service is about to become ineffective.
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by throwuxiytayq 4mo ago
Thankfully, we live in an unprecedented time of reasonable businesses lead by reasonable people. Close one. Nice save.
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
Isn't this a misinterpretation of what everyone in the AI safety space is worried about, though? I think the idea is that having an AI that interprets everything in a super-literal way would probably be catastrophic, but we can'
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
I'm not going to hold back my description of reality out of fear that it's somehow magically shaping it . Stating most nurses are female is the mildest observation possible, and doesn't sneak in any opinion whether that&#x27
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
Some stereotypes are a useful description of reality. You’ve gotta pick your battles. In the US, 87.3% of nurses are female and 92.3% of truckers are male.
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
He’s not even right about whether god exists, and that’s literally his job. Why should I assume he’s competent about anything else?
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
What’s next? Take away mouse support in the free tier? You could these fucking cretins with GPT2 and the company would flourish.
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
You are having so much fun in the video clips. I love this!
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
Nice, cute, silly little feel-good demo so that we can all pretend like we’re all going to be making decisions and micro-managing AIs by pointing at things in 5 years. It’s going to be great! The future is bright!
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
Just display a warning during purchase. This is a UI/communication issue. It’s up to the customer to decide whether they want to risk the opt out. I bought a laptop without a charger the other day, plugged it into a charger I already h
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
Obviously, the measure isn’t mistakes per day, it’s mistakes per LOC. And that’s not the whole story either - AI self-corrects in addition to being corrected by the operator. If the operator’s committed bugs/LOC rate is as low as the u
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by throwuxiytayq 5mo ago
> The laptop is being shipped anyway, so I assume the charger in there may be a "sweet deal" if you need one You do realize you’re paying for the charger, right? And you don’t like the option of not having to purchase the charg

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