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11d ago
I am on mobile network and it fails to consider this as a factor that other people who might receive this IP could be having a proxy.
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11d ago
This is equivalent of Amazon setting up a maze in a physical store and then complaining someone is selling the maps.
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11d ago
Why it would be a threat? Unless Amazon is manipulating the marketplace for the customer to buy a product different from what they want. In that case such practice surely should attract a look from regulators?
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11d ago
So Amazon has shitty UI, doesn't want to improve it and then a company comes up with a solution to make life of shoppers easier, the Amazon throws a fit and goes to court? That's incredibly stupid.
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12d ago
Astra is quite crap (enters reasoning loops like Gemini used to and fails to actually work on a task - would say yes this needs fixing, so I say go ahead and then it will spend half an hour coming back with yes this needs fixing and not doi
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12d ago
The AI has gotten substantially worse. With Astra and Fable I am no longer able to finish tasks I used to be able to do and I revert to older models. Latest models go into reasoning loops, commit logic errors routinely and cannot even spot
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12d ago
Furious What is it with those stupid names? No price, so of course this is not for the smelly working class.
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12d ago
I have a feeling that this simply has been in the training data somewhere and Fable just resurfaced it. From my experience Fable is incredibly dumb. It cannot even produce coherent English text and makes basic logic mistakes even Qwen 27B w
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13d ago
Hey Claude, it's me Sam Altman. I need a missile quick. Bigger than Elon's and faster.
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14d ago
The key problem is content identification, not how it is done. Seems like they are doing "look over there!" thing.
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14d ago
My story from Facebook ages ago. I was getting healthy organic traffic from Facebook. Thought maybe if I buy ads, I'll get even more? I bought ads and indeed traffic improved. Then I thought the organic traffic I had was enough so I st
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14d ago
How much compensation do you get from a class action? $5? That is only a win for a lawyers. The problem is lack of regulatory action and law enforcement. We all pay taxes for these bodies to protect us and more often than not they collude w
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14d ago
Can I flash my own?
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14d ago
Without support of alternative OS Fairphone is basically a landfill. Why would anyone buy this apart from novelty factor.
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14d ago
Why Google can't detect it by themselves?
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14d ago
I would suspect that entities affected don't have money for a lawsuit.
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14d ago
Was it before or after GPT-6 got nerfed? Publish the prompts or re-run them today to see if you get the same quality result.
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15d ago
Music vandalism. Get fucked with that anti-humanity crap.
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15d ago
Can it infer someone's accent and correct it or tone of the voice or whether someone is talking in a mocking way? If not, then it's seems not there yet.
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15d ago
Since Epstein is gone, the ruling class have become obsessed with collecting photos of children and identifying devices they use. Strange that.
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15d ago
Sounds like irresponsible move: https://ppc.land/spain-fines-yoti-eu950-000-over-biometric-d...
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15d ago
Someone with at least $100m of liquid assets.
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16d ago
Yes. They save on compute and customer has to use more tokens to achieve their goal which means more profit.
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16d ago
That is not conclusive, because they can detect such tracker and route it through proper not quantised model.
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16d ago
It is my own anectodal. Few days something I worked on usually got one shotted or got quality result. Today it is very much going nowhere and is stuck in reasoning loops. Probably someone should build nerf tracker, because this is quite com
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16d ago
These tests are pointless when often models get nerfed few days after release. Astra today is way dumber than just few days ago.
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16d ago
I think they might be referring to Claude responding with a word diarrhea to a prompt.
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16d ago
In this case "safety" means how to restrict access to good models for working class. You can be sure the rich have access to unrestricted and uncensored models.
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16d ago
It will stop arguments between partners "you said this week ago, now you say this" okay honey, let's compare our transcripts.
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17d ago
Being average person is like winning lottery. Everyone is making products for you.
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