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by yousif_123123 10mo ago
Why doesn't OpenAI include comparisons to other models anymore?
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by yousif_123123 11mo ago
Perhaps they want to be able to run them on mobile hardware they release?
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by yousif_123123 11mo ago
I was hoping someone points it out for us. Since you asked me, you are using the same concept and now I need to help you solve your problem (which seem to be the one I also have..) I think the solution must be we're primarily responsib
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by yousif_123123 11mo ago
I've always noticed that when I'm giving advice to someone or trying to help out, it always feels their problem is easier than whatever problem I have. As someone with some anxiety around things like calling some company to get so
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
Probably to help you avoid being distracted given the higher friction of rebooting if your dual booting or going to another device vs just launching another browser tab..
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
Happy in terms of being a customer of the app perhaps.
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
Tether is projected to generate $15 billion in profits. So 500 billion is like a 33 times earnings multiple. Now the main thing is how sustainable these earnings are and if they will continue to be a dominant player in stable coins and if t
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
I think I read that its valued at 500 billion based on their latest fund raise. I don't know the total holdings they have. I have no interest in crypto, just wanted to mention this which was surprising to me when I heard it.
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
I think the stable coin company Tether is valued at 500 billion also.
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
I think at least part of the 10% is if AMD stock reaches 600. Not that I disagree that this looks weird. Why was that needed to be offered? Couldn't they just buy the AMD chips if they're good enough? Or Nvidia is it's better
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
Maybe if instructed, but how would it know it needs to use python in this case vs just answer? Perhaps you'd instruct it to always attempt using code to reduce errors. But the idea of trivial problems like this potentially causing issu
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
This is very interesting. 1. Authors mention the attention mechanism being perhaps unable to attend to the location of gaps since the gaps aren't tokens. But I would've expected a good LLM transformer to be at least a bit close to
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
Also just more accessibility in terms of being able to pay for it. As a viewer in Canada, there was no service whatsoever that was showing the Real Madrid vs Barcelona Spanish cup final a few months ago (Copa del Rey). I had to signup on a
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
The Emerson quartet version blew me away when I first heard it. I recommend it over the piano versions because I think you hear the full extent of the voices better (coming from someone that loves and play the piano).
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
The opposite problem is also true. I was using it to edit code I had that was calling the new openai image API, which is slightly different from the dalle API. But Gemini was consistently "fixing" the OpenAI call even when I expla
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
Yes. Also, when testing low vs high, it seems the difference is mainly in the diffusion part, as the structure of the image and the instruction following ability is usually the same. Still, very exciting and for the future as well. It'
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
It's also good but clearly not close still. Maybe Gemini 2.5 or 3 will have better image gen.
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by yousif_123123 1y ago
It's a mix of both it feels to me as I've been testing it. For example, you can't get it to make a clock showing custom time like 3:30, or someone writing with their left hand.. And it can't do follow many instructions o
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
I have noticed Gemini not accepting an instruction to "leave all other code the same but just modify this part" on a code that included use of an alpha API with a different interface than what Gemini knows is the correct current A
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
I do like the vinyl and analog amplifiers. I certainly hear the warmth in this case.
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
Well I think there's many cheaper models in terms of bang for buck currently per token and intelligence than gpt4o. Other than OpenAI having very high rate limits and throughout available without a contract done with sales, I don'
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
It's disappointing not to see comparisons to Sonnet 3.7. Also since o3-mini is ahead of o1, not sure why in the video they compared to o1. gpt4 was way ahead of 3.5 when it came out. It's unfortunate that the first major gpt relea
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
It does have it. If you tap on it, it should show it.
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
Haven't read the paper yet, but looks like this can improve the ability of the model attention to work better, since many of these tasks end up being similar to these generic tasks. Even gpt4 gets tripped up when there's too many
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
One downside for diffusion based systems (and I'm very noob in this) is that the model won't be able to see it's input and output in the same space, therefore wouldn't be able to do follow-up instructions to fix things o
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
Still, similar to when you have read 10 textbooks, if you are answering a question and have access to the source material, it can help you in your answer.
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
deepinfra.com hosts Llama 3 8b for 8 cents per 1m tokens. I'm not sure it's the cheapest but it's pretty cheap. There may be even cheaper options. (Haven't used it in production, thinking to use it for side projects).
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
Yes it could be like learning how to use google to get information, or to learn the logic to solve something. I think the main under hyped aspect of AI currently is how useful it can be integrated with whole bunch of regular programming cod
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
At the same time using chatgpt or any LLM productively, and getting the most out of it to help you think and reason better is a skill on its own that requires development.
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by yousif_123123 2y ago
I don't fully disagree, but this might be subjective. For me as a full stack developer working with small teams/startup, I actually don't consider myself full stack. I just want to be able to do whatever it takes to make a pr

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