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MP_1729
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Comment #49183053
The Protocol is from the Linux Foundation
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Comment #49183047
wtf? Why didn't Simon use MCP Inspector? https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/2026-07-28/tools/inspec... I feel like 5% of people who develop MCP Servers for a living and 10% of th…
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Comment #42634328
This is Eliezer Yudkowskyto to blame LMAO, alongside with all the EAs extremists that shifted the Overton Window to think that images can be unsafe.
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Comment #42401697
Because tradition is incredibly important.
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Comment #42401682
Really funny people complaining about classical chess, I don't know which games they have been watching. Nepo Magnus game 6, Nepo Ding many many games, Nepo Caruana draw on round 1…
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Comment #42331818
I'm in a low-cost country, haha! So the intern is even cheaper.
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Comment #42331792
25 prompts is the daily limit on o1-preview. And I wrote that script in just one day.
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Comment #42331534
My 3rd day intern still couldn't do a script o1-preview could do in less than 25 prompts. OBVIOUSLY a smart OAI employee wouldn't want the public to think they are already replacin…
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Comment #42331476
That's not how pricing works. If o1-pro is 10% better than Claude, but you are a guy who makes $300,000 per year, but now can make $330,000 because o1-pro makes you more productive…
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Comment #42331438
My new internet is in his 3rd day in the job and he's still behind o1-preview with less than 25 prompts.
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Comment #41111682
Good. Effective Austruism is trying to destroy democratic institutions and it's likely a bigger threat to society than fascism. The pro-progress people needs to organize themselves…
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Comment #40684068
Satya Nadella's Microsoft is such a weird company. It's like there's one side of it that is running with Zuckerberg's "move fast and break things" and the other side is saying "wai…
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Comment #40492678
“You want to know how to paint a perfect painting? It's easy. Make yourself perfect and then just paint naturally.” - Robert M. Pirsig The Musk reasoning here is stupid, but smart.…
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Comment #40349795
It's more like: don't invest $100B in capital when there's still orders of magnitude improvements in software to be made.
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Comment #40348656
Ask stuff like "Check whether there's some correlation between the major economies fiscal primary deficit and GDP growth in the post-pandemic era" and get an answer.
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Comment #40348589
Obviously, I know these timetables. But there's a light and day difference post-Nov22 than before. Both in the AI race it sparkled, but also in the funding all AI labs have. If you…
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Comment #40348561
Nope, I'm not
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Comment #40347669
Was there ever a time when betting that computer scientists would not make better algorithms was a good idea?
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Comment #40347266
I'm curious now. Can you give color on what you're doing that you keep hitting boundaries? I suppose it isn't limited by human-attention.
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Comment #40347053
they literally launched TODAY a GPT-4 model!
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Comment #40346875
Two pushbacks. 1- The mania only started post Nov 22. And the huge investments since then didn't meant substantial progress since GPT-4 launch in March 22. 2- We are running out of…
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Comment #40346823
I am sure that people at OpenAI, particularly former YC CEO Sam Altman, will be fine, even if they read the bad stuff MP_1729 says around here.
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Comment #40346613
All of them, without exception. Just recently, Sprint sold their fiber business for $1 lmfao. Or WorldCom. Or NetRail, Allied Riser, PSINet, FNSI, Firstmark, Carrier 1, UFO Group, …