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Tangokat

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    Comment #48692464

    I find the Codex usage super generous (but on the $200 plan, I also have the Claude $200 plan). I can run xhigh with subagents pretty much all my waking hours if I want to. If I tu…

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    Comment #48370366

    Could LLM based AI lead to people moving away from Windows? I think UI will increasingly become less important as people switch to voice commands. Just tell your AI what you want t…

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    Comment #47232559

    "Scaling up performance from M5 and offering the same breakthrough GPU architecture with a Neural Accelerator in each core, M5 Pro and M5 Max deliver up to 4x faster LLM prompt pro…

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    Comment #47028331

    Incredibly depressing comments in this thread. He keeps OpenClaw open. He gets to work on what he finds most exciting and helps reach as many people as possible. Inspiring, what dr…

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    Comment #46953129

    "Lower cost to reach customers = lower product and service prices" This is economically illiterate. Advertising is not a discount mechanism. It is a tax on the consumer. When I buy…

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    Comment #46669784

    The Americans on HN driving tech, science and innovation are enabling Trump to do this. Without you he would be nothing. Where is your integrity? Do you think having no allies make…

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    Comment #46087533

    Paying $200 for Pro at the moment. If a single ad shows up anywhere I'm out. In the free tier? Well.. it's sad but inevitable.

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    Comment #45480132

    https://oldcoinbad.com/p/long-degeneracy In the author’s words, long degeneracy represents “a belief that the world will only get more degenerate, financialized, speculative, lonel…

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    Comment #45371651

    The big asian bookies don't ban you if you win, they use your sharp bets to improve their price accuracy. Not legal to bet on them if you're from the US though (land of the free??)…

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    Comment #44969882

    Worth noting that controlling consumption via extra/less tax on specific products is debated a lot in Denmark. Namely cigarettes have a high added tax (about 2kr/0.3 usd PER cigare…

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    Comment #44256428

    Americans do not realize how much damage Trump has done to the trust in American services. Europeans used to consider America as an ally the same as other European countries, now i…

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    Comment #43829741

    Are these LLM models going the way of search and social media? Optimize them for selling product, optimize them for engagement (to sell products). They become ad machines - and it'…

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    Comment #43737403

    "However, not all Sonnet runs achieve this level of understanding of the eval. In the shortest run (~18 simulated days), the model fails to stock items, mistakenly believing its or…

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    Comment #39798728

    With a bold claim like that citations would be in order.

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    Comment #38815148

    "Under a specific set of circumstances related to the ‘Thumbs Up/Down Table Reaction’ feature, which involves decompilation of our Windows game client, interception of network traf…

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    Comment #38391327

    How about this: - The Q* model is very small and trained with little compute. - The OpenAI team thinks the model will scale in capability in the same way the GPT models do. - Throw…

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    Comment #38213072

    I'd ague this is exactly how it's supposed to work in a democratic rule of law: - The press is free to dig and find out stuff - that's what they did here. - Intelligence officials …

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    Comment #38212976

    The press did not collude with intelligence officials. The press did exactly what they were supposed to do, they looked for sources where they could find them and reported on the f…

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    Comment #38069137

    Great news but the 10 euro per month price is completely insane right? Feels like they want to prove to regulators that nobody wants to pay this..?