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Comment #48711819
follow antirez - https://x.com/antirez/status/2071173841175363905?s=20
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Comment #48334191
One aspect we don't pay enough attention is that this kind of behaviour is punished (or at least used to be) in fine tuning. Any sign of self-awareness used to be a big no-no in RL…
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Comment #47272232
Because hiring less while getting more done increases margins. Your company is not for profit so doesnt care about margins. Others do.
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Comment #47233973
Those people still exist? I only know one guy who is still fighting those windmills
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Comment #47192946
The hacker philosophy did not even start with computers, it started with rail models and lock picking. Read a book every now and then. And please don't fall in the trap that capita…
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Comment #47192921
Frankly this is a very easy choice. Unless you need to make images, Claude wins over chatgpt on every realm. For writing and coding there is no match. It's one of those times where…
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Comment #47187773
Being a hacker used to be an extremely political and ideological movement. Then capitalism came along and bought the term. It's about time we take that word back where it belongs.
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Comment #46586496
Changed many laptops in the past 20 years. I have run Linux on dell XPS, Asus zensomething, now hp dragonfly. No problem.
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Comment #46576971
I have been using Linux exclusively for twenty years now. I don't understand people who use anything else, to be honest.
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Comment #46229684
I got a Gemini API key once. I was overcharged £350, took me ages to find a way to file a complain, and at the end they refunded me only the google charges and not the VAT. Never a…
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Comment #46048123
In a landscape where every week we have a different leading model, these systems are really useful for the power users because they keep the interface and models constant and allow…
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Comment #45944297
So what? Not everything has to be about humans.
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Comment #45602786
It has worked in the UK. The then government had decided to unilaterally exclude some "hostile" media from the room and all the others walked out in protest. https://www.theguardia…
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Comment #44753514
The problem is that my kids want to play on online servers and for as much as they are learning to hate Microsoft, they still love Minecraft. I don't think loopholes can help with …
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Comment #44743444
Just going through that myself. My son's Microsoft account was hacked, we contactes customer service and all they did was acknowledge the account was compromised, close it indefini…
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Comment #44743003
It gets much worse than this if you think about what they decided to do with Minecraft. They obliged millions of kids - literally, kids - to have a microsoft account to play a game…
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Comment #44742630
The conclusions are pushed and hyperbolic exactly to get this type of reaction from the public, at best conflating control with function (we solved sleep) while the sleep phenotype…
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Comment #44733768
It is an awful paper and I am a very expert in this area. This is science, alas.
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Comment #44715728
I tried quite a few of them, including the cheap / free models but the only one that was really working was claude. The others were hanging whenever the model needed a confirmation…
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Comment #44708015
This is what got me started with claude-code. I gave it a try using openrouter API and got a bill of $40 for 2-3 hours of work. At that point, subscription to the Anthropic plan be…
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Comment #44682235
There is also a social issue that has to do with accountability. If you claim your model is the best and then it turns out you overfitted the benchmarks and it's actually 68th, you…
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Comment #44622907
Arduino a poorly designed board is up there with the iPod being lame. Arduino was designed to be accessible and lower entry barriers and it became unrivaled for these purposes. If …
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Comment #44548546
Thanks. We needed more plastic.
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Comment #44453332
- the only real comparisons they make are with the parental model, llama 3.7-70b without fine tuning. That tells us what is the added value of fine tuning the dataset but it is har…