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killingtime74
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Comment #49254607
Would have been easy for them to help out given Zuckerberg wasn't even on board. At least the support ship could have
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Comment #49239089
Only if there is no further additional demand created by the now lower cost of doing the work. Take lighting as an example. As it has progressed from burning expensive candles to n…
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Comment #49238495
It's not close to zero. https://artificialanalysis.ai/?omniscience=omniscience-hallu... . Hallucinations bring to question what you think you've learned. That's going to cost long-…
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Comment #49220637
I write more but I'm no NASA engineer
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Comment #49195409
The moment they raise their prices im going to a better model.
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Comment #49162819
it takes you almost 5 mins to write at most 1 word?
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Comment #49148598
I love how nobody cares about copyright anymore. Not even an after thought. Might be okay if you're an employee of anthropic/openai but for us mere mortals I'm not sure I would sha…
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Comment #49078622
Thank you!
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Comment #49077360
Did you not benchmark latest GPT 5.6 or GLM 5.1/Kimi K3 because of cost? I can run them if you share how you ran them
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Comment #49054826
How will they physically enforce the ban. They would have to go into everyone's house to search them. Using an llm also doesn't give off any signatures like BitTorrent or even visi…
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Comment #49054562
It will go as well as the banning of music piracy and BitTorrent sites. They can't even take down those open scientific paper sites. 0% chance they can ban these models practically…
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Comment #49054552
All that and so what? Fact is the Chinese have several near peer models, they've released the weights and they are widely available. You want to sue them or something?
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Comment #49029438
All enterprises users (people using them for work and not side projects) can't get the subsidized plans. I would say subsidized plans are a minority of usage?
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Comment #49013528
Plenty of cars are solar powered now. The solar power panels are mounted on a house and charge a car. I don't understand the obsession with putting the panels on the car itself.
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Comment #49013465
I guess they're gonna have to start writing their PowerPoints by hand again
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Comment #48988275
If the bank is owed $1,650,000,000,000 and isn't paid, then it becomes the tax payers problem apparently
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Comment #48987903
If the Google and meta engineers are not dumb how come they consistently trail behind the frontier labs and even the Chinese labs with a fraction of the funding. Probably bad leade…
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Comment #48987782
Good old FUD
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Comment #48975458
I was just thinking this, do we regularly breaking into tombs in the rest of the world? I guess some of the cathedrals themselves are tombs and are big tourist attractions.
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Comment #48966197
Only a trap if we keep expecting free updates for life? What's released already can't be taken back
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Comment #48966184
It's working on mobile
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Comment #48919670
"They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time." - Brian Fantana, Anchorman
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Comment #48866535
Will they lower the price or is this documenting past work
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Comment #48855693
If I understand correctly the basic structure hasn't changed since Transformers were invented. It's just gotten bigger and the models have had better training and also some optimiz…