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Comment #47040014
Agreed that feedback loops on top of generative LLMs will not get us to AGI or true intelligence.
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Comment #47037639
You can define "ponder" in multiple ways, but really this is why thinking models exist - they turn over the prompt multiple times and iterate on responses to get to a better end re…
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Comment #46951373
It's useful to point out hypocrisy, but are you suggesting we shouldn't try to protect kids because of Jeffrey Epstein?
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Comment #46905230
* stop making new models and people keep using the existing models, not switch to a competitor still investing in new models.
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Comment #46902938
well if you're making complaints that aren't true, or asking for functionality that exists already, your complaints don't seem very credible to me.
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Comment #46902250
Yes, and the content itself is clearly AI generated marketing nonsense.
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Comment #46902130
Article is AI slop based on a mostly made up premise.
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Comment #46901263
I think half your examples are made up, or not Apple's fault, but it sounds like what you really want is to disable your passcode.
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Comment #46901254
Siri doesnt make me unlock the phone to give a weather report.
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Comment #46901178
there used to be a higher alignment in the US between political motivations and morality.
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Comment #46560507
> Should the general public be more diligent in checking the sender domain of the emails they read? yes
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Comment #46560493
I think the main motivator is that most people/businesses would not want their transactional emails to include political at all.
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Comment #46560483
What's the purpose of a primary election? It's to select a party's candidate for a general election. It's not very obvious that this should even be a democratic process, but if it …
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Comment #46234483
This is a bad idea. But in the same spirit, a bad but less bad idea: require the user to actively enable the deprecated feature via config or something, but have a known schedule t…
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Comment #46193432
how do de-aggregation attacks or whatever you'd call this work?
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Comment #46192392
That's not really a rip off, it caters to people who can't afford to buy in larger quantities.
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Comment #46164870
This is how it was with cable, and it was actually better for the content providers. They made shows and got fat checks from the cable companies every year. Then they all copied Ne…
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Comment #46164847
It still works this way.
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Comment #46153609
Why is it a poor proxy? Someone who really understands the concepts and has the aptitude for it will get answers more quickly than someone who is shakier on it. The person who grok…
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Comment #46109718
If you think they nickel and dime customers, you should see what they do to TV and streaming device makers. They can make basically any demand they want because you can't ship with…
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Comment #46048291
It doesn't sound like you've ever taken a standardized test, that's not how they are structured at all.
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Comment #45980237
People always say this, but are there any real examples of corporations extracting damages from EULA violations?
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Comment #45745921
I think it depends on the company. I don't know how bad of a problem it is for big businesses like Amazon. Sure there's some lost profits and a write-down with the layoff, but it's…
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Comment #45732277
Continually AI is used to justify layoffs that seem like simple corrections to overhiring.
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Comment #45695103
To adopt a persona I don't care for - you can't vibe code taste! And the Sky has some history of good product taste/talent.