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stri8ed

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    Comment #48464724

    It's not a conspiracy. There's a finite amount of compute available, and they will sell it to the highest bidder. If another company can produce the same intelligence for cheaper, …

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    Comment #48196993

    Output cost is 3x from Gemini 3 flash.

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    Comment #48196971

    Given the cost increase associated with this model, and previous model releases, I think the size is trending upwards, not down.

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    Comment #45783286

    Is it fair to characterize a founder of a failed startup as a con man? I.e. did he make claims that were factually untrue, and intentionally deceived investors?

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    Comment #45475052

    What is the counterfactual? Without knowing the number of attacks prevented by these tools, we don't know what the baseline would be.

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    Comment #45475031

    Having adequate law enforcement training and funding, is not mutually exclusive with leveraging technology for more effective enforcement. In fact that's where some of the funding …

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    Comment #45474811

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    Comment #45336546

    Not a chance. Even if American companies did abide by it, there is no reason Chinese companies would. And good luck definitely proving that a model trained on it.

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    Comment #44826962

    That problem along with its many solutions are surely littered throughout the training data. Not to mention, it would be trivial to overfit on that problem. I don't know why people…

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    Comment #44523272

    It's a result of the system prompt, not the base model itself. Arguably, this just demonstrates that the model is very steerable, which is a good thing.

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    Comment #42544694

    Trained at least in part on Chat-GPT data.

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    Comment #42480832

    It would happen in China regardless what is done here. Removing billionaires does not fix this. The ship has sailed.

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    Comment #41058695

    The benchmarks agree as well.

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    Comment #40004250

    Isn't that how previous models were, before the attention is all you need paper?

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    Comment #39841783

    Or be in the business of building infrastructure for AI inference.

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    Comment #39735802

    You can modify this, by setting the GPT4 system prompt, with instructions of your preferred response style.

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    Comment #39735784

    For programming, GPT4+. I was excited to switch to Claude after hearing all the positive anecdotes. Having tried it, I'm very unimpressed. It spouted complete, confident sounding n…

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    Comment #39309972

    It's impossible to prove.

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    Comment #39207359

    I don't think you can infer someone's age and skin colon from that post.

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    Comment #39050097

    In humans, a software problem can become a hardware problem, due to plasticity in the hardware. See alcoholism for example.

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    Comment #38306890

    Do existing LLM's not already train on this data?

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    Comment #36808275

    In such a scheme, wouldn't synonyms of the same word be no closer to each other, than any other random string?

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    Comment #36669926

    What is the rate of increase, and how does it compare to CPI inflation?

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    Comment #36216244

    How does the quantization happen? Are the weights preprocessed before loading the model?