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> We’ve installed our own servers, co-located in a secure facility in Amsterdam, set up by our own engineers. This new location is built to the same high standards as our existing …

I think most people think the ethical values are far higher in those jobs than most random startup bs just wasting resources. I definitely do, I would rather work in the military t…

People seem to think LLMs are sentient and not tightly coupled to server infrastructure OAI are in full control over. They literally have every single message sent and action taken…

You also need to worry about yields, Apple, AMD etc can sell ”bad” chips as lower core versions, if you’re depending on whole wafer you have little room for error.

I didn’t get far until the semantics fall apart, you don’t care if it’s consumption or not when you don’t have water in your tap. And it’s all based on theory, these plants are usi…

Feels like you’re cherry picking to make a point, so here’s some cherry picking on the other side https://www.fierce-network.com/data-center/top-10-ugliest-da... So much dead ugly …

What? How is a data center that runs insane amounts of water through it every single day the same as a warehouse with a tap and bathroom? And sure, a rocket launch pad would also c…

One piece of load-bearing coming right up

Still waiting for them to fix the limitations of their Google tag gateway, but considering their focus over the last year I doubt it will happen.

Just like phishing websites, which are still a problem. I’m sure I’m being overly cautious, but this sounds like a recipe for data leaks with the low barrier to entry. And if you w…

But that is a problem. I have access to something deeply secret, I run a gadget, it reads that and sends it to whoever made it

This is what most people seem to forget, OpenAI has probably spent more money the last year than all of math research has during human existence.

Do you verify the reply on how Z works too?

> The same thing happened with their massive investment in Anthropic. They accounted for $53.4 billion due to deals with Anthropic last quarter. He said if you follow one Anthropic…

It probably has a few million inputs on how a pelican and bicycle looks, not to mention the amount of data on how to create SVG’s. Ask it to create a relaxing spa website and it wi…

When is it ever hard to catch?

There’s an infinite number of ”working stuff” implementations, which is kind of the problem, bad decisions multiply. That said, looking at small parts of code for improvements tend…

This mirrors my experience too, long term use starts showing incoherence that is impossible to see in isolation. The funny thing with LLM’s is that with a sufficient sized code bas…

Everyone can drive really fast if you give them a fast car, but very few can stay on the road when driving fast. LLMs are like free supercars for everyone, except people know nothi…

I spent 30min with Opus 5 generating some CSS and components for my Phoenix LiveView template project (which I use for starting new projects). Then I spent around 5 hours parsing a…

Agree, not much special about them, and I truly hate their keycap profile which I find to be way too tall. They’re not bad keyboards, and regularly on sales in the 40-60% range for…

Chinese labs are equivalent to the Chinese state, there’s no separation. Who do you think funds the Chinese labs?

It’s not a service, I hope nobody thinks this is being done ”for the good of humanity” or whatever. Doesn’t mean there’s not a benefit to people, but the financial politics behind …

Whatever happened with their new programming language for agents? I expect this will follow the same path.

Pretty insane that we had both Ericsson and Nokia making really good phones and then getting left in the dust. As for GrapheneOS it doesn't sit well with the desire for total digit…