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Yes you're missing several obvious things. Even saving the last changed date (nevermind every change date or what the change was) for every setting for every user would be earth crushingly wasteful. The value by itself isn't even worth including in backups.
Storing the last changed date for every single person on earth (even though not every person is an OpenAI customer) is something you could easily do on a laptop. It would be a rounding error for OpenAI. I don't know what format they use for storage, but Iceberg would be a reasonable choice. A date in iceberg format is 4 bytes[1]. I checked postgres as well as a reference point. It also uses 4 bytes for a date, so wha…
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Re: Mathematicians want proof OpenAI didn't use their work
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Storing the last changed date for every single person on earth (even though not every person is an OpenAI customer) is something you could easily do on a laptop. It would be a rounding error for OpenAI. I don't know what format they use for storage, but Iceberg would be a reasonable choice. A date in iceberg format is 4 bytes[1]. I checked postgres as well as a reference point. It also uses 4 bytes for a date, so wha…
You seem to have forgotten to include every single setting each user can change.
Re: Mathematicians want proof OpenAI didn't use their work
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What's they were hacked and their current work in progress 'stolen'? On my open source projects, there is always a big "WIP" messy phase which I don't "really" publish... because it is messy.
> they were hacked and their current work in progress 'stolen' in most jurisdictions it'd constitute a crime.