bluecrab

where's minimax m3? Can we get a live table for this with as many models as possible? instead of blog post?

If it's 100% private as you state n your website, it would be opensource.

There's no sense in that.

It was all hype. There's barely been any A.I product that has been hyped and didn't turn out to be subpar a few weeks after.

There's paddle, lemonsqueezy and even buymeacoffee. PayPal is too shady

1,300 issues on github is crazy.

If it's relying on the cloud then you're better off using an app on your phone.

GPT Store would probably have something like that soon.

He's so shameless.

Adept is doing it.

This looks really nice, needed it a month ago, I'll try it.

Have mercy on him. Remember this is the worst version it would ever be

Use an llm to evaluate the input and categorise it.

They can't even compete with open source since multiple platforms have apis available.

Also natural language search of the chat history would be great.

Vector DBs should never have existed in the first place. I feel sorry for the agent startups though.

Startup funeral.

Something like this for open source models would be great.

This is really what made me like LLMs

And so what? That's still a lot. Who's making that mind of money there? He even started investing in smaller businesses.

I can't think of one single profitable business built on crypto apart from exchanges.

That's false, the fact that I no longer rely on it is enough proof that it has gotten worse for me.

Same, I am not paying for copilot also.

All it needs is guardrails which is available already.

Did you see the ffmpeg example? Everything people are using langchain to do can be done directly with chatgpt and it's plugin.

Everyone of the employees actively uses HN,Reddit and discord.

They're doing the two. They're making shovels and killîng those buying while digging for gold.

They've already killed nlp researchers in one release. Lol.

OpenAi can't even fix the outage issue. Relax. This is the fire and motion strategy. https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/01/06/fire-and-motion/

Don't quit yet.