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Will my centrifuges start being just a little off?

and somehow in 1992

this plus the word "quiet" also triggered my "maybe AI" alarm

I'm seeing it outside of techies. My dad told me "AI Google said that..."

most of what we know today we knew years ago, too

Is this because GPT-5 hallucinates less in general?

Explains why they’d announce on a Saturday

Where did you find the reporting about the non consensus ai view? That’s the most interesting take I’ve heard on this

And scale doesn’t even have the best data among these vendors so I also don’t get this argument

All of my passwords are encoded in pi…somewhere

This makes me wonder if you could train an llm without any references to Wiles’ work and see if it can compete Fermat’s last theorem

I’ve heard it’s all the crypto influencers jumping into the AI hype

Could even argue that the price should go up, since the amount of with one GPU can do and its potential ROI just increased

Does anyone know _why_ it’s so much better at coding? Better architecture, better training data, better RLHF?

On the other hand, being too safe might make them easier for business to adopt (you don't want your support bot touching certain subjects)

not snark. if only hn comments could show the right feelings and tonal language

Wait do people not remember this? https://twitter.com/rzhang88/status/1549472829304741888?t=R4...

Currently subscribing to both, and for tricky programming questions I go ahead and ask both and take the answer I like more. There was an AWS networking problem I was debugging that Gemini got but GPT4 didn't, but Gemini has trouble with giant pasted code, and doesn't allow file upload yet, which is a major blocker for me.

not sure why you're downvoted, that would be absolutely miserable

And even if they do, if someone uses the api and makes a publicly available website with no clickwrap, it would be legal to scrape that right?

I paid $.99 on eBay to get an invite back in the day!

This is fantastic timing with natural gas prices skyrocketing!

“You need to check your Time Machine [rocket emoji]” The emojis are really sealing the deal here

It might actually be smart of google to let microsoft take the brunt of this first...

I really like perplexity, but I've noticed that it sometimes summarizes the paper incorrectly, as in it cites it as concluding the opposite of what it actually concludes, so I always click through to read the papers/studies. It's great for surfacing relevant studies, though.

Was it the scar tissue one? https://gist.github.com/gtallen1187/27a585fcf36d6e657db2

Reminds me of 'hiybbprqag' and google/bing

WhatCharitiesWant.org - search charity wishlists in the US

chatgptisdown.onrender.com - a pay per query version of chatgpt, originally marketed when it was often down and you couldn’t pay for use yet

Flat plating the bird! Who did it first?

Indexing hospital prices. Recent regulation requires hospitals to post all of their prices but they’re not easily searchable yet. https://turquoise.health