They recently made it so you're stuck on 3.6 Flash if you don't pay them enough.
Can please someone explain the concept of a 'classified interpretation' to me like I'm 5? I know the concept exists, but I don't really understand how it can be in any way justified in any country that's even pretending…
> It’s not any one thing, but dozens of papercuts that can’t be configured away Exactly how I feel about having to use macOS at work, except some of the 'configurations away' are overpriced plugins/third party tools.
Stadia was pretty good, be it OnLive was similar quality in like 2010. It even had the best version of Cyberpunk 2077 when that launched. But the model was free version of the service for a limited resolution AND you…
They're probably questioning the resolution would be my guess.
It's not that it's unfathomable. Most just agree with that because that's how you 'make it' in the VC world of today. They also pretend that the right wing is somehow for free speech, of course ignoring everything the…
OBS is much more aimed at livestreaming to platforms like Twitch and managing multiple cameras incl one of you, one of your screen etc. Well beyond what Cap is for. But yes, use the most specialized tool for the task at…
> I see on the web now you get round the great firewall just by using a foreign esim Yes, but that's not circumventing anything. That's an essentially approved method for foreigners specifically because they don't care…
Apple is absolutely doing this for apps that they think are worth copying, there's no morals there.
Problem is, OpenAI is maintaining a (slight) edge over DS seemingly only by being extremely inefficient.
I think most haven't put in the effort yet, but it is rather possible to make it extremely inconvenient where even if you get around the blocks, the experience will be extremely slow, random disconnects, non existent…
They're very good at 'adjusting' revenue, who knows what the actual truth is.
Actually, farmers owning other businesses that use farm produce as input is not super uncommon.
> It won't trickle down to the directors' salaries, so then there's no reason for them to act any differently in future Not only that but this kind of behaviour is actively seen as necessary by them to maximize profits.…
I am of course eager to pay needlessly more to support poor Anthropic/OpenAI.
Open weight Chinese models are first and foremost a threat to the US companies producing closed models and because the US government is bought and paid for by the very same corporations, it tries to make the usage of…
> We don't hold individuals inside big companies criminally liable for actions the company takes, or even that they take on behalf of the company. So the leadership of Enron, FTX or Theranos were not liable for the…
Good to know, thanks for clarifying.
I'd start with fines. But if they continue with this I don't see why it couldn't result in jail time for multiple people. The biggest responsibility is of course with the CEO and C suite. They are ultimately responsible…
> So your position is that in the past the government mistreated various individuals thus you also want the government to mistreat openai employees today? The hackers of the past often did it for curiosity without a…
I feel like you can't compare deterministic tools to non-deterministic ones so not a great analogy.
Z.ai does offer access to DS AFAIK, so I guess that's what they mean? Maybe the feeling is that it provides more value that DS's own platform since you also get GLM, not sure.
Plenty of hackers were locked up who did altogether not that much damage too, the reason why people are upset is because it feels like OpenAI is laughing in our faces, basically saying they're above the law, while using…
While great in theory, the flip side is all the slop patches and PRs that both the kernel and open source in general now has to deal with, often with only agents as responders. It honestly doesn't want to make me open…
Why? Total Commander for Android is a thing.
They recently made it so you're stuck on 3.6 Flash if you don't pay them enough.
Can please someone explain the concept of a 'classified interpretation' to me like I'm 5? I know the concept exists, but I don't really understand how it can be in any way justified in any country that's even pretending…
> It’s not any one thing, but dozens of papercuts that can’t be configured away Exactly how I feel about having to use macOS at work, except some of the 'configurations away' are overpriced plugins/third party tools.
Stadia was pretty good, be it OnLive was similar quality in like 2010. It even had the best version of Cyberpunk 2077 when that launched. But the model was free version of the service for a limited resolution AND you…
They're probably questioning the resolution would be my guess.
It's not that it's unfathomable. Most just agree with that because that's how you 'make it' in the VC world of today. They also pretend that the right wing is somehow for free speech, of course ignoring everything the…
OBS is much more aimed at livestreaming to platforms like Twitch and managing multiple cameras incl one of you, one of your screen etc. Well beyond what Cap is for. But yes, use the most specialized tool for the task at…
> I see on the web now you get round the great firewall just by using a foreign esim Yes, but that's not circumventing anything. That's an essentially approved method for foreigners specifically because they don't care…
Apple is absolutely doing this for apps that they think are worth copying, there's no morals there.
Problem is, OpenAI is maintaining a (slight) edge over DS seemingly only by being extremely inefficient.
I think most haven't put in the effort yet, but it is rather possible to make it extremely inconvenient where even if you get around the blocks, the experience will be extremely slow, random disconnects, non existent…
They're very good at 'adjusting' revenue, who knows what the actual truth is.
Actually, farmers owning other businesses that use farm produce as input is not super uncommon.
> It won't trickle down to the directors' salaries, so then there's no reason for them to act any differently in future Not only that but this kind of behaviour is actively seen as necessary by them to maximize profits.…
I am of course eager to pay needlessly more to support poor Anthropic/OpenAI.
Open weight Chinese models are first and foremost a threat to the US companies producing closed models and because the US government is bought and paid for by the very same corporations, it tries to make the usage of…
> We don't hold individuals inside big companies criminally liable for actions the company takes, or even that they take on behalf of the company. So the leadership of Enron, FTX or Theranos were not liable for the…
Good to know, thanks for clarifying.
I'd start with fines. But if they continue with this I don't see why it couldn't result in jail time for multiple people. The biggest responsibility is of course with the CEO and C suite. They are ultimately responsible…
> So your position is that in the past the government mistreated various individuals thus you also want the government to mistreat openai employees today? The hackers of the past often did it for curiosity without a…
I feel like you can't compare deterministic tools to non-deterministic ones so not a great analogy.
Z.ai does offer access to DS AFAIK, so I guess that's what they mean? Maybe the feeling is that it provides more value that DS's own platform since you also get GLM, not sure.
Plenty of hackers were locked up who did altogether not that much damage too, the reason why people are upset is because it feels like OpenAI is laughing in our faces, basically saying they're above the law, while using…
While great in theory, the flip side is all the slop patches and PRs that both the kernel and open source in general now has to deal with, often with only agents as responders. It honestly doesn't want to make me open…
Why? Total Commander for Android is a thing.