Obviously nobody is incentivized to do that. Nothing to see here.
Possible. Though I think open source innovation of hobbyists is currently hampered, because of open weights releases by chinese labs. I believe once the labs stop doing this, a globally coordinated open source ecosystem…
I think they mean cheat in a Dieselgate sense. You detect that you are being tested with a specific benchmark question and heuristically give the correct (manually programmed) answer. That wouldn't be AGI.
No, I have the same experience. Feels crazy that a GPU is too expensive and then the advice is to spend 400$+tokens on openrouter each month.
Sorry to be that guy. I think the more precise wording would be that you get tokens which would cost $1,000/month at API pricing. Maybe (depending on the profit margin of the API pricing) you incur costs somewhere close…
Maybe a green field clean room implementation :)
One can tell that this is 'from far away'. Europe was hoping that Russia, in their own interest would pursue peaceful cooperation, even when Putin was already talking about 'spheres of influence'. When Russia invaded…
SRI and ESG advanced funds exclude Tesla.
Which is probably why Apple is now selling to students at what appears to be below cost.
There goes my plan to use js code generation at runtime to make my algorithms faster. Doing this with wasm will be much harder.
I didn't. Languages aren't defined by dictionaries. If they were they would not have come into existence in the first place and they wouldn't evolve the way they do.
Who are you to make rules for others to follow?
I am serving a small web interface to control my shutters on an esp32. I even did the experiment to not parse the request and just always respond with the same response, so a webserver for a single page can be trivial…
I guess this is the distinction between a complex system and a complicated system.
OpenAI just has more runway and has convinced its investors that it is as much about hardware (stargate) as it is about anything else. So they think they can/have to afford keeping the software side more open to not…
Then explain why they started banning all third party harnesses, including those that work through Claude Code, if it still makes them money. They are cutting off profit for no good reason? I think there were reasons to…
I don't think this race to superintelligence idea should be taken too seriously. It is great for headlines and get peoples imaginations up. It is mostly a marketing gag. I look at superintelligence this way: software…
It's interesting how quickly people buy the "abuse" line of thinking. We understood (and knew for a long time) that the large AI labs are not monetarily profiting from subscription users that make heavy use of their…
So what exactly does he mean then?
Yes, which the article claims is just a theory now, irrelevant for the real world. More crucially though, http3 doesn't use TCP because it is built on top of UDP.
> In the real world, the internet is TCP/IP I guess he missed http3, which now makes up 35% of web traffic.
Wouldn't a legitimate service for stress testing your own site ask for proof that you own the site?
You could make the qr code extremely short lived, like 2 seconds or so.
With a dependency on is-odd (which in turn has a dependency on is-number)
Yes, France had the idea to weaken Germany in exchange by forcing it off the D-Mark. A move that unexpectedly had the opposite effect and further strengthened Germany's economy. In post war Germany the sentiment of…
Obviously nobody is incentivized to do that. Nothing to see here.
Possible. Though I think open source innovation of hobbyists is currently hampered, because of open weights releases by chinese labs. I believe once the labs stop doing this, a globally coordinated open source ecosystem…
I think they mean cheat in a Dieselgate sense. You detect that you are being tested with a specific benchmark question and heuristically give the correct (manually programmed) answer. That wouldn't be AGI.
No, I have the same experience. Feels crazy that a GPU is too expensive and then the advice is to spend 400$+tokens on openrouter each month.
Sorry to be that guy. I think the more precise wording would be that you get tokens which would cost $1,000/month at API pricing. Maybe (depending on the profit margin of the API pricing) you incur costs somewhere close…
Maybe a green field clean room implementation :)
One can tell that this is 'from far away'. Europe was hoping that Russia, in their own interest would pursue peaceful cooperation, even when Putin was already talking about 'spheres of influence'. When Russia invaded…
SRI and ESG advanced funds exclude Tesla.
Which is probably why Apple is now selling to students at what appears to be below cost.
There goes my plan to use js code generation at runtime to make my algorithms faster. Doing this with wasm will be much harder.
I didn't. Languages aren't defined by dictionaries. If they were they would not have come into existence in the first place and they wouldn't evolve the way they do.
Who are you to make rules for others to follow?
I am serving a small web interface to control my shutters on an esp32. I even did the experiment to not parse the request and just always respond with the same response, so a webserver for a single page can be trivial…
I guess this is the distinction between a complex system and a complicated system.
OpenAI just has more runway and has convinced its investors that it is as much about hardware (stargate) as it is about anything else. So they think they can/have to afford keeping the software side more open to not…
Then explain why they started banning all third party harnesses, including those that work through Claude Code, if it still makes them money. They are cutting off profit for no good reason? I think there were reasons to…
I don't think this race to superintelligence idea should be taken too seriously. It is great for headlines and get peoples imaginations up. It is mostly a marketing gag. I look at superintelligence this way: software…
It's interesting how quickly people buy the "abuse" line of thinking. We understood (and knew for a long time) that the large AI labs are not monetarily profiting from subscription users that make heavy use of their…
So what exactly does he mean then?
Yes, which the article claims is just a theory now, irrelevant for the real world. More crucially though, http3 doesn't use TCP because it is built on top of UDP.
> In the real world, the internet is TCP/IP I guess he missed http3, which now makes up 35% of web traffic.
Wouldn't a legitimate service for stress testing your own site ask for proof that you own the site?
You could make the qr code extremely short lived, like 2 seconds or so.
With a dependency on is-odd (which in turn has a dependency on is-number)
Yes, France had the idea to weaken Germany in exchange by forcing it off the D-Mark. A move that unexpectedly had the opposite effect and further strengthened Germany's economy. In post war Germany the sentiment of…