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Comment · 6 days ago
I have quite a lot of allergies myself. May I ask, isn't all allergies due to the protein?
Comment · 9 days ago
Verry Verrry Cool and neat!
Comment · 10 days ago
a teenage hacker huh
Comment · 13 days ago
i thought open models weren't SOTA. therefore not neck and neck... in your experience, do you think it depends on your type of work?
Comment · 13 days ago
I read this for my AP USH class. It's an interesting read that gives a little bit of very _interesting_ point on stuff. It's a fun book to read.
Comment · 14 days ago
I have a question, what is considered a Frontier Model? Because its performance is kinda similar to Luna (Max)... I thought frontier meant like 6.1 Sol or 6 Astra or Opus 5.5??? Could someone explain this to me?
Comment · 22 days ago
On the other hand, (while you made a completely valid point,) some people who are new to a field, like young aspiring computer scientists who don't know how to do some stuff and need a guiding hand, will find this tremendously useful. Also, technology and compute power has been growing a tremendous amount over the past 5-10 years (now we have 20-100 billion transistors in chips!). <-- enough to sustain this wild use of compute

Indeed, what a time to be able.

Comment · 23 days ago
Love this!!!
Comment · 25 days ago
A lot of academically successful people recieve everything but a "normal" education. They are the ones who have developed the ability to self study from a young age and have the drive. As cliche as it is, a lot of the academically successful students I see are the ones who are passionately curious. While many of the Asian kids are obviously more inclined to be more motivated (due to their parents), this motivation makes them passionate at the very least. Some other students simply love the thrill of being better than their classmates. From my observation, a lot of those kids love going to schools where they are challenged and all their peers are equally if not better than them. This cycle is ONE of the MANY reasons why they are so successful.
Comment · 26 days ago
ur username?
Comment · 26 days ago
This seems fun but... kinda sus....
Comment · 27 days ago
For the 1 dollar per hour, may I ask (without trying to incite things) why you would not just buy a ChatGPT Plus subscription or other 20 dollar subscriptions? Do you like the privacy?
Comment · 27 days ago

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