Readit Newstucif commented on Elevated Errors on API and ChatGPT status.openai.com/inciden... · Posted by u/throwaway2016a
They made ChatGPT with voice available to all free users.
Really wonder why they went ahead with a launch today with 90% of staff ready to jump ship.
tucif commented on Satya Nadella: "We have all the rights and all the capability." stackdiary.com/satya-nade... · Posted by u/skilled
Bloomberg's Austin Carr says "Any employees who do join Microsoft can’t simply replicate the work they were doing on OpenAI properties like GPT-5 without inviting a nightmare of claims over trade-secret theft."
But doesn't really explain why, I wonder if there's any substance to it in the light of Satya's comments about having the rights to "continue the innovation".
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-11-21/micros...
tucif commented on Password protect a static HTML page github.com/robinmoisson/s... · Posted by u/mooreds
I do see this useful in cases where you might want to keep something private from the server-side and are not too concerned about server-side tampering.
Then could use basic auth to protect access from outside and a tool like this to protect access from inside.
tucif commented on DALL·E Now Available Without Waitlist openai.com/blog/dall-e-no... · Posted by u/minimaxir
It's just too late no idea why anyone in their right mind would use a pay-per-image tool that modifies what you put into it when they can have an unlimited and open local tool.
Turns out all that "waitlist", the ethics lecturing, letting in only bluechecks and the larping about how dangerous it is doomed your product in the end.
Hopefully the next time someone makes a tool as revolutionary as this they'll remember the mistakes of OpenAI.
Is it really doomed because competition showed up? I'd be surprised if they didn't get quite a bit of paying users right away.
I get that competing with an open self-hosted alternative is a tough sell, but is this really different from other pay vs self-host scenarios?
tucif commented on Software I’m thankful for (2021) crawshaw.io/blog/thankful... · Posted by u/yarapavan
Recently switched to macos for development and I'm really thankful to have found out about Shortcat and Raycast.
Combined with Tridactyl plugin on firefox, I can keep my hands on the keyboard for almost every task across the OS.
Today it got 1 error, but only because it correctly identified palindromes but there were 5 and it picked the wrong one, and it was its first guess. After that it swiftly found all the categories.
I also fed today's same prompt to the o1-mini and it just outright sucked, even repeated an incorrect guess immediately after being told it was wrong. There's definitely quite a leap between the mini and the full o1.