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An OpenAI investor told Axios that the shift could benefit them, since they view Codex as superior to Claude Code at maximizing tokens efficiently, cutting down on usage costs.

Oh boy, wait till he learns about Chinese models. American AI companies and their investors are in deep trouble 🥳

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  • [–] 4 points 5 months ago* (2 children)

    You know why there's much less fraud with banks? Because they're regulated. You know why crypto is not regulated? Because banks don't want it, it's bad for business.

    And if you think billionaires/bankers won't do everything in their power to hold on to that power and money, including campaigns to make crypto look bad, and everything in their power to hide their own crimes, you are are heavily misguided.

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  • [–] 4 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

    Oh, I didn't know that billionaires are honest and law abiding people. Not some greedy corrupt pedophiles, no no no.

    "Please, Mr. Billionaire, take my money, I know you will do good things with it. I'll even kiss your boots to take my money."

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  • [–] 0 points 5 months ago*

    I'm pretty sure people have been drinking water for millennia and everyone was fine without constantly carrying water bottles around.

    It's almost like our bodies have evolved a way of telling us when we are starting to get dehydrated. I think we should call this feeling "thirsty".

    So the best thing to do is to listen to your body and drink some water when it's telling you you're "thirsty". There's really no need to force yourself to drink when you're not thirsty.

    An oracle once told me that "a mere 1% to 2% drop in total body water triggers the sensation of thirst."

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