Well, for one, that one's not released as far as I can tell.

It's open for benchmarking. V1 release next week.

Businesses are built on outliers. It doesn't make sense throwing your hard earned insights while paying them money to steal it.

Also, cloudflare https://robindev.substack.com/p/cloudflare-took-down-our-web...

Took me years to like Windows XP. Hated the new start menu. I always kept installing Windows 2000 (or ME, probably because it could use Windows 98 drivers but look like Windows 2000).

I eventually got used to it and ended up liking it.

I always ran it with the 2000 style theme. That said XP offered me nothing over 2000 so 2000 is what I ran on my main machine since it used less ram but did all the same things, often a bit faster.

For awhile I ran XP 64-bit though, that did do one thing 2000 couldn't do.

It was at this moment I realized that people are talking about liking the non-classic-look XP. I always immediately put things in classic look, no grouped windows, etc.

IIRC correctly, XP’s stability greatly increased after Service Pack 2 was published.

XP Service Pack 2 was in essence a different OS.

That doesn't stop them from training on your data apparently. I have that disabled but still has to disable "Don't train on my data" in the privacy center too.

https://privacy.openai.com/policies?modal=take-control

Is this claim based on anything besides there being an alternative way to disable it? The privacy center mirrors multiple other functions as well, like account deletion and downloading personal data, but the corresponding buttons in ChatGPT are still doing what they are supposed to.

It's based on the fact that I had the switch in the setting disabled but this was still something available for me to request.

After the request, this was no longer accessible.

Even that sort of thing they could just as easily go 6 months from now

"oopsie guys, turns out our vibe coded "don't train on my data" toggle was just flipping the ui asset not changing any underlying boolean flag associated with your account. sorry but all that stuff is in the training set now and we don't know how to get it out either and no we won't be doing a 6 month rollback."

I think that flow is an easy way to disable everything, so there isn’t a risk of forgetting to flip one thing back off after accidentally setting it on. I set my ChatGPT environment to allow model improvement for example but had to check my codex settings to make sure ‘Include environments’ for model improvement is off.

I think if I had both on and turned off the ChatGPT setting, ‘Include environments’ has a chance of still being flipped on.

If that's true, it's scandalous. The "improve the model for everyone" dialogue states:

"Allow your content to be used to train our models, which makes ChatGPT better for you and everyone who uses it. We take steps to protect your privacy. Learn more"

Not to be confused with Kimi K2. Out of all the names they could've used, they picked one that would be confusing.

I kind of assumed all the K2 names were puns. K2 is quite tall, so to get to the top of it you have to be really good at hill climbing. Anyway it’s a pretty well known mountain so I don’t think anyone can call dibs on it.

Not to be confused itself with K2 Think by MBZUAI...

Oh you're talking about a pretend device that this person with replace due to the pretend problem with their current device.

So what's your solution to this problem?

The M5 MBP has 24GB of RAM, more context in RAM perhaps?

The process stays at around 2 GB with 16 slots and a 4K context on both the M5 and M2. But yeah, Apple might be doing some magic under the hood

Unused RAM is wasted RAM. So not really Apple magic, about every OS uses "free" memory as disk cache.

Try to leave only a gigabyte or two free, speed likely would drop dramatically.

Edit: or do some calculation / logging of experts read speed, to see if it's faster than SSD spec.

yeah, looks like a page cache matters a lot I tested on mine m5 pro with 8gb memory pressure, got 27t/s instead of 35t/s Someone tested on m4 max. In regular state it was 48tok/s, but 32-42 with memory pressure

Remove the dark pattern

Instead of solving difficult, unsolvable problems, the goal of the tech industry has become to replace these sub-cultures with a subscription or social media. In doing so, first they offer convenience for cheap, once they've replaced the sub-culture, they ramp up their prices to profit.