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by 14u2c 2y ago
> DeepSeek can surpass proprietary models by “profiting” from open research and open source, why couldn’t the proprietary models do the same? DeepSeek did something legitimately innovative with their addition of Group Relative Policy Opt
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by 14u2c 2y ago
Doesn't seems so surprising to me. Most school shootings are perpetrated by those involved in the school community in some way. Similar domestic violence, humans are a lot more likely to commit these types of crimes against those they
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by 14u2c 2y ago
In Southeast Asia? The US military probably didn't even hear about it until after it was missing for a bit.
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by 14u2c 2y ago
Buy a $50 inverter. They are tiny and it's not like this thing is using enough power for the efficiency hit to make a difference.
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by 14u2c 2y ago
Except that this was a fixed price contract. If they don't get it right the pork train does come to an end.
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by 14u2c 2y ago
Most of the big "investments" in OpenAI are in the form of compute credits. I fail to see the downside of that.
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by 14u2c 2y ago
Nope, it's just a regular ATM operated by a 3rd party company. You get cash from it then give them the cash. The store will also often reimburse for the ATM fee.
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by 14u2c 2y ago
Because they still pay $500k cash.
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by 14u2c 2y ago
> (1) there are only about 3 big browser vendors in the world, and even Firefox and Safari are lagging in features and bug fixes Are you forgetting WeChat? Because that's all they likely care about.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Why not use something like Cloudflare for DNS? You'll never have to deal with the registrar again after setting name servers.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
> How does the FAA get experience manufacturing planes without manufacturing planes? By hiring people who have worked in plane manufacturing.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
This is absolutely correct. It goes beyond just the US too. In my estimation non-proliferation a core objective of the UN security council.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Absolutely. It's all over the videos themselves too.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Many US cities have similar laws...
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by 14u2c 3y ago
I mean test driven development is a the practice used by many organizations and individuals.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
They been sending arn for 50 years now.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Absolutely. This is how RDP works as well. It's one the few areas where I think the Windows ecosystem has a better approach.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
What you quoted refers to Intel's efforts to act as a fab for external customers.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
This is not about about some microbe conservation effort. The whole idea is to preserve the conditions in which life can be discovered, and if it is, studied. Think about how much harder it would be to detect Mars life if organic molecules
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by 14u2c 3y ago
ABS pipe?
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by 14u2c 3y ago
From the article it looks like you must pay $11 for pleasure of using this monstrosity as well? Wild.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Jerrrry, thank you for your opinion.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Babel will still pollyfill async await too if configured.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Nah it's a brand of synthesizer.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
$15 at MicroCenter. They get new stock pretty regularly too. The og zero is $5.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Why is that? With no need to handle USB a simple HDMI switch will be much more cost effective.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
Huh? Do you constantly stare at a car gas gauge too? Battery level is important information for planning your usage, with both phones and cars.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
If you are driving close enough for drafting to have an effect, you are driving dangerously.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
I'm guessing you live somewhere that does not get very cold. I love my ebike but sometimes it's just not feasible.
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by 14u2c 3y ago
> If you operate in USA but earn money globally, then you’re subject to at least double, but sometimes a polynomial combination, of reporting and filling obligations from combinations of jurisdictions. Again, you literally state that it&

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