Aerroon

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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I don't think that justifies the decision though. People did personally own cameras. Also, broadcast TV might want to use it for copies themselves.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
For a while it seemed like Microsoft wasn't taking Windows seriously as a product. And the easiest way to cut costs on that is to use a solution someone else is building and maintaining. They did retire Internet Explorer in favor of a
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I forgot to give a link to the post: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1rkdlqi/qwen353...
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
>let's vote on this proposal >rejected >let's vote on it again! Is it still a democracy if you just keep redoing the vote until you get the outcome you want? The politicians involved in this should be ashamed of themselve
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I think the workflows can be really interesting to read about. The other week I read a reddit post how someone got Qwen3.5 35B-A3B to go from 22.2% on the 45 hard problems of swebench-verified to 37.8% (opus 4.6 gets 40%). All they essentia
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Windows 14 will just be a linux distro with wine acting as backwards compatibility.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
It feels more like "blockchain" to me: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/21/long-island-iced-tea-micro-c...
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I'll bite: what's the safety reason for an app to ask for age verification? What kind of apps do you people use that are so dangerous? Does the computer zap you if you misuse the app or what?
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
For anyone wondering: EAW = European Arrest Warrant EIO = European Investigative Order (basically lets different jurisdictions demand information from each other) CJEU = Court of Justice of the EU (think of it as a supreme court)
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Would people botting in video games get a similar sentence?
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Will there be room for Europe though? Doesn't look like it based on other tech markets.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
It's absolutely not your fault. It's a skill issue and compatibility issue on my end and/or python. You guys are doing amazing.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Because I need a new version of python very rarely (years go by). I don't remember all the arcane incantations to set everything up. I did eventually do that though, and I'm pretty sure I had to mess about with installing and unin
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I'm jealous. It took me far longer and much more frustration to get it to run. Had to get the right Python version and make sure it didn't break anything with the previous Python version. A friend suggested using Docker, so I st
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
> usage subsidization Is this actually the case though? Because I can't imagine what kind of hardware they're running to have costs per 1M tokens be above like $3.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
The politicians can talk, but they needed to set up an environment that would've let a European company have a decent shot at competing with the best AI models. But they didn't. Should've thought of that before being proud of
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
> Because the AI act was mostly written to address issues with ML products and services. It was mostly done before ChatGPT happened, so all the foundation model stuff got shoehorned in. It's not an excuse. Anybody with half a worki
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
You're absolutely right to notice that! Let's break it down: It's not just a trope—it's a mindset. And the name? It's the answer. Delving into the intricate tapestry of language reveals the underlying formulation: “
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Either some q3 or since it's a MoE, maybe a REAP version of q4 might work (or could be terrible, I'm not sure about REAP'd models).
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
The SD ecosystem in large part was grassroots and focused on nsfw. I think current LLM companies would have a hard time getting that to happen due to their safety stuff.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
How about not making these unenforced laws in the first place so that European companies could actually have a chance at competing? We're going to suffer the externalities of AI either way, but at least there would be a chance that a E
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
We have faster memory, it's just all used in data center cards you can't buy (and can't afford to buy). AMD actually used HBM2 memory in their Radeon VII card back in 2019 (!!) for $700. It had 16 GB of HBM2 memory with 1 T
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I have doubts about this. Perhaps the closed models have, but I wouldn't be so sure for the open ones. GLM 5, for example, is running 16-bit weights natively. This makes their 755B model 1.5TB in size. It also makes their 40B active pa
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I disagree. You write when you have something to say. A service like Grammarly tries to help you convey what you want to say, but better. What you want to say is still up to you. Words paint the picture, but the meaning of the picture is wh
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I've definitely been writing like that for a long time.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
I meant that the original article evoked disgust, but finding out that they're cancer cells muted that a bit.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
This definitely helped with my disgust reaction.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Didn't Anthropic's case already set the precedent that training itself is fine? It's not like copyrighted novels are a large portion of human-generated text data. It's just the stuff that's easier to get because it&
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Or said differently: the law is stupid
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
Oil companies sell you gasoline that you burn.

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