Aerroon

11 ms·

181.
by Aerroon 7mo ago
And why would countries adopt this? So that other countries can use this cartel to push their own agenda? If anything it seems like it would be in every country's best interests to make sure such an organization doesn't exist. In
182.
by Aerroon 7mo ago
> "But the economy" is an out-of-date framing. Then why is my electricity and gasoline both so much more expensive than they used to be?
183.
by Aerroon 7mo ago
They obviously make communication worse. I frequently trigger the stupid emoji keyboard by accident on my phone and every time I do I wish it wouldn't exist. It also doesn't help that we already had perfectly acceptable emoticon s
184.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
A bit related: open weights models are basically time capsules. These models have a knowledge cut off point and essentially forever live in that time.
185.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I tried them both out with a task of creating a todo-like web app (you can use the chat interface for GLM 5 for free if there's capacity). GLM 5 ended up with a working version. Sadly StepFun didn't quite function right. The main
186.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I guess northern Europe must be an unpopulated wasteland where everybody's health just instantly declines. I find these explanations to these studies so bizarre. We know that there are large populations living significantly further n
187.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
Interesting. I'm surprised you feel that it's better than GLM 5 - these models are in different weight classes after all. I tried it out a bunch and it seems good. I can't really tell if it's better or worse than most of
188.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
The benefit of patents is that you have to make your patent public. After the patent runs out anybody can reproduce what you patented exactly like your did. The problem, of course, is that many companies see patents as a way to rent-seek. E
189.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
If they wrote a book 20 years ago and it didn't sell much it's not going to sell now either, no? But I do like the idea of length determined by inverse correlation of size of the creator. 20 years might be too short where an autho
190.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
Have you tried Minimax M2.5? How did it compare?
191.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I wouldn't want an e-bike precisely because I can't trust my government not to introduce some new legislation with onerous rules or extra costs. Maybe if they were cheap, but since they cost an arm and a leg there's no reason
192.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I'm starting to get more and more behind the idea that maybe lawmakers need to be legally accountable for bad laws that they make.
193.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
Imo there's never enough RAM. If everyone has more RAM available then software will find a use for this RAM. Sure, some of it is going to be wasteful, but we would almost certainly get new products that weren't feasible before. Yo
194.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I don't fully agree. Perhaps you're right when it comes to images as a whole, but I think individual images themselves still capture that emotional value for me. Even if there were a million fake Tom Cruise movies I would still li
195.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I think Europe should invest into manufacturing RAM. RAM isn't going anywhere, all of modern compute uses it. This would be an opportunity to create domestic supply of it.
196.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
tbh u can basically do this now lol... no flag needed. if u want it to sound more real u just gotta tell the bot to write that way. like literally just ask it to throw in some typos or forget to capitalize stuff. or use slang and kinda ramb
197.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
256 GB of RAM?
198.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
You have to get a new one every 5 years.
199.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
It costs money. Getting an ID here costs about 5% of minimum wage if you order it online + travel (you still have to travel there for the photos and pickup). It costs even more if you apply in person. You could buy 19 gallons of milk for th
200.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
Why wouldn't it? It exposes them to unknown risks because they're not lawyers while providing negligible returns since they are not geared towards a European audience. I would've done the same thing.
201.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
> and get near unlimited use (with rate limits) But they're not near unlimited though. They're just hidden limits.
202.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
The geoblocks happened because of our (EU) governments making punitive rules of the website doesn't follow European standards. It's easier for an American website targeted at Americans to just not bother with Europeans.
203.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
> "[...] But we should claim the right to suppress them [intolerant ideologies] if necessary even by force; for it may easily turn out that they are not prepared to meet us on the level of rational argument, but begin by denouncing
204.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
Something to consider is that input tokens have a cost too. They are typically processed much faster than output tokens. If you have long conversations then input tokens will end up being a significant part of the cost. It probably won&#x27
205.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
2FA is a requirement in Europe. I can't log into my bank account without my phone being able to run the app.
206.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
Imagine this thing for autocomplete. I'm not sure how good llama 3.1 8b is for that, but it should work, right? Autocomplete models don't have to be very big, but they gotta be fast.
207.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I've done the same thing with a todo app. I find that a convenient UI becomes the most important aspect of some applications (to-do list, alarm clocks etc). Getting it to be exactly the way I like it is a benefit by itself. I've b
208.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
Can they? The articles said that they bought wafers, not finished RAM. Is there interest in buying something like that?
209.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
I think the diffusion model race would've kicked off anyway. Didn't it even start before ChatGPT was released? I think the spark would've been lit either way. It's kind of funny how both of these things kicked off within
210.
by Aerroon 8mo ago
This is still a stumbling block for a lot of people. Plenty of people could've found an answer to a problem they had if they had just googled it, but they never did. Or they did, but they googled something weird and gave up. AI use is

More ›