AntiUSAbah

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   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   In contrary: In an Interview someone from OpenAI said they are trying to avoid it because it makes it harder for them to determine if a model gets better or not.
2. 152.▲
   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   I will be able to setup when necessary but until then, your proposed hardware is still very expensive and cost prohibitive to a lot of people. And at least in germany, running it yourself with free hardware costs me also 20 $. I'm happ
3. 153.▲
   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   So is "Game Overview" the prompt? Because i can't seem to see any indication / hint given to the models that its a game they should work together on and commmunicate etc.
4. 154.▲
   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   A MoE model is one model with expert parts which use less tokens. Which makes it easier for an expert to diverge to a better optimum state. Its easier to only need to know medicin instead of everything and being able to separate everything
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   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   While interesting, its not clear to me with just looking at concensus grid how they are prompted. Do you tell them to think and coordinate the next step through some type of sync/talking mechanism or is it turn by turn? I suspect turn
6. 156.▲
   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   Quality, simplicity, speed. I have a ML Setup with 2 4090 and 128gb of ram, its warm when i use them for finetuning or batch processes. I do not run them for coding. Its a lot easier and nicer to play around with better models for just 20 $
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   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   I find $200/month for the pro/max subscriptions cost prohibivitve, but as a software enginere $20/month is just lunch. And with a Claude or GPT $20 Subscription, i can do other fun things too like using it for real things (em
8. 158.▲
   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   Thats just a depressing situation for 10G networking. If its p2p, its easier to just use usb-c inbetween. Apparently someone doesn't understand my post so let me edit it for the downvote?!... 10G is old tech, its 2026 and the best thin
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   by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

   Meta, Google and co control all your private data. GDPR is a european thing not an american or chinese thing. CIA/FBI have their own massive data centers (see snowden) inkl. their own older bigger palantr style software. Elon Musk was
10. 160.▲
    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    If someone like Trump could talk smarter, he would be smarter and would do things smarter. That would also make him a lot more dangerous. After all in his first presidency he was still the man behind the biggest military on the planet but h
11. 161.▲
    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    Come on... I was hoping that Mistral would do something and man that would be great as european but I hear NOTHING from them ever. I don't know what the problem is. Are we europeans to stupid? Do we just not have enough money / VC
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    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    All of this might be true, but the numbers still match. Windows is despite of all this garbage still the de facto standard. Azure is still a way to go thing beacuse so many companies just use office365 and microsoft can be trusted. If you l
13. 163.▲
    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    Because it is still good though. If you have a good product, you are more understanding. And getting worse doesn't mean its no longer valuable, only that the price/value factor went down. But Opus 4.5 was relevant better and only
14. 164.▲
    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    I do not talk about multi-step container images. For example i run a gcs fuse driver, it has other dependencies apt 'just' resolves.
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    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    I don't just run a java spring boot application. I run other things on my production system. It doesn't matter much were i pull them from though, i only do this with packages which have plenty of dependencies and i don't want
16. 166.▲
    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    Yes, how?
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    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    So if i have a docker container which needs a handful of packages, you would handle it how? I'm handling it by using a slim debian or ubuntu, then using apt to install these packages with necessary dependencies. For everything easy, li
18. 168.▲
    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    I'm clarifying my viewpoint to a comment from someone else to have a proper discussion. It could lead to a good discussion, it often doesn't.
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    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    Urgh wtf :| Unfortunate i can't find the source though: "He had a video on Youtube where he proudly gloated about how he voted for Trump in not one but two elections, how happy he is that he can now openly talk about it, how its a
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    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    I don't agree. China took a very rich business man and told him to stop showing his richness and start doing more for china. China has a real plan for renewable energy and pushing through it. China is smarter because it doesn't al
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    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    What i find interesting is the other article of geohot regarding AGI. It seems that its financial possible for a handful of companies to learn everything. It doesn't matter how we solve 'work': It can be AGI, it can also be t
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    by AntiUSAbah 6mo ago

    After showing us that these people are willing to vote for Trump twice? Having people like Peter Thiel over there who thinks daemons exist? With Elon Musk having all social security numbers and no one cares about that? Or his blant disrupti