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EuroAI: Europe's Moonshot to AI Sovereignty(ifiwaspolitical.substack.com)
2 points by DrNosferatu 1y ago|1 comments
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
This memorandum proposes EuroAI, a comprehensive European AI sovereignty initiative structured as a Joint Undertaking modeled on ESA and EuroHPC. The program achieves three moonshot objectives by 2031-2035: 1. World’s #1 LLM trained entirel
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Allow me to elaborate, EuroAI: Europe’s Moonshot to AI Sovereignty https://open.substack.com/pub/ifiwaspolitical/p/euroai-europ...
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
I propose an European AI-only "NASA" style agency that would have a frontier LLM-"Apollo Program" goal. It would subcontract the several blocks it needs across EU member states. Would you prefer European AI sovereignty w
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
1. It's a nice start, but the EU has to scale to Manhattan Project levels in order to properly compete with the US and China. 2. A credible scale effort for EU own silicon for AI Compute, wouldn't hurt either. 3. And this can only
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
I would say LLMs do pass the Turing test, at least in meaningful and useful contexts - hence all the hype. But has a rigorous experiment, with proper statistics, been conducted to test if a frontier LLM can consistently pass as a human inte
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
I would like to hear from the classical computation people if they validate these results and claims: As many times in the past quantum supremacy was claimed, and then, other groups have shown they can do better with optimized classical met
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
It would be great if they would greatly undercut the price of the NVIDIA DGX Spark.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Anyone has any idea about the price?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Pwn2own?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
The massive economic productivity gains from AI will improve the lives of very few if some form of fair fiscal redistribution is not be put in place.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Society as a whole, or one percenters like him?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Few companies will survive, but the ones that do will be in a world that will never be the same again.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
- Does anyone know good, thorough video tutorials for Cursor? I use Cursor, but I don’t know if I’m using it to the fullest. (same for Claude Code - I never used it, and would actually like to compare between them)
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Please include OS/2(s)! And great work ;)
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Then separate model from code, and leverage LLMs to that effect.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
To run SGI IRIX natively on Nintendo 64 hardware, we would be using MAME as a development guide—the N64's VR4300 (MIPS III with MMU/TLB, architecturally similar to MAME's successfully-emulated R4600) runs IRIX with minor patc
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
I'm exploring running SGI IRIX natively on N64 hardware with a budget dual-interface architecture (~$150): a Raspberry Pi CM5 ($90-120) acts as orchestrator, connecting its GPIOs directly to the N64's cartridge slot to provide boo
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Ask HN: Let's Brainstorm how to run native IRIX on a N64!
3 points by DrNosferatu 1y ago|2 comments
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
I don't understand why some people are so upset with AI coding - no one forces them to use it. Now, if you say the problem is that you don't want to be inflicted with other people's AI code, just enforce more meaningful tests
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Pleasant prospect indeed!
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Seems Links 386 Pro beat them to it in 1992. “It employs Phar Lap's 386 DOS-Extender 4.1“ https://lilura1.blogspot.com/2022/02/Links-The-Challenge-of-...
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Ask HN: Which was the first 32bit DOS game?
2 points by DrNosferatu 1y ago|4 comments
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
If this really works, in conjunction with a 3D printer and a robotic arm, the implications will be huge…
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
A great (free and O.S.) Android client with ad blocker is https://github.com/polymorphicshade/Tubular it also integrates SponsorBlock!
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Anyone can recommend a good and straightforward to understand -- general -- tutorial or book in Monte Carlo methods, for beginners?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
I would say it's basically a bailout. Probably government-mandated.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
I would say the question is, do you iterate on the output or not? My perspective is that this criticism is only valid for “single-shot in spirit” / “prompt and forget” LLM powered contributions.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Where are the pictures?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
The biblical “parting of the waters”.

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