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19d ago
I'm yet to see a modern car with "good tech", the options tend to be: - Mediocre tech at best. - Awful tech at worse.
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19d ago
If M-DISCs were caught in a fire, I don't think they are readable either.
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19d ago
I think we'll have the hallucination problems solved in a 1000 years. One would hope at least. If 1000 year AI cannot write firmware & drivers for fairly standard discs, then AI has failed massively.
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23d ago
"Claude Fable 5 and 5.1 are not included in LifeSciBench Gold v1, GeneBench Pro v13, and MedChemBench because they refuse the majority of questions in these evaluations.12" Sounds about right. Alignment is important, but also bein
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23d ago
In theory, but in practice how difficult is that?
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23d ago
By default, even without the training endpoint the pricing is pretty competitive, especially against Opus and Fable. [1] The 'muse-spark-1.3-contributor' endpoint is by far the cheapest, significantly cheaper per M than ChatGPT Lu
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23d ago
Not to mention, this is hyper competitive against even Chinese providers given its multi-modal support. Muse Spark 1.3 supports Text, Image, Video, File, Audio inputs. We've only started to see models from China include image and video
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23d ago
A small number of inputs in a large dataset can poison training data pretty drastically. Anthropic wrote a good article about it a while back [0]. This should mean its possible to pull back that information fairly easily. It is hard to not
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24d ago
Zuck said Muse Spark 1.2 should be getting open weights "soon" on a tweet from a few weeks ago. The problem inference providers will not be able to get anywhere near the contributor pricing.
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24d ago
Despite this, Qantas is consistently rated one of the top 3 safest airlines in the world every year.
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24d ago
"I believe we're reaching the upper limits about what generative AI can do and how accurate its outputs can be." This was said in February 2024. This is months before GPT-4o released. GPT 4.5 was released a year later. I don&
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24d ago
It does raise the question, what percentage of programmers are predominantly writing code by hand? Is it higher than 50%?
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25d ago
The pricing on Luna is just insanely good. Haiku simply cannot compete at almost any intelligence level against DeepSeek V4 Flash or Luna.
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25d ago
The private tracker elitism really needs to stop. The sheer amount of mod power trips and fake elitism is really quite annoying.
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25d ago
This is almost never worth it with most sites and generous bonus points. If you see a few TBs on a Seedbox or your server for a year, you are pretty setup for life on most sites.
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25d ago
Apple was also allegedly "caught off guard" by the Macbook Neo demand. I don't really see how they couldn't see the Local AI demand or demand for a cheaper Macbooks. This just reads like marketing imo.
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26d ago
false equivalence.
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26d ago
When I break into peoples houses, I tend to take the NVR with me.
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26d ago
I just don't think Matrix is the solution. [1] https://benharri.org/matrix-sucks/ [2] https://telegra.ph/why-not-matrix-08-07 [3] https://piegames.de/dumps/a-week-in-matrix&#x
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26d ago
The systemic change is to prevent lobbying from the likes of Israel.
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29d ago
This event has nothing to do with climate change and is pure fear mongering. This is the same adage used by the Governments with the "think about the children" campaigns, its a distraction. A cop out.
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29d ago
Sounds cool, please document your steps and pitfalls. I would live to try this one day.
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29d ago
DNS is important and 100TB of RAM is effectively nothing.
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1mo ago
This is true, although Apple could of just as easily prevented alternative OSes as a whole if they wanted to.
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1mo ago
I2P Nitter instances exist: va7j3ssqh7e26twc2sflrwjrn7uxryuenatcmfp7njnr5hmvtuiq.b32.i2p
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1mo ago
Ox Alpha was also serving 10T+ tokens a day for free. When it first launched on OpenRouter I was getting nearly 70 Tokens/second.
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1mo ago
I only use Luna (max), I find it very rarely just reasons. In fact, I find it reasons too little.
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1mo ago
I assume a Aquantia one.
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1mo ago
Who is going to order DoorDash? The Work from Home programmers surely aren't, since they've been displaced.
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1mo ago
I spoke two a friend last night about this, he had no idea what "tokenmaxxing" was and had never heard of "vibecoding". We truly do have distorted view on anything outside our bubble.
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