HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Not really an "incompetent intermediary", Bitrefill, the company used for buying gift cards with Bitcoin received legal requests to identify the user. Bitrefill doesn't proclaim insane privacy protections, they are based out
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
It is honestly much easier to spread malware or hack companies than it is to make 200k/year from a company. Now with AI, you can accelerate this so much. The only thing holding back thousands of new threat actors from doing the same is
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Yeah, this license is a lot different to Kimi K2.7 Code or Kimi 2.6, previously it stated: "Our only modification part is that, if the Software (or any derivative works thereof) is used for any of your commercial products or services t
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I worry about the US models sending my data back to Israel.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Xi Jinping realizes that open weight models accelerate open development. There is more players in China than in the US. If everyone keeps learning off each other, eventually one of the China labs will overtake the US, but AI models aren&#x2
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
At least with the Kimi Code plan, its limits are pretty abysmal compared to ChatGPT/Claude plans.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
If a data centre is in space, its almost always going to be further away than a data centre on Earth. Most people in the developed world are probably under 500km away from the nearest data centre, with most connections being established ove
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I don't get the connection? The vast population has no care for eSports, yet known "esports stadiums". I'm not even sure what an 'eSport Stadium" is, most major esports events are held out of "traditional&
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
The US should ban Anthropic and OpenAI as they also engaged in intellectual property theft.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Meta making 60B a year doesn't make this any less scary. If Meta put every cent towards their debt, it would take at least 6 years, assuming 0 interest and 0 new debt. The interest alone in the next 5-10 years likely would push it clos
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Anyone know the total cost of tokens to achieve this?
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
It is either that, or they have tons of debt. (Sometimes both!) The average person is struggling in modern America.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
It may require effort to take a nice photo of a dish, but at least its accurate. An AI generated burger has very little resemblance of what the restaurant is capable of producing.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
How long until we see AI tattoo artists? I assume someone by now has tattoo'd AI slop onto their body (I've seen Tung Tung Sahur on a persons leg).
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
I have trouble believing LG "didn't appear to know" almost 50% of applications on their store were effectively spyware. It takes one look at the App Store on these TV to know all these apps are sketchy...
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Everyone is technically (directly or indirectly) a shareholder of one of these AI or AI affiliated companies.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
If ads are integrated deeply into the responses, the model ceases to be a good model. It will adjust its output to best serve an ad, not best serve the user.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Censorship exists in all models. I don't see why the US gets an infallible pass. Ask Claude to do the same with a Palestine Genocide function. If anything, this is an argument FOR open models, so we can run them and tune them ourselves
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Based in the US, they glow.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Strawberries aren't the weakness, the weakness is the tokenization of a prompt. Any word with multiple duplicate characters is going to be troublesome for LLMs.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Until Kimi 4 comes out and you'd be like "if only you could run Kimi 4 locally" Everyone wants the latest and greatest.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Counter-point, cost per task is almost the same ($0.47 vs $0.50) between GLM 5.2 and Gemini 3.6 Flash. [0] Not to mention the subscription plans likely produce 10x value compared to GLM 5.2 API, unsure the rate limits on a equal subscriptio
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
It is not mentioned in their FAQ. [0]. [0] https://lulimjewelry.com/pages/faq
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
>EU also collects photo and fingerprints from visitors now on every arrival and departure. This world is very depressing. I think this may be my last year on the planet.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
I think your estimate of RegularUsers:Codex users of (100:1) is probably spot on. Hard to tell, although a Reddit thread exists with an apparent number of 4.2% of "Usage" (whatever usage refers to) is Programming related. [0]. [1]
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
You can talk about it, but the hidden social credit system operated by the 3-letter agencies in conjunction with techno-feudalism oligarchs designed explicitly to bypass constitutional rights is very real and has very real long term consequ
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Palestinians.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
I'd rather just have the conversation here. I don't need some hallucinated random seed response to tell me what China can and cannot do. Of course an AI is going to tell you AI isn't a bubble.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
This quote feels pretty delusional even at the time (2015), although 11 years later, this quote (view) holds almost no water imo.

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