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by MR4D 2y ago
A reference point in case you’re interested… Not sure what it is today, but about 25 years ago, the standard 30-minute TV show had 22 minutes of content and 8 minutes of ads. An hour long show was exactly double that, at 44 minutes of conte
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by MR4D 2y ago
I like the analogy of compression, in that a distilled model of an LLM is like a JPEG of a photo. Pretty good, maybe very good, but still lossy. The question I hear you raising seems to be along the lines of, can we use a new compression m
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by MR4D 2y ago
Adding another point from Paul Graham [0] & [1] [0] - https://x.com/paulg/status/1887186094120137042?s=46&t=mXA1Wm... [1] - https://x.com/paulg/status/1887249759557009903?s=46&amp
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by MR4D 2y ago
I disagree with "basic human rights". They aren't. And the reason they aren't is because one person's mandatory minimum vacation time is another person's liability. Yeah, it's great for the employee - I to
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by MR4D 2y ago
First, your last point answers your first question: a non-unified market is an implicit result of too many regulations. Harmonizing them would create a more unified market. The US is efficient because it is more homogenous. That efficiency
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by MR4D 2y ago
I wish the effort well. Any change is welcome.
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by MR4D 2y ago
That’s absolutely asinine and not at all what I said. The EU over regulates things like tech and that why they won’t be successful at have an AI tech scene. Over time, anyone good will migrate to the US or China where they can work faster
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by MR4D 2y ago
The money doesn’t matter. The goals don’t matter. The people don’t matter. The only thing that matters is how much regulatory red tape is involved. My guess is that the paperwork will kill this. Read the announcement. Too much discussion
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by MR4D 2y ago
And yet, when we look around the world around us…it seems…prescient. Excellent book that still delivers 3 decades after it came out.
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by MR4D 2y ago
Seems the 2 biggest trends in phones are satellites and AI. To me at least, everything else is just noise when a new phone comes out.
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by MR4D 2y ago
Me to ChatGPT: Assume you are a college instructor for a Freshman Computer Science course. Your job is to take a pdf file from the internet and teach the topics to you students. You will do this by writing paragraphs or bullet points about
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by MR4D 2y ago
LM Studio version is here: https://lmstudio.ai/model/deepseek-r1-llama-8b
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by MR4D 2y ago
Mobile controls!!!!!! It’s actually playable on my iPhone. Gotta love that! Edit: I still suck at it just as much as I did back on the old 2600, but it’s still fun.
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by MR4D 2y ago
DeepSeek is an open source model. You can download it and run it locally on your laptop already. So any OpenAI user ( or competitor even) could take it and run a hosted model. You can even tweak the weights if you wanted to. Why pay for Op
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by MR4D 2y ago
Given the release of the new DeepSeek R1 model [0], OpenAI’s future revenue stream is probably more at risk than it was a week ago. [0] - https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/01/china-is-catching-up-with...
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by MR4D 2y ago
You have to walk before you can run. You have to crawl before you can walk. Apparently this is where we are at.
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The easiest way to run an LLM locally on your Mac(jeremymorgan.com)
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by MR4D 2y ago
This is the stupidest thing - why am I so addicted to it????? Neal.fun has clearly hacked my brain. it is too much fun and I don’t know why.
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by MR4D 2y ago
Sonic boom(s). Unsure what the speed is, but could have been significantly higher than terminal velocity at sea level.
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by MR4D 2y ago
You made me think of an interesting aspect of Meta’s plans. If Meta allows their own bots but blocks 3rd party bots, could that be an antitrust concern? IANAL, so I’m just asking a question here.
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by MR4D 2y ago
No - I’m specifically saying they cannot do that. Like I said - their internet service cannot block or slow down any site or app. If they want to create their own streaming service and give you fast access to it, they can - but they cann
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by MR4D 2y ago
Maybe I’m missing something, but this is a good thing, as it will finally allow us to fix this problem. Hear me out… Net Neutrality was always very poorly defined from a delivery perspective in that it limited companies’ and consumers’ opti
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by MR4D 2y ago
Your comment gives me faith in humanity. Well played!
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by MR4D 2y ago
He’s followed by @IntelBusiness, Elon Musk, Venture Beat, and many other notables. I doubt it’s a parody.
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by MR4D 2y ago
You are correct - Kirkland’s has no added sugar. [0] [0] - https://www.nutritionix.com/i/kirkland-signature/organic-pea...
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by MR4D 2y ago
Think about it this way - banks are prohibited from asking certain questions. However, if they have a strong correlation with another factor, then they can ask that and get the same result.
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by MR4D 2y ago
Each morning I would not be a copy. This is provable - only one instance can wake up, whereas with the other method, it’s conceivable that two or more copies (instances?) could wake up.
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by MR4D 2y ago
“Kitschy”. Seems like a perfect word for that!
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by MR4D 2y ago
I think that most people would call it a good poem due to its rhyming and simplistic structure. It’s definitely not Beowulf. I’m not a poetry expert, but even I can tell it’s at something like a 5th grade level.
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by MR4D 2y ago
No. Straight ChatGPT. I wasn’t even logged in.

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