Paradigma11

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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
For me the main difference is if the activity is clandestine and meant to deceive/hide the origin. Everybody tries to influence things their way. Doing it covertly is a hostile act. That does not mean that I would not condone hostile a
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
A gem Opus 5 gifted to me today: "A devastating pair of findings, and the first is beautiful in a way worth naming: the anti-vacuity floor is what blinds the gate to a vacuous case."
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
Absolutely, if there is any somewhat reasonable alternative, I will always use a non Musk product. Its less about morals but more about self interest. I am from Europe and Musk supports far right extremists and a breakup of the EU. I will n
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
Yes, but it will be much more expensive and inefficient compared to the trades and alliances with nations that are trusted. Basically the US is a failed state. Functioning nations can make agreements that survive leadership changes. The US
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
For veracity, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty was that guy.
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
But there wouldn't be a Chinese navy left which would give Taiwan and it's allies some breathing room.
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
If you take a look at ng prices you will see that the prices went up more than half a year before Russias invasion of Ukraine: https://www.macrotrends.net/3235/eu-natural-gas-prices The reason for this was because Gazp
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
If you read up on it that was basically India protecting its corrupt cronies. Janestreet showed severe problems with some Indian companies and instead of fixing that and creating a healthier and more transparent market they decided to go af
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
Thats not a property of nuclear power plants but of having been built some 60 years ago when nobody took that into account.
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
You are anthropomorphizing LLMs. They are just tools and cant build anything. He is responsible for the code, he built it.
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by Paradigma11 2mo ago
Lol: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_warrior_diplomacy
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
Do you have any actual rulings that support your interpretation?
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
How often do you need the task to turn out harder than you anticipate and the small model unexpectedly failing to change the calculation?
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
China lost tons of goodwill through its https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_warrior_diplomacy
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
"From the analysis, Kimi K3 identifies itself as Claude 15% of the time. How do you explain that? Qwen and GPT identify themselves as Claude 0% of the time." Qwen and GPT have special guards that trigger when asked to identify, Ki
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
North Stream was never about additional capacity. It was always about circumventing Ukraine's pipelines. Which in case of war turned it into a national security risk for Ukraine, which is why they blew it up. It forced Russia to either
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
You also want suppliers that are also motivated by financial self interest. Otherwise you end at: “The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them.” ― Vladimir Ilich Lenin
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
The destruction of Northstream 2 had no effect at all on the energy supply to Germany. The remaining capacity to Russia was never used over 50%, if that. Considering Russia intentionally drove up prices in the months leading up to the inva
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
Because then people will just flock to open weight models that are even cheaper and Anthropic/OpenAI will go bankrupt. Then somebody will buy those companies for cents on the dollar and run a profitable token selling business for today
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
I wasnt blind till they shone those lasers in my eyes.
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
I dont think these slow indicators and developments hold much water the next few decades. We have seen the first inklings what the brave new multipolar world is going to look like and it does not bode well for much of the world. As long as
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by Paradigma11 3mo ago
An animal is most dangerous when deeply wounded.
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
They are not. They are necessary for the development of future models, which does not influence the availability of the current ones. Plus you have chinese models distilling current SOTA for pennies on the dollar, so as a consumer I never w
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
To them going bankrupt and users paying another company, that bought them cents to the dollar, the same money for the same product.
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
Most of that wealth is just a tag on physical things that would happen anyway, just with another tag.
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
LLMs are a godsend in fixing emacs problems.
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
Everybody always spies on everybody else. Even it only to check what they are really thinking.
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
But then you have that week or 3 when you need all the infrastructure.`
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
Great, so now not only is power production nondeterministic, your cars tank also is. It was too expensive and the algorithm decided to wait charging, so no spontaneous road trip for you, sorry.
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by Paradigma11 4mo ago
But is there anything preventing them from putting their own proprietary wolfram alpha/prolog/super duper expert system in there?

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