Pragmata

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by Pragmata 3mo ago
Would this cause issues with SSD lifespan?
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by Pragmata 3mo ago
The court approved the sanctions when he tried to challenge them.
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by Pragmata 3mo ago
Why would i want an inferior option just because it's made in the EU? I'm not an EU nationalist, i don't care if "EU Tech Companies" are a thing. If anything "EU Tech Sovereignty" is a net negative for me.
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Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5(twitter.com)
977 points by Pragmata 3mo ago|692 comments
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by Pragmata 3mo ago
>We’ve received notice that the Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. >We'll begin restoring access tomorrow, and will share an update soon. >We’re grateful to our users for their pa
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
>But having watched what social media has done to our society, the tsunami of bullshit collapsing critical thought, science and reason I just don’t think civilisation can survive this without controls. None of this is new. Every single o
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
Government removes regulations and let property owners make whichever decisions they feel is best for them individually.
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
Yep! I'm running things locally on a RTX5080 + RTX1060 + 64GB DDR5 ram, and would love to get a more capable model if possible! QWEN3.6 27b is pretty good, but i can still notice some spots where it's not as good as the frontier m
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
So this basically means we will have a near opus level model able to be run locally in the next couple of months right? QWEN 3.6 27b is already pretty good, but it should be possible to get a better option now that runs in the same hardware
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
>Are you saying the census shouldn't collect any data that people wouldn't be comfortable publishing? Because that's a recipe for a census that is far less useful for helping the country make useful decisions. That seems t
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
Frankly i see no reason to keep this data private. They should simply publish a full dataset of the census, with no such data coarsening/differential privacy/ etc... Fundamentally this is public data. If it's to dangerous to
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
>calling the EU a free market that makes problems go away to draft macro economic conclusions from sunscreens is a particularly shallow analysis I didn't say it was a free market. i said it was a freer market in this particular inst
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
Except you can check the differences easily. China doesn't have the same strict regulations, and yet when we compare life expectancy the difference isn't particularly big. Thought terminating cliches like "Better safe than so
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
Seems like the free market does make this problem go away. This is simply one of the (few) instances where there is a freer market in the EU that in the US >In the European Union, sunscreens are regulated as cosmetics, which means greate
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by Pragmata 4mo ago
>I think the censorship framing is quite manipulative. It is removal of unlawful content. Yeah, that's called censorship. It's exactly the same thing everyone you accuse of censorship does. There is exactly zero difference beyo
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by Pragmata 5mo ago
> The goods were still there, still on display and being sold. This appears to be in dispute. As per bricks and minifigs: >It was clear the full list of inventory in his documentation was not located in the store. What items could be