TOMDM

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by TOMDM 2y ago
Pliny has already broken it. https://x.com/elder_plinius/status/1886520475553337725
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Is there any data you can share that backs that up?
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by TOMDM 2y ago
The only potential benefit shown in the paper is the topologically local models seem to be more resilient after pruning. So you may be able to prune a 7B model down to 6B while maintaining most of the capability.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
The What's Next section at the bottom seems to deliver a fairly balanced perspective. > What's Next DeepSeek-R1 is impressive, but its utility is clouded by concerns over censorship and the use of user data for training. The ce
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Fair play Dang, I appreciate the ecosystem you've made here, so out of respect for that I'll moderate my engagement. Thank you for the work you put in.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Microsoft Series X Copilot
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Here I can spell it out for you. The second sentence from my first post: > malice from those in power isn't necessarily something we can always expect to protect against, and at most only mitigate. That's the central point&#x2F
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Then why not point out the flaw in the argument instead of gesturing vaguely at a metaphor. It seems you only want to go after points like that instead of engaging with the central point of anyone's actual arguments. Reducing every arg
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Just a short pause to your circulatory system, clearly it's the system at fault. A weakness in a system that can only be exploited by malice from those in power isn't necessarily something we can always expect to protect against,
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Maybe make it so that you need the results of both (all?) QR codes to get the final code/link/key.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
If Bing wasn't a public website and only accessable through the windows Search bar/Edge without reverse engineering the API I'd agree with you. Comparing an API that typically requires a key and a public website is absurd.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42759336
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by TOMDM 2y ago
> The Act exempts a foreign adversary controlled applica- tion from the prohibitions if the application undergoes a “qualified divestiture.” §2(c)(1). A “qualified divestiture” is one that the President determines will result in the appl
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by TOMDM 2y ago
A Democratic Republic
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by TOMDM 2y ago
I'm no fan of trump, but the law explicitly states that the president can exempt a platform. > The Act exempts a foreign adversary controlled applica- tion from the prohibitions if the application undergoes a “qualified divestiture
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by TOMDM 2y ago
It was explicitly written in this law specifically that the president can unilaterally decide that an affected platform has done enough to no longer qualify for the ban.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
The only ones normalising war are the ones carrying water for Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine with rampant conspiracism fed by a healthy dose of Russian propoganda. Even Putin doesn't parrot the Russian propoganda, the onl
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by TOMDM 2y ago
> Psychiatry has some of the worst reproducability of any science. People who are forced to live on the streets without good access to services begin to exhibit symptoms of psychosis within one to two days and lose those symptoms after a
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Shut down seems a bit much, it was transitioned from google play music to youtube music. I still have all my google play music playlists from 2015 in youtube music.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Well yes, that's just decent Bayesian rigor. Previous studies have set a prior of x% confidence, you see evidence to the contrary, you update to some x-y%. Given the volume of research on sleep, it probably takes more evidence, even if
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Which is to say nothing of the mass of whatever containment equipment would be necessary. For stop and go; we'd be looking at something that could deploy a dyson swarm, generate and contain its own antimatter and then go again right? I
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by TOMDM 2y ago
I feel like a good like to like comparison would be the density of battery + motors compared to the density of fuel tank, engine and drive train.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
I think vision some will likely eventually be sufficient for full self driving, but by the time it is vision and LIDAR will be cheap and ubiquitous and downgrading to vision alone will be seen as a cost cutting measure that unnecessarily de
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Blender continues to be an inspiration and aspiration for open source. Huge congrats and thank you to everyone who contributed.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Extraordinary claims require if not extraordinary evidence but at least evidence at all. And please not the dominion claims that even Fox settled out of court on because they knew they were lying.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Then call them what they are, isolationists not anti war then. Carrying water for Russia's invasion of Ukraine; opposing aid for Ukraine is incompatible.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
My assumption was that the reason this wasn't already implemented was due to security concerns, that via prompt injection, elements of the chat could be leaked by any feature that causes the LLM to even by side effect cause a network r
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by TOMDM 2y ago
I'm curious as to how you achieve the document highlighting? Are you making a guess based on extracted text or do you use a vllm?
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by TOMDM 2y ago
That and you can justify sinking 100PhD years into a 1/1,000,000 > cheap human-style intelligence won't have a huge impact because such intelligence isn't really a bottleneck today. What a failure of imagination.
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https://archive.md/aeDN0

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