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2mo ago
Companies could self-host models in secret. It would be hard to stop.
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There have been models trained for latent space reasoning. It has a lot of advantages but the big drawback is the reasoning is completely opaque.
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How exactly will they ban them?
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Using the same word for two completely different things is very confusing. Also the Arabs took the land from the Byzantine empire in the 7th century AD.
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What did he mean then? Israel exists as a Jewish state so I really don't know what people mean when they say it.
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"he is an avowed Zionist" What exactly do you mean when you say Zionist?
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2mo ago
This reminds me of I/O Channels on IBM Mainframes.
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2mo ago
Bit it would still add trillions to global GDP
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A 10% increase to total labor productivity would be huge. It would add trillions to global GDP.
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10% is still huge.
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Google REALLY wants Gemini 4 to be the leading LLM.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locator/Identifier_Separation_... I've used this in networks and it enables amazingly easy endpoint mobility.
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Telling the socket the IDENTITY of the host you want to reach and abstracting away all the details of how to reach it is exactly what the missing TCP/IP sessions layer is supposed to do. By tightly coupling the session layer to explic
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2mo ago
Even if you are correct, which you aren't, a good tutor almost ALWAYS helps people learn faster. This is just a really odd thing to argue.
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This can be done but takes work and is prone to false positives. I personally got a email from out network team asking what I was doing when I downloaded some very large files on a VM in our test environment. I was impressed.
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2mo ago
How so?
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3mo ago
Exactly
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" if you need a human tutor to understand category theory or Lean then you don't have the requiste math/CS background and a human/LLM tutor won't be able to meaningfully teach you anything." What an incredibly
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https://blog.ipspace.net/2009/08/what-went-wrong-socket-api/
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https://blog.ipspace.net/2009/08/what-went-wrong-socket-api/ A DNS name can have a LOT of A records associated but a socket has to pick one. This is a severe limitation.
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3mo ago
In some ways an LLM tutor is better. Try getting a human tutor for things like Category Theory or Lean 4.
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The socket interface using IP addresses instead of DNS names is widely considered to be a major mistake.
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3mo ago
There are a LOT of different logical system. Paraconsistent Logic Intuitionistic Logic Dialetheism
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The geometric kernel is written in Lean and is thus also verified by the Lean prover.
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This is a incredibly US specific headline.
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In developed nations like the US, health economic models estimate that deploying PrEP across generalized heterosexual groups costs anywhere from $150,000 to over $1 million per single HIV transmission prevented.
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Think of Lean proofs as a kind of inductive proof where if you trust the kernel then you trust every proof the kernel says is true.
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3mo ago
Are you arguing that all sexually active people should take prep?
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3mo ago
Most heat from gas burners is wasted heating the room. Induction is vastly more efficient.
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3mo ago
The one place gas makes sense is heating in cold climates because furnaces are externally vented.
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