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by _diyar 9mo ago
Very curious if this will result in US tariffs for car imports from Canada. Also curious how those tariffs would be justified (they‘re always using Terrence Howard math but at least pretending to be analytical). „Canada has to pay because C
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by _diyar 9mo ago
The idea is that there is a time limit for each move, and that the faster processors can do more work in the same time and thus have higher elo.
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by _diyar 10mo ago
Regarding effectiveness, LLMs are in a class of their own wrt. their capabilities for general language processing and basic few-shot reasoning. This also invalidates the "efficiency" question, since the cost of doing those tasks w
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by _diyar 10mo ago
Thanks for the summary. Irksome/Curious that the page throws up such a blanket go-away screen when I am using an iPad, which from my perspective is basically the same as a small laptop (only in the browser ofc).
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by _diyar 11mo ago
Its pre alpha, you can build it from source.
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by _diyar 11mo ago
From the perspective of the university, the students are being trained to become researchers, not engineers.
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by _diyar 11mo ago
The link sends you to the supplemental material.
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by _diyar 1y ago
> [if stainless works] it will be mostly due to the peculiarities of Starship's other design choices. Yea but isn‘t that the point of the Starship? It has a bunch of unusual design choices regarding reusability and payload capacity,
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by _diyar 1y ago
The word simple does a lot of work here.
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by _diyar 1y ago
I think it's not quite tree due to the Reciprocal Tariff Act. Depends on how you define reciprocal of course. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocal_Tariff_Act
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by _diyar 1y ago
I think your assessment is spot on. But I also think there's a bigger picture that's getting lost in the sauce, not just in your comment but in the general discourse around AI progress: - We're currently unlocking capabiliti
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by _diyar 1y ago
IINA is the kind of app that disappears into the background. I've used it for years and almost forgot it's not a part of the OS.
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by _diyar 1y ago
As opposed to the US, where the labor market will magically start growing net of immigration?
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by _diyar 1y ago
The problem with respect to what? The end-goal of self-driving cars (and humanoid robots) is to work in the environments created for humans. Otherwise we can just put down rails across all cities and call it a tram, or design purpose-built
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by _diyar 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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by _diyar 1y ago
They offer a blue Pro Max.
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by _diyar 1y ago
Would you be willing to enter a 100'000'000-to-1 bet? If we make it before the century, you make me a millionaire and if we don't I'll give you a dollar. Should be within your risk tolerance given you think the chance is
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by _diyar 1y ago
Neat idea! Nit: maybe offer the first few exercises without requiring a login, that way I can get a feel for it before deciding to sign up.
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by _diyar 1y ago
We expect this approach to work because it's currently the best working approach. Nothing else comes close. Using symbolic language is a good idea in theory, but in practice it doesn't scale as well as auto-regression + RL. The IM
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by _diyar 1y ago
You can also use it to teach about the risk of gambling and simple probabilities. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by _diyar 1y ago
With current LLMs, is meaningless because the current state is stored in the "context" (system prompt, user prompt, chat output so far). So if you apply a backspace token, you just end up where you started a second ago. I.e. At st
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by _diyar 1y ago
Economy grows from increased labor and capital investment. If AI is a "cheaper" alternative, ie. is more efficient with respect to capital, it needs less labor for the same output. But now think about how most of the population ca
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by _diyar 1y ago
Accidental Tech Podcast episode 581 [1] had a great conversation about the reason why Teams is winning: Microsoft was using their dominant position in office applications to win market share. Specifically, they would offer Teams for free in
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by _diyar 1y ago
You're suggesting businesses B and C would just absorb the tariff cost by reducing their margin percentage to keep the same dollar profit. However, as Cerium noted earlier, many business costs do tend to scale with the price of goods,
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by _diyar 1y ago
When in the supply-chain you are creating the "taxation" matters to the final cost, assuming 1) the gross margins remain the same and 2) the costs scale linearly. Consider a fictional supply-chain with three players A, B, C. Assum
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by _diyar 1y ago
Neat idea, reminds me of this clip[1] from a Twitch streamer guessing the Costco price of sliced cheese. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKoYrpFn-Ls
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by _diyar 1y ago
Because tariffs are calculated based on the value of the good at the time of import, while sales-taxes would be calculated at the end. The article explains the tariff scenario. In the tax scenario, Nike can operate like in the pre-tariff wo
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by _diyar 1y ago
How is this relevant to the article?
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by _diyar 1y ago
It's fair to say that Boeing's status within their industries enabled them to slide down the slippery slope of quality and reliability. SpaceX does seem to become more dominant over time. But to actually go down that path also req
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by _diyar 2y ago
There's much discussion about what constitutes advertising in the comments, with some dismissing this question as either solved or not crucial. Note however that seriously banning advertising requires a clear definition of it. My 2 cen

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