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by akie 3mo ago
Maybe it's because he's a fascist?
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by akie 4mo ago
Yeah I completely agree. But this is much larger model than the 8B one they put on a chip, so that's probably an engineering challenge for now. Also, how expensive would it be?
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by akie 4mo ago
> Unless you have absolute faith that your government will never do something you have a moral objection to, you can never be sure that anything you are, believe or do will not be censored or land you in jail in the future. Any solution
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by akie 4mo ago
Which alternative measures do you propose to counter the society destabilising effects I've described in the original comment? Because I believe there are none.
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by akie 4mo ago
This is a very libertarian and ultimately low-trust forum where most people seem to think the government is out to get you, but I have to say: what's so great about having complete online anonymity anyway? I mean, seriously. Real life
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by akie 4mo ago
Try doing it at scale for a whole office. Not trivial.
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by akie 4mo ago
I am convinced that the combination of capable open weight models and specialized hardware will mean that Apple (and other hardware providers) will start shipping computers with built-in, hardwired, "LLM-on-a-chip" cards that are
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by akie 4mo ago
Whatever topic comes up on this board, if the EU is mentioned people go a bit cray-cray. If an individual country trains a language model, it's not ambitious enough. If we try to do one for the whole EU they will say it takes too long
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by akie 4mo ago
This one gives a shorter more high level overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0CNZPenCb8
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by akie 4mo ago
Such an inconsiderate and loaded question. Screening an embryo that could not survive outside the womb and deciding to stop the pregnancy based on the results is not the same as "wishing the kid wasn't born".
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by akie 4mo ago
I would say that recall is the most important metric here though. I'd want it to catch all the issues. False positives are easy to ignore.
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by akie 4mo ago
That's a very concise and illuminating way to think about what's happening, IF (and only if) you already know how these models work. Thanks for that.
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by akie 4mo ago
Why is Haiku the benchmark though, with code generation don't we primarily care about the quality of the code - not the speed or efficiency at which it's generated?
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by akie 5mo ago
This is a mostly American forum and some people want to piss on the EU to elevate themselves. Europeans do the same to the US but about politics, health care, work life balance, and quality of life. You know, the stuff that matters :D
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by akie 5mo ago
> overall embarrassment You're right, and it's also why this device is such a non sequitur for Apple. Almost all of their successful products are trendsetting and cool (iPhone, mac, airpods), this is one causes embarrassment an
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by akie 5mo ago
Germany went from labour shortage to hiring freezes in like two to three years. This has nothing to do with unions, which have been on a long downward slope for decades. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1356608/
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by akie 5mo ago
So disappointing
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by akie 5mo ago
Yeah, because (and here's the trick) they are clever and do less work. Optimizing things usually means "think of a way to do the same thing with less effort".
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by akie 5mo ago
It's a "you can't tell me what to do" reaction, to be honest.
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by akie 6mo ago
I wish I could upvote you twice, because that's exactly what's happening.
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by akie 6mo ago
THANK YOU! So many people, including very intelligent and well-informed ones, do not understand this. The US gets truly outsized benefits from having the reserve currency.
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by akie 6mo ago
"The proof is left as an exercise for the reader" comes to mind
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by akie 6mo ago
Every post about the EU here gets absolutely flooded by negative comments of people who tell me that whatever the EU proposed won't work, governments shouldn't do these things, the proposed legislation is ineffective, it doesn&#x2
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by akie 7mo ago
The author is a world renowned expert in 3D graphics.
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by akie 7mo ago
> 293k feet 89 kilometers
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by akie 7mo ago
If the people in the Netherlands can do it - where it's flat, windy, and rainy most of the time - then most people in the US can also do it. If it's too hot, go in the mornings.
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by akie 7mo ago
Did they say "thank you" and "please"?
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by akie 8mo ago
ChatGPT and all the competitors have the exact same UI and UX.
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by akie 8mo ago
Did you not see the chatbot they posted online ( https://chatjimmy.ai/ )? That thing is near instantaneous, it's all the proof you need that this is real. And if the hardware is real and functional, as you can independen
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by akie 8mo ago
How about if you run this loop (one year from now) on this kind of hardware but with something like Claude/Kimi K2. How about that? Because that's where it'll go.

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