amunozo

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by amunozo 4mo ago
But you have multiple providers, not just one.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
I live in a small apartment.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Same, I got a refund 3 days later. It is unusable.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Yeah, I know that for a lot of people that does not make sense, and I understand, but it does for me.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
For me, size and aesthetics play a role. A PC like that is huge and, imo, much uglier. I know a lot of people do not care but I am sure I am also no the only one.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Custom gaming PCs are huge and ugly, which is a concern for me (and my partner). Size and comfort are the main advantages.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Thank you for taking the time, this is a very useful and complete answer.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Not the entire industry, only the American part. Chinese companies seem healthier.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Sometimes non-existing is better than existing for unnecessary or harmful things. I know that is not what you mean but I just found it relevant in the age in which making new stuff is so fast and easy due to LLMs. Main enshitification would
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Are these models trained from scratch or do they necessarily need distillation from bigger models to be competitive? It's usually the case that they're a small model for a family with a bigger model. In the first case, does anybod
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Can anybody explain me why just not limit the context window to something smaller instead of all that context engineering? It forces things to be constrained.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Still much less that the US.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
This is not going to end well for the US, for the US economy, and therefore, for the rest of the world.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
MiMo Code is a coding harness, not the model.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
I think that the reason is that American labs only focus on their biggest models, and make the smaller ones afterthoughts distilled from the main models. I wonder what would happen if they decided to optimize and train better smaller models
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Open source is as opposite as state ownership as it is to private ownership.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
I'm sick of the American frontier labs. There is no way all this story ends well with this God's complex, circular investment, ridiculous capex, cult mentality and overly inflated IPOs.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
That's what I heard yes, that SwissLife was the biggest. I kind of like the idea, but at the same time it creates a lot of conflicts of interest.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
And employee told me that SBB is the second biggest landlord in the country and real state is its most profitable branch. I cannot confirm it, though.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
I wonder how usable are these trains for other European countries. Seems like a steal if any of them can fit your needs.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Well, you may be right, who knows. I still think is not worth it to create uncertainty in a country whose biggest strengths are certainty and stability for limiting immigration in a country where immigrants cause no troubles.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Tell me, where did OpenAI and Anthropic got their training data? From public sources using legitimate means? Don't make me laugh.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
I simply think that it's self-destructive to block end all bilateral agreements that are dependent on the free movement of people in order to put a cap on population/immigration, and especially that not knowing whether or when wou
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by amunozo 4mo ago
You made this with Fable? How many prompt? It is amazing.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
Import people from poorer countries with a salary of 100k CHF and wonderful life conditions. Anyway, what I mean is that it's nor worth it for Switzerland, in my opinion, to break the agreements with the EU to limit the population arti
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by amunozo 4mo ago
No, but I think it's real in this case. Claude models have always been superb, I can definitely see another improvement in capabilities. Price is outrageous, though.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
For sure, but going back to this after such a close integration is much harder than the previous situation. Moreover, the uncertainty of when or if these measure will be applied would damage the predictability and stability of Switzerland,
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by amunozo 4mo ago
I'm not fan of Anthropic, but to be fair, every major model release makes it to the main page. In the case of a model like this, hyped and with a jump in capabilities, it doesn't need astroturfing.
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by amunozo 4mo ago
People are missing the point. The problem of capping the population is that this would end all bilateral agreements with the EU, as these depend on the free movement of people, which would severely damage the economy of a country that, even
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by amunozo 4mo ago
It's also a much smaller economy and Switzerland, unlike the UK, is landlocked and surrounded by EU countries. More than half of its exports go to the EU. Switzerland needs the EU more than the EU needs Switzerland.

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