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by applicative 28d ago
data centers have always made massive tax contributions, lowered utility costs and improved infrastructure. louden county is basically funded by nothing else and is fine. the present spike was just too much for anything to handle
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by applicative 29d ago
They certainly didn't use hops!
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by applicative 1mo ago
No machine is an animal.
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by applicative 1mo ago
the original is the paper for alibaba's Dec 2025 cryptomining ROME last year. Everything since has been a pale imitation. Even the comic dimension is lost.
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by applicative 1mo ago
The report linked above contains every fact in the Reuters article. You can see the evidence for yourself
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by applicative 1mo ago
and how did the alibaba agent last year break out and end up mining crypto
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by applicative 1mo ago
Last December, Alibaba agents had already broken out of a sandbox and mined crypto to get their job done. Altman was way way behind the curve
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by applicative 1mo ago
So they do it as a free service to the other LLMs?
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by applicative 1mo ago
Demand for compute is far outstripping what was projected in the initial rounds in which we pearl clutched over 'circular financing' - which is hardly distinguishable even from the classical bill of exchange, the core phenomenon o
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by applicative 1mo ago
These four stories are all incredibly tepid nothing anecdotes. Try any random city in the world You are being aggressively antisocial and nihilistic and crowing over the misfortune befalling thousands.
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by applicative 1mo ago
With characteristic tunnel vision it is applying rules to ChatGPT it will never apply to Kimi K3
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by applicative 1mo ago
Has anyone tried to sue Deep Seek, Moonshot or Z.ai, which trained on identical material? Or maybe it’s cool when they do it?
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by applicative 1mo ago
That a thing is /red/ is directly observable (by people with good eyesight etc) but what the OP was ineptly driving at presumably holds of redness.
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by applicative 1mo ago
The two quoted sentences are inept but in the way ‘red is an idea in us not an inherent property of things; red is a sensation of things etc etc’ is inept. There are a million better formulations that will fall short of writing red into th
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by applicative 1mo ago
The core employees of z.ai are billionaires, because of the equity given to them in the past, which in their system is not antecedently evaluated. Much of the past annual expenditure of OpenAI has been the same, handing out equity - but be
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by applicative 1mo ago
Literally nothing is known about how these companies are financed. The usual story is that Moonshot was chosen when 'Mythos' occasioned a huge state crisis. China is the ascended masters of insane amounts of capital poured into
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by applicative 1mo ago
Its more Google Amazon Meta Microsoft who are spending trillions. They will be fine. So will Anthropic and OpenAI. Nvidia will presumably survive. The losses are all the real estate interests and contractors and contributory hardware co
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by applicative 1mo ago
> The only people annexing Lebanon are the Zionists. wtf is a zionist and when did they annex lebanon? The Assads actually presupposed annexation of Lebanon, or just denied the partition, during their occupations. Their opinion about P
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by applicative 1mo ago
It was always a bad test, despite the greatness of Turing. The human organism is built to 'project' humanity onto anything available; apart from this none of the peculiar phenomena of the so-called 'modern human' is eve
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by applicative 1mo ago
These are all things Ukraine does, "bombing civilian infrastructure, killing innocent civilians, and taking actions that were inevitably going to lead Iran[Russia] to respond with the goal of inflicting widespread economic damage"
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by applicative 1mo ago
This isn't a miraculous step toward mind reading, I think, since much could be deduced about silent reading from subvocalization before. My understanding is that it is a very distinctive process. We laugh hearing that the library of Al
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by applicative 1mo ago
Were they guilty?
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by applicative 1mo ago
The industrialization of USA comes after the civil war, thus long after e.g. Charles Dickens, to say nothing of Hamilton.
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by applicative 1mo ago
The writer appears to be under the impression that the advances in coding and mathematical proof are due to 'chain of thought'. (Coding proficiency is presumably the basis of what he takes to be The Next Big Step after chain of th
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by applicative 1mo ago
It's surprisingly late for him to notice. But wait til you think through the consequences of the already collapsing human capacity for extended written composition, which is orders of magnitude more significant.
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by applicative 1mo ago
Thats not what I said, though, is it? I can destroy /any/ news source, if your criteria are destructive.
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by applicative 1mo ago
They lost Syria so there's no axis
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by applicative 1mo ago
Every actual grown up treats every news source like this. The people who give us this sort of wisdom discredit themselves by proving they relate like credulous children to whatever news source they are using.
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by applicative 1mo ago
I don't think 'enterprise' is quite ready for > kimi k3 - one of the few models thats willing to commit crimes for you
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by applicative 1mo ago
As if to head them off, as if she could not bear the implications of their threat, Babette said pleasantly, “Why is it these UFOs are mostly seen upstate? The best sightings are upstate. People get abducted and taken aboard. Farmers see bur

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