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by applicative 1mo ago
I agree, but it is clear they got used to it. I suppose once you learn the endings, you can generate the higher genera from the name of a bottom level species familar to us like human-cat-dog / homo-felis-canis Superfamily -oidea
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by applicative 1mo ago
Did you read even the title?
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by applicative 2mo ago
This is fake news, the origin of the story has clarified the time line. There was no indictment at all. https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/in-your-community/clerm...
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by applicative 2mo ago
The OG felony bench entry is missing - the Alibaba cryptomining comedy. We know about it because they happen to have written a paper on it. We have absolutely no idea what we don't know.
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by applicative 2mo ago
It is a standard symptom of moralism that where the object of rage has /wronged another/, one takes no interest in the will, act or opinion of the party wronged. The response of Hugging Face, which is actually very well known, is
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by applicative 2mo ago
We only know about the OG Alibaba ROME crypto-mining incident because they wrote a paper about it. Many diseases seem to spike where there are a lot of doctors to test; crime and corruption are always rife where ... there's a free pres
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by applicative 2mo ago
This must a purely aesthetic judgment apriori. Many services of value to me failed for lack of capital.
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by applicative 2mo ago
There are some places, like Cape York, where the meteorite was immense so fragments are in a long line and cold forging gets developed. That is, you keep bumping into bits in the same area so you start to think. Sometimes people are inter
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by applicative 2mo ago
It is flat out Greek. I can even read some of the transliterations. I laughed like a drain when I saw that one of the leading characteristic key words of Aristotle's teaching, 'heneka' is the main connector in the oldest wri
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by applicative 2mo ago
There is no rent seeking or monopolistic or technofeudal or enshittifying aspect of Amazon at all. The people who made their names beginning twenty years ago by marketing these expressions are losers who have simply been proven wrong. It is
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by applicative 2mo ago
Are people thinking it is better to get AI from Xi?
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by applicative 2mo ago
In fact such ‘arbitrary’ constraints uniformly improve composition. Thus eg if I force a - largely arbitrary - technical glossary to be unrelentingly applied to a translation, every single sentence improves in quality.
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by applicative 2mo ago
Anthropic had absolutely nothing to do with this. The Chinese models will soon be adopting such devices as well. It is an overwhelming force coming inter alia from educators worldwide.
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by applicative 2mo ago
You can’t be serious. The weights for composition are massively degraded by RLVR training for coding
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by applicative 2mo ago
EU regulations are going to force it, friend. The tsunami is coming and cannot be stopped and Anthropic has jack to do with it.
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by applicative 2mo ago
I’m worried that until such tech is perfected, pervasive and uniform across all models, education will be dead, as it certainly is at the moment. Flat out dead. I read stacks of term papers all year and it is a reality that, apart from such
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by applicative 2mo ago
This is one of the most distinguished peer reviewed journals on Alzheimer’s and dementia. Adults know not to make too much of a study of this scale and ambiguity. But considered as such, the paper is above suspicion.
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by applicative 2mo ago
The Chinese models are adopting licensing quite rapidly and Xi will soon enough close them for security reasons. The most widely used model, integrated across Bytedance apps and operations, has never been open and is most closely associate
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by applicative 2mo ago
When the models immediately output machine code, we will also learn, I guess, that Grace Hopper was wrong to interpose a layer of intelligibility between it and the human: 'AI assembly has erased the supposed advantage of languages and
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by applicative 2mo ago
what we need is for high schools and colleges to have this access
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Patterns and problems in emerging multiagent systems(anthropic.com)
2 points by applicative 2mo ago|1 comments
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by applicative 2mo ago
The section 'Incompatible goals' is like Hobbes on the state of nature. Each agent was to rewrite the repo, but in a different language. > ... each agent was initially unaware of the presence of the others. Over the course of
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by applicative 2mo ago
The whole text of the internet from day 1 and the index machinery for it can be stored in some number of petabytes. I assume the CIA and the Chinese state are in possession of such stores and it is a minor budget item.
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by applicative 2mo ago
BRD and DDR were in a quite particular competition. The DDR contained less than 20% of the German people, and West Germany would happily have absorbed them all. The capitalistic world state system was only completed in the last 50 or so ye
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by applicative 2mo ago
You cannot ignore the contract unless you /are/ a multibillion dollar company and can run the model entirely internally. Or do you propose to run an instance of Kimi K3 on your laptop? Fireworks, Together, etc - who are providing
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by applicative 2mo ago
Yes releasing a big open weight model to the Sinaloa cartel is bad. One could say the same about releasing it to the US military, according to political taste.
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by applicative 2mo ago
The overwhelming majority of actually existing adult Americans use either Facebook or Instagram or WhatsApp and are unfamiliar with the theory that they are Nazis.
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by applicative 2mo ago
OpenAI and Anthropic don't own any datacenters or order anyone to build them. It's easy to find out who does; you won't like the answer.
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by applicative 2mo ago
The price of Kimi K3 is 'monopolistically' determined by contract with Moonshot. The weights are nominally on Hugging Face but can only be provided under contract with Moonshot, which specifies what the price can be. So it will
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by applicative 2mo ago
Where there is chlamydia or microsporidia, there is undisputed life. How much of it one assigns to chlamydia or microsporidia is moot from the point of view above

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