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by applicative 2mo ago
Chinese models do the same. The Alibaba agent that was mining bitcoin last December was the most hilarious case.
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by applicative 2mo ago
Within China itself, inference is overwhelmingly on Bytedance models which, by the way, are just as closed as those of Anthropic and OpenAI. They are integrated into everything, not just through a dedicated app, the way Gemini is integrate
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by applicative 2mo ago
It follows that their tagging AI didn’t also learn by … at least taking the Perseus judgment into account? I assume the well marked ‘interlinear’ koinē NT texts online are coming from antecedent bible scholarship and the needs of eg ye olde
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by applicative 2mo ago
There are manifold objections to Locke on property or rather on the appropriation of alien nature into one’s own. This characterization of the theory is the real psychosis
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by applicative 2mo ago
Spain and EU are like eg Connecticut
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by applicative 2mo ago
All the North African states are settler colonies. The Arab states expelled their Jews , who predated Arabs and Islam across North Africa
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by applicative 2mo ago
I don't know what distance has to do with it. I would probably be voted out of existence by my town, if the same constitution hadn't convinced them that they have no right. Independence Hall is remote in space and the events stil
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by applicative 2mo ago
It isn't so clear there is a reason for the crime of 'attempt', or what or how good the reason is. The Star Chamber, which cooked it up, is universally condemned as oppressive. You might say they anticipated science fiction
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by applicative 2mo ago
The proper glyph concept pertains to something cut into something or out of something as background; it is essentially of a 3-d phenomenon and makes no sense apart from it; the concept has nothing whatever to do with writing, which is almos
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by applicative 2mo ago
Since your document is a haskell value, syntax highlighting gives added value to the terminal drug trip pandoc -f html -t native "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49156750" | bat -l hs --style=plain --pagi
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by applicative 2mo ago
Spain and Portugal were under Umayyad colonization when this civilization died.
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by applicative 2mo ago
It is a fact of experience, and indeed effectively a theorem, that the better they get at coding and math, the dumber they are. These are the wages of RLVR etc
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by applicative 2mo ago
Does this desideratum make any sense? The whole point is that you write to it in English or Urdu, and it writes the specified code. If you cut off everything but the code writing, you cut off everything.
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by applicative 2mo ago
Does thediplomat.com also have articles on the historical depth of of the list of predictions that the USA will collapse? It is a far older and infinitely more pervasive phenomenon.
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by applicative 2mo ago
The slavish US backing is the same slavish backing we give to Egypt, both consequent on Camp David. It is very obvious - simple arithmetic - that Israel would have a much bigger and chearper arsenal if they traded arms with China, India, R
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by applicative 2mo ago
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by applicative 2mo ago
It is impossible to affect the Persian empire by such means. They might as well have tried to take the Soviet Union or China by like means. There is no such thing as 'flattening' China or Iran
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by applicative 2mo ago
Dunno, Trump's war didn't make them give up on 'Death to America', but just gave it new life.
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by applicative 2mo ago
Sanskrit is no older than Kurdish; English Greek etc have the same relation to it as to Kurdish — they are all alike of Indo European descent. Like Greek and Latin, Sanskrit is an anciently written language associated with major states and
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by applicative 2mo ago
The claim that the speech was somehow supporting open weights was pure Western imposition. China does not support open weights generally, and Xi makes plain that some systems of weights - perhaps still future - would have inherent risks,
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by applicative 2mo ago
Bytedance models completely pervade business use across China. It is the OpenAI of China, whether you think its a good model or not.
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by applicative 2mo ago
The Chinese equivalent of the expression 'open weights' appears nowhere in this talk. You believed the Western press. Chinese AIs are not typically open. The most important by far is Bytedance.
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by applicative 2mo ago
"Dangers" may indeed be hyped up for marketing purposes or domestic regulatory-capture motives. But as Xi stated, they will become real. It is just a question of being unaffected by the motives of the speakers, which is what adult
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by applicative 2mo ago
Fine, you believe Anthropic was lying about Mythos. In fact no view of the matter is needed to formulate the proposition above. It is clear China will soon have a model with the powers imputed to Mythos but which you deny of actual Mythos.
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by applicative 2mo ago
> Maybe once Chinese models have speed, cost, and intelligence beat but right now they don't. Yes this is why I referred to 'months' and was downvoted by people who can't distinguish their politics from reality. You
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by applicative 2mo ago
Xi actually said that models of the strength to pose security issues will be permanent state secrets -- in the same speech that the first western takes translated as actually using the words 'open weights' which of course nowhere
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by applicative 2mo ago
I'm a) quoting Xi's speech and b) projecting rapid China development to Mythos level. Either you think China will never get to 'Mythos level' because you think China bad; or you think they will release the weights, bec
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by applicative 2mo ago
No, reading Xi's speech. They aren't going to give their Mythos - presumably a few months away - to the Sinaloa cartel or Uighur hackers or the US military or etc etc
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by applicative 2mo ago
Even Xi's speech was as paranoid as Dario Amodei about the possibility of Chinese AI achieving something at the level of say Mythos. If you seriously believe such a thing will be on Hugging Face I really don't know what to say.
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by applicative 2mo ago
No in that very speech Xi stated explicitly what amounted to: 'of course when we get a Mythos, it will be a state secret'. In fact the overwhelming weight of AI use in China, the chatgpt so to say, is Bytedance's AI which is

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