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by az226 2y ago
One click is all it takes. That’s the lowest on the totem pole of social engineering.
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by az226 2y ago
100%. Basically allow the phone to be unlocked unless it goes into default, then it gets relocked until out of default.
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by az226 2y ago
So make the device unlocked with the ability to lock it back if you fail to make the payments.
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by az226 2y ago
Maybe they can offer a midway point. Allow additional eSIMs to be added if your main phone plan is still active. Currently this use case is impossible.
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by az226 2y ago
For me it’s Coming to America, the King of Zamunda.
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by az226 2y ago
Daniel is Israeli.
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by az226 2y ago
That’s not quite true. They also tested benchmarks and compared with an AdamW trained model.
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by az226 2y ago
And eaten with bones and all in one bite.
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by az226 2y ago
Remedies don’t always necessitate a breakup. For instances if Android phones were allowed to not make Google the default search engine, for Apple to ask each user which engine they want instead of there being a default, for query and click
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by az226 2y ago
And Electric PUCs pay crypto miners not to mine, tens of millions of dollars, more than what they earn from mining.
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by az226 2y ago
Or the higher price is to accommodate the returns/RMA of the failed drives.
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by az226 2y ago
The word eligible is doing heavy lifting in my comment. The government can look into and qualify top tier non-profits like the Gates Foundation, St. Jude, YMCA, etc.
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by az226 2y ago
This is going to be a anti-DEI treasure trove. The unsaid things will be shown to have very much been said.
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by az226 2y ago
I’ve thought about this. What if we gave billionaires the option (marginal tax rates for capital gains), where they are either paying any taxes above $XM as either taxes or as donations to a list of eligible non-profits. Basically “forced”
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by az226 2y ago
And diffusion models.
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by az226 2y ago
Your marketing says 500 but your math says 759.
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by az226 2y ago
Doesn’t work for Dolby content, unless there exists such specialty devices that can decode Dolby.
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by az226 2y ago
Odd that they don’t expand on this: In Yandex’s pre-trainings, the implementation of YaFSDP along with other memory optimization strategies resulted in a speed gain of 45%.
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by az226 2y ago
With Amazon likely releasing a Kindle Color soon, do you think your tablet will offer color any time soonish?
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by az226 2y ago
They already have in many areas. Beyond human intelligence in some as well. What a dumb take. Half his opinions are dead wrong. LLMs will evolve from single model inference to multi-stage inference, which may involve a collection of models
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by az226 2y ago
Tell me you’re not literate in law without telling me you’re not literate in law.
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by az226 2y ago
It’s not even equity. OpenAI is a nonprofit. They’re profit participation units and probably come with a few gotchas like these.
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by az226 2y ago
Trust was irrevocably broken. That’s why he is leaving.
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by az226 2y ago
Ilya hasn’t been working on core models for a while. He’s been focused on superalignment. That’s good for the world. Since OpenAI is leading/closest to AGI, it’s the best place to work on superalignment.
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by az226 2y ago
How much do you take? How often?
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by az226 2y ago
Something something about everything looking like a nail when you’re holding a hammer
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by az226 3y ago
For GPUs where Nvidia has turned off P2P, can RAM or NVMe drives be used for emulating P2P? Let’s assume you have a RAID AIC with 4 or 8 high speed SSDs. Could you make 3 3090s work as well as 3 A5000 RTX for training a model?
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by az226 3y ago
NSA, CIA, FBI, DHS.
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by az226 3y ago
You talking about Sir Demis Hassabis?
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by az226 3y ago
They use less memory for inference but remember the details less well. For instance if you’re implementing code and want edits, it will forget various functions to be part of the script. Even transformers aren’t perfect at this and SSMs are

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