azinman2

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by azinman2 1y ago
“Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.” I’d encourage you to “read again” the HN guidelines. > Government shouldn't bail o
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by azinman2 1y ago
Use another email client, such as Apple Mail if you’re on an iPhone. I believe it defaults to plaintext.
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by azinman2 1y ago
Except if Intel goes there’s no leading chip manufacturer left. You can’t just (easily) tax cut your way to having that concentrated knowledge and market position.
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by azinman2 1y ago
The gov doesn’t invest in index funds or gold or in any traditional investor way outside of spurring growth.
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by azinman2 1y ago
I guess I was hoping for you guys to put up these weights. I think they’d be popular for these very large models. You guys already do a lot for the local LLM community and I appreciate it.
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by azinman2 1y ago
It’d also be great if you guys could do a fine tune to run on an 8x80G A/H100. These H200/B200 configs are harder to come by (and much more expensive).
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by azinman2 1y ago
Meta doesn’t really serve companionship. It used to make Yu connected to others in your social graph, which AI cannot replace. If IG still has the eyeballs, people can put AI generated content on it with or without meta’s permission. Like w
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by azinman2 1y ago
> I highly doubt if we will see the same form of increase in the next 40 years People would have predicted this at 1GHZ. I wouldn’t discount anything about the future.
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by azinman2 1y ago
And timing
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by azinman2 1y ago
> AI is very much an existential threat to Meta. How so?
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by azinman2 1y ago
Developed isn’t the same thing as socialized… or to what degree even. In the countries that do have this it’s often much harder to make $10M. Also the context of this is Woz, aka the US.
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by azinman2 1y ago
$10M being enough depends on a lot of things: 1. Do you have children, and if so, are they going to expensive private schools or have other expensive hobbies 2. Are you planning on stopping working, and how many years do you need to support
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by azinman2 1y ago
I’m curious for your service, if it’s centered around privacy, why is the data stored for 14 days at all? My understanding with fireworks is that it’s 0 logging — nothing to store. To me that’s private.
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by azinman2 1y ago
So what happens when they need to display a flag?
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I'm guessing its largely enthusiasts for now, but as they continue getting better: 1. App makers can fine tune smaller models and include in their apps to avoid server costs 2. Privacy-sensitive content can be either filtered out or wo
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by azinman2 1y ago
> The EU has military bases in the EU and the waters which touch the EU. The U.S has a military presence in every Ocean of the world. UK/France and I’m sure others have bases all over the world.
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by azinman2 1y ago
That’s not the same at all. That’s a personalized plan based on your usage but smoothed out over the year for predictable bills, in contrast with Claude/openai’s uniform $20/$200/mo plans. You can’t use as much electricity as
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by azinman2 1y ago
But what you're missing is imagine you could pay a flat fee for all your utilities... and that fee is quite low. And imagine a very competitive marketplace where the switching costs are basically zero. What do you think will happen?
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by azinman2 1y ago
This is such an important point. Not sure about India, which is still very market forces driven, but china can just force its employers to do whatever is of strategic importance. That’s long gone in the US. Market forces here will only ever
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by azinman2 1y ago
That’s a long list. Not all research is good research, or shows the effect you’re looking for. Where did this come from? Do you use red light therapy? For what? How often? Where do you focus it? I did manage to get some red light masks alth
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by azinman2 1y ago
It’s not clear to me CFS is really a thing. To me it’s a catch all BS diagnosis that basically says “we don’t know what this is, so we’re calling it CFS”.
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by azinman2 1y ago
This could not be more literally true
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by azinman2 1y ago
Mildly interesting of course, but all we’ve learned is that regardless of how high profile you are, you’re still a human embedded within a common taste space… one that was mostly formed in your teenage-to-20s years.
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by azinman2 1y ago
I don’t know who will buy this puff piece of a utopian future brought to you by… Meta? Filled with scandal after negative world changing behaviors that they don’t stop? The ones that want to make money no matter what harms it does? Why woul
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by azinman2 1y ago
They originally claimed they wouldn’t as to not compete with their API users…
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I just did and it gave them to me. What did you write in your prompt?
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by azinman2 1y ago
Yes because he’s throwing the baby out with the bath water, being completely myopic about the value add to society and what it takes to make America competitive. Of course he’ll be dead before the real multi-generational consequences take e
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by azinman2 1y ago
NASA does far more science research than spacex.
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In no place where you’re getting a 1M pretax offer.
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I don’t see how a company could promise this. Everyone gets diluted for every funding round, for example.

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