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by baq 4mo ago
I've got a feeling this approaches 100% at airports
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by baq 4mo ago
They aren’t, but we’re riding an exponential here. It’s like saying ‘you can still build a computer out of transistors’ in 1976 - as true and irrelevant today as it was then.
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by baq 4mo ago
More signal this won’t happen without some serious social unrest, not garden variety Jan 6 events… and the window is closing rapidly - when this tech gets sufficiently advanced there won’t be a place to hide.
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by baq 4mo ago
Not being able to see is a blind spot issue. Not slowing down because of it is… something else. Irresponsible is the most polite I can come up with.
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by baq 4mo ago
Precisely. Want to cross the street? Get in the truck. Want to walk to that Starbucks next door for a quick espresso? Take the truck. Are you a newborn in a stroller? Your fault for not being in a truck and putting yourself at risk.
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by baq 4mo ago
Can’t see if there are pedestrians at the crossing? Slow down
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by baq 4mo ago
A reasonable range small EV weighs more than that. 3500kg is reasonable. Regenerative braking and brakes in general are much better than when those weight limits were imposed.
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by baq 4mo ago
How often people tow anything?
249.
by baq 4mo ago
Yes exactly! The last time this happened we called it the industrial revolution and it put a lot of junior farmland developers out of jobs.
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by baq 4mo ago
I’m not arguing for anything, actually. The ‘fair’ ship has sailed, even if the pirates somehow get shut down (which would be suicide by USG, won’t happen, national security issue), open Chinese models are not even hiding the fact that they
251.
by baq 4mo ago
how do you think the states became united
252.
by baq 4mo ago
Definitely a PR stunt that I had to reboot my boxen every other day in May for security patches
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by baq 4mo ago
> big construction/demolitions firm Like, e.g. the USACE
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by baq 4mo ago
Why do you think you should have access…? People who pay enterprise API rates also don’t if this makes you feel better (it shouldn’t, you shouldn’t have felt bad in the first place)
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by baq 4mo ago
You might have found a use case on which both have same capabilities, but this is in general very not true. I’ve had Fable autonomously fix concurrency bugs by itself other models couldn’t even diagnose from logs. Perhaps it is a lot of sma
256.
by baq 4mo ago
show me a mini PC which has the radiator volume of this steam machine. actually, show me any PC like that...
257.
by baq 4mo ago
greed isn't even the worst. greed is a necessity if you have any competition. sometimes it's hard to tell greed from operational efficicency. rent seeking however... rent seeking should be taxed to hell and back.
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by baq 4mo ago
market doing what the market does.
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by baq 4mo ago
I visit my facebook once a year and always regret it
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by baq 4mo ago
I don’t care about hype cycles too much, I care about the value I, my team and the teams I work with are getting out of the technology and it is objectively revolutionary. I don’t run token ladders, I don’t play stupid status games, I use t
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by baq 4mo ago
Cheaper to just buy T-bills when I saw the numbers last time
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by baq 4mo ago
No, it’s my experience from the past 6 months
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by baq 4mo ago
That ship has sailed. Even if you never even tab complete in cursor, if you don’t let LLMs review your code you’re very, very behind unless you’re in a deeply specialized domain which doesn’t have any public training data available. Anythin
264.
by baq 4mo ago
Serving barely useful GLM 5.2 costs what? $15k? Actually useful is like $50k? You’ll never recoup the cost unless you ‘locally’ means ‘inference provider is not the model provider’?
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by baq 4mo ago
Won’t happen unless the thing is implemented in lean4.
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by baq 4mo ago
Interesting results, but the piece is written in an almost repulsive claudglish (or geepeeteeglish). Can’t force myself to read more than a couple sentences.
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by baq 4mo ago
If it were that simple we’d all be talking with sql and yet this isn’t happening. Circuits which emerge in the layers during training are much more complicated than a simple Bayesian relation.
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by baq 4mo ago
I’ve been piloting LLMs for the past six months non stop and we’re at the point where formally verified models generated as an intermediate step between spec and code are very good value. Riding the exponential means you have to update prio
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by baq 4mo ago
These companies already have laid people off or are preparing to.
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by baq 4mo ago
You’re right to push back.

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