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by bildung 1y ago
It seems you are more in need of an API to block the government to willingly reduce their income. The US spending per capita isn't that high compared to other developed countries, the US problem is the repeated decisions to have the we
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by bildung 1y ago
Well compared to the human brain LLMs do approximately zero work. An LLM neuron is at least 3 orders of magnitude less complex than a neuron in the human brain - and this factor only accounts for the neuronal instrinsics we currently know o
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by bildung 1y ago
I you look at the horrible things that happened in medical history, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_Study it's pretty clear why the ethics care more about not causing harm...
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by bildung 1y ago
> Why should we send $240 million to Zambia? Is it the United States taxpayers' responsibility to treat all of the developing world's problems? If you see someone drowning in the river, and you stand by and are a good swimmer
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by bildung 1y ago
Your scenario is more like a best-case option, actually. I mean currently there are only 13M people employed in manufacturing in the US [0], while output is at an all time high [1]. The vast majority of this manufacturing is dependent on co
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by bildung 1y ago
Because that would be an obvious loophole and has been made illegal almost everywhere (i.e. you can't have a business that isn't aiming for profitability).
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by bildung 2y ago
You get all of it returned. 100% of the VAT you paid on things you as a company bought you'll get back from the tax office. And when selling products, you'll send 100% of the VAT collected from consumers to the tax office. VAT d
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Tesla (TSLA) announces 336,681 deliveries, far worse than expected(electrek.co)
91 points by bildung 2y ago|32 comments
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by bildung 2y ago
But if that is true, why does the EU actually has almost double the entrepreneurs per capita the US has, as I have linked? > Having to move the goalposts to the 1850s to make a point about relevant European businesses should be alarmi
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by bildung 2y ago
These just compare market cap. As the US economy is disproportionally financialized, that outcome is hardly surprising: This was just measuring market financialization by proxy. I mean two of the largest on the left, Google and Meta, are es
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by bildung 2y ago
There's research that has shown that stress in the early years of life delays development of the hippocampus - and without sufficiently developed hippocampus you can't have these kinds of memories. So the generalization ("all
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by bildung 2y ago
"The early years are chaotic. The brain undergoes extensive rewiring. This makes it a difficult to form lasting memories." That is reduced too much from the actual state of research, presumably for the sake of accessibility. We ob
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by bildung 2y ago
Teslas market share in the EU is currently at around 15% of EVs - Musk hardly "won" that market. The only EV market where that looks to be true is the US, which has a protectionist policy of 100% tariffs in place to keep out the c
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by bildung 2y ago
Feel free to explain to explain to these economists what they did wrong in their paper
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by bildung 2y ago
It's tariffs. The US has a 100% tariff on Chinese EV already since 2024.
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by bildung 2y ago
> We’ve seen Germany turning to lignite to heat homes due to the Russia Ukraine conflict. No, this is false, as you can see here lignite consumption actually dropped : https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/ge
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by bildung 2y ago
> CBT as proposed and studied in lab settings can't really be applied in the wild like most evidence based therapists try to, Because that part is wrong, apart from the underlying inner working being dissected in labs (the cogniti
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by bildung 2y ago
Looking at how they earned their 100s of CVEs, script kiddie almost looks like a compliment
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by bildung 2y ago
Here's your wakup call: https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/worlds-largest-sodium-io...
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by bildung 2y ago
If you look even deeper, at people's actual attitudes[1], you'll see that far-right positions are approx. equally distributed in Eastern and Western Germany - the kind of people voting AfD in Eastern Germany (currently) just vote
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by bildung 2y ago
Apparently overall EV sales went up over 37%: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/europe...
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by bildung 2y ago
How does it work in iOS? On Android User A taps on the wifi they are connected to and gets a QR code, and User B taps on the icon for scanning wifi QR codes, so one tap each once you are in your wifi settings.
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by bildung 2y ago
EU car manufacturers are also heavily subsidized. Subsidies are really hard do compare because you can structure them very differently and still achieve similar results (think direct loans or land leases, lower taxes, state sponsored infr
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by bildung 2y ago
It's a strategy, called Starve the Beast . The idea is to collect taxes, which then forces the current government to cut expenditures. The current Trump administration is no difference, this is what all the talk about government bloat
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by bildung 2y ago
Obviously not, otherwise the dynamics would be the same in other developed countries.
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by bildung 2y ago
If it was faster with ollama, then you most probably just downloaded a different model (hard to recognize with ollama). Ollama only adds UX to llama.cpp, and nothing compute-wise.
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by bildung 2y ago
Thanks! TIL.
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by bildung 2y ago
I think the point of the two socket solution is the doubled memory bandwith. You propose using just a single one of the same CPU, or am I missing something?
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by bildung 2y ago
The twitter link doesn't work if you don't have an account, so I personally found the alternatives helpful.
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by bildung 2y ago
Well there's the practical reason of the model natively being fp8 ;) One of the innovative ideas making it so much less compute-intensive, apparently.

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