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by bildung 2y ago
Deepseek offers API pricing directly on their website, so it's pretty easy to compare inference costs indirectly: It's $60.00 vs. $2.19 for 1M output tokens. Openai is 27x as expensive.
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by bildung 2y ago
This is the same axomatic ideology that GPT responded with. Miniscule fraction of what value? What do you think would happen to openai's valuation if their models would accidently advocate for pedophilia or building bombs? I mean this
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by bildung 2y ago
Again, I'm not arguing for anything here. My point was that GPT wasn't willing to imagine a rationale for the labellers to get better compensation.
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by bildung 2y ago
I am not arguing for anything in this case, just pointing out how western ideology finds its way in GPT etc. Also, I didn't write anything about demanding equal pay.
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by bildung 2y ago
GPT4 is also full of ideology, but of course the type you probably grew up with, so harder to see. (No offense intended, this is just the way ideology works). Try for example to persuade GPT to argue that the workers doing data labeling in
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by bildung 2y ago
Well to be fair, he got prominent and created an illegal peer-to-peer lending business to enrich himself on the despair of lower-income people - in a country that has heavy financial regulation in place to prevent exactly these kinds of d
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by bildung 2y ago
No need to be snarky, googling "samsung rollable display patent" isn't so hard: https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=US43...
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by bildung 2y ago
Of course it was, the trick simply was to declare some groups to not be human.
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by bildung 2y ago
There are already Hunyuan fp8 examples running on a 4090 on r/stablediffusion.
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by bildung 2y ago
Enforcing basic device safety is hardly regulatory capture. I was part of preparing devices for CE tests, the requirements are essentially: nobody gets killed if the hardware is plugged in, you haven't accidently created an rf transmit
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by bildung 2y ago
If the project is actually just a hobby, then CE and probably FCC testing is not needed. If the project is a startup, then the cost of labor is not zero, at least not if people are not deluding themselves (i.e. at least opportunity costs sh
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by bildung 2y ago
Was that really the case? I remember they were mocked for e.g. offering wifi only , firewire only etc., while the respective removed alternatives were way more common.
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by bildung 2y ago
> Now I'm to give 50% of this up, having those buffers/cache flushed for... someone unarchiving a tarball?! Nope, unarchiving tarballs doesn't write the tarball content to /tmp. > It smacks of people with deskt
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by bildung 2y ago
Homicide rate is 10x the rate of EU and over 30x the rate of Japan: https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/a... Rape rate is about 3x the rate of EU: https://www.civitas.org.uk&#x2F
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by bildung 3y ago
And yet the self-employment rate in Germany seems to be higher than in the US: https://genderdata.worldbank.org/indicators/sl-emp-self-zs/?...
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by bildung 3y ago
That's true, but society has to have a discourse about who owns these gains, and what to do with the negatively affected people. A scenario where people in creative jobs are essentially dispossessed with tax-avoiding megacorporations b
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by bildung 3y ago
For me personally many of those high fantasy polished D&D based games have become quite boring. I mean they objectively are of high quality! But I couldn't e.g. manage to finish both Pillars of Eternity games because they somehow j
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by bildung 3y ago
Can confirm, I currently have around 240 tabs open (yeah I know...), and most of those a running for at least multiple weeks now. I am on X though, perhaps a Wayland related bug or config thing?
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by bildung 3y ago
Production is the gross output. Productivity is production divided by the whole population or the working population. You can easily have a situation were production shrinks but productivity is unchanged, e.g. because a cohort leaves the wo
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by bildung 3y ago
It's actually pretty common and one of the hurdles of getting comparable data. An anectode from an Amartya Sen book: Uneducated women in rural India, when asked anout their health status, effectively said everything is fine. After gett
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by bildung 3y ago
You can't compare wealth as simplisticly as you imply, for a multitude of reasons, the top three being: * Wealth includes house ownership, but in many EU countries living in a rented apartment is normal and even preferred, mostly becau
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by bildung 4y ago
Funnily enough using the refractive index to discern compounds is the modus operandi of one of the very fist spectrometer made by William Hyde Wollaston in 1802: https://www.en.silicann.com/blog/post/history-of-spe
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by bildung 4y ago
Twitter currently seems on the road to withdrawing from every market...
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Dutch resist US call to ban more chip equipment sales to China(digitimes.com)
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by bildung 4y ago
Twitter had a bunch of people employed to sell Twitter to exactly these cohorts, including the journalists (or their publications)
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by bildung 4y ago
My background is in humanities but the dynamics are the same: Chasing the goal of objectivity, easily measurable datapoints like number of publications and number of citations are used for quantifying impact of a researcher. This incentiviz
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by bildung 4y ago
That's false I fear. Intersectionality hasn't much to do with Foucault. It's a framework for analyzing multiple levels of discrimination occuring at the same time (say for someone having both a physical disability and mental
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by bildung 4y ago
The USA had dozens of years with >10% inflation or deflation during that period, and even multiple years with over 20% inflation. https://www.minneapolisfed.org/about-us/monetary-policy/infl...
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by bildung 4y ago
> I am aware of "gimp" as a derogatory term, but it pops up so infrequently, its primary connotation for me has become this piece of software. This is also the way our language perception generally works: The word is just the
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by bildung 4y ago
Just as in most other parts of central Europe winds seems to be perfectly anticyclical to solar, e.g. higher when solar is lower: https://weatherspark.com/y/87583/Average-Weather-in-Warsaw-P...

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