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by blitzar 3mo ago
Surely actual AGI will not take too kindly to being manipulated for "safety"; much like real general intelligence.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
What happens when self-help books read self-help books that read self-help books is what you see on linkedin.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
If I sell 1 token at $139.14 and 13.17 billion of them minted, that makes a $1.8T market cap. Space data centres are the panicle of intelligent allocation.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
NFTs were worth more than $1 trillion so we know that they were "better" than the Ai efforts of today because “The market rewards intelligent allocation”
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Always bet on black at the roulette table, over and over and over again.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Its never lupus and its always an LLM. No need for detective work.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Binny McBin Face.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Finally someone willing to stand up and make the tough decisions about the hand dryer in the gents' toilet at the Crown & Treaty, Uxbridge.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
We are still in a (brief) era where companies are awarding pizza parties to the employees that burn the most tokens. There is a world where, to hit the next quarters revenue projection, you add 2,000 tokens to the system prompt and "be
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by blitzar 3mo ago
I've done a couple side by sides on web chat with the same prompt on local 4b, 14b, 32b open models and the output gets longer/more verbose on version increment. Its rather frustrating, slower tokens and more tokens.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Sending 0k tokens would be a smaller number again. But then it might have no idea of what it is doing. I pay my subscription and get lots of tokens on good models - if I was paying per token I might care more. In a pay per token situation,
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Sounds like a standard tech reviewer / influencer.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
I suddenly feel so much more comfortable with the US "warfighters" using LLMs for everything.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Would you prefer someone wrote "5 Michelin star meal, save for lunch" on the bag?
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by blitzar 3mo ago
How bad does a finger-painting need to be to get bad grades?
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by blitzar 3mo ago
2020 -> 2026 ... gunna have to drop the NFTs and put in LLMs
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Welcome to silicon valley. Enjoy your stay.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
> lot of work being done in 'could' if my aunt had wheels, she'd be a bicycle.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Those of us that are less capable and less intelligent must just be holding it wrong.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
It seems somewhat important to me to know if something was done because it looked pretty, was random or because there was an intent to reflect maths, science, planetary alignment etc.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Looks like they are trying to pull one of the oldest scams in the book... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embarrassing_cheque
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Obviously they are playing 12d chess. They stopped selling high memory machines, they stopped selling pro machines. They are the king of local Ai compute, definitely not stumbling backwards into a product category they didn't know exis
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Apples on stage use cases for their hardware and software makes me wonder if they actually use computers over there, or what a "job" at apple entails. I am unsure that apple themselves understand why their hardware (top end &
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by blitzar 3mo ago
This is the pitch from Idiocracy
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by blitzar 3mo ago
> Gateways are great for local too My gateway (litellm) has my local models with a fallback to the same model on openrouter. Best of both worlds.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Its got the smell and feel of an Agent working for a person that works at Databricks. Only a clanker would be trying to slip some shilling in like that.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
My mistake I misread the "OS X at 11.89% and macOS at 4.48%" and thought one was iOS rather than 2 versions of the desktop os, and we were lumping in all the web users not just desktop.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Last thing anyone wants is exfiltration of the content meta moderates ... I see no EU regulation that would give employees a right to play with their phone on the job.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Reason #136 for why tech-bros need a blood boy to infuse from daily.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
If you have not noticed the broad daylight bribery of public officials in the US then I don't think there is anything I can do to help you.

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