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by buyucu 2y ago
How long until Youtube prevents people from watching videos without logging in?
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by buyucu 2y ago
the internet is unusable without uBlock origin. I would never use a browser that did not support uBlock.
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by buyucu 2y ago
Tesla is (in)famous for making unrealistic promises, and not delivering on them.
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by buyucu 2y ago
I tried really hard to find an example. I could not find one.
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by buyucu 2y ago
I have DeepSeek and Qwen running on my laptop and home server. I'm pretty sure neither my laptop nor my home server are in China.
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by buyucu 2y ago
In my experience DeepSeek is far better than Claude for coding.
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by buyucu 2y ago
likewise closed offerings could also fall behind open models. No matter who you are, the rest of the world combined will always be bigger. That is why Linux won the cloud, and why Windows server simply could not compete.
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by buyucu 2y ago
Llama was great because it showed that open LMs can be competitive. But today Llama is simply not in the top league anymore.
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by buyucu 2y ago
I doubt Microsoft makes much money from Windows anymore. Microsoft's valuation primarily comes from Azure and other cloud products.
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by buyucu 2y ago
most of the ''protect the kids!'' rhetoric originates from the government who want to use it as a smoke screen to push authoritarian surveillance laws.
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by buyucu 2y ago
How does one justify this valuation in a world DeepSeek and Qwen are free?
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by buyucu 2y ago
they have a larger model that is in previes and still training.
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by buyucu 2y ago
Reddit is not the place it used to be 15 years ago. I moved on to greener pasture, mostly Lemmy. I really don't want thought police on my internet.
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by buyucu 2y ago
I don't know about OpenAI, but I'm generating training data from Deepseek 671b to train smaller models.
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by buyucu 2y ago
OpenAI has been irrelevant for a while now. All of the new and exciting developments on AI are coming from other places. ClosedAI is no longer the driver of change and innovation.
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by buyucu 2y ago
well, it looks like Elon's teenage boys fired the wrong people :)
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by buyucu 2y ago
because those idiots fired the people who were keeping these dns servers alive.
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by buyucu 2y ago
What Trump has done in 1 month is probably enough to keep courts busy for the next two years. So, get in line.
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by buyucu 2y ago
If it makes you feel any better, that trust was very low to begin with.
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by buyucu 2y ago
Is Intel going to be around by 2030?
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by buyucu 2y ago
I just have 1 reason: it is too expensive. Anything that Azure offers can be found much more cheaper somewhere else.
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by buyucu 2y ago
OpenAI is no longer relevant. DeepSeek was the last nail in ClosedAI's coffin.
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by buyucu 2y ago
Microsoft killed Skype years ago.
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by buyucu 2y ago
Mozilla lost its missing a long time ago. The previous CEO was a disaster, and it looks like this one is too.
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by buyucu 2y ago
The internet is unusable without uBlock. At this point I don't have a browser preference, I only have a uBlock preference. I'll use whatever browser that has good uBlock support.
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by buyucu 2y ago
> The problem with AI hallucination is not that it confuses similar things (that’s just the model being wrong), but that when the AI has no “clear winning answer”, it can and will respond with absolutely anything within its search space,
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by buyucu 2y ago
these guys are on fire! seriously, kudos to the deepseek team.
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by buyucu 2y ago
Opening data is an invitation to lawsuits. That is why even the most die-hard open source enthusiasts are reluctant. It is also why people train a model and generate data with it, rather than sharing the original datasets. These datasets
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by buyucu 2y ago
I suspect that Trump will have a very negative impact on US tech companies.
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by buyucu 2y ago
deepseek just keeps on giving. kudos to them. i can almost hear sam altman and dario amodei cry every time deepseek does something amazing.

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