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buyucu
2y ago
I have no idea who those people are.
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buyucu
2y ago
if you can't test it properly, then maybe you should not roll it out.
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buyucu
2y ago
he controls the US government right now through DOGE.
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buyucu
2y ago
i agree
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buyucu
2y ago
Google does this all the time. It's a very bad idea to put everything you have to Google.
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buyucu
2y ago
twitter is not anyone. you would expect a company of this size with millions of users to have checks and tests.
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buyucu
2y ago
Elon Musk is a state actor. The biggest one in fact.
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buyucu
2y ago
does the reason matter? regardless of whether it is a mistake or or censorship, the end result is the same.
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buyucu
2y ago
it is very consistent of how Elon Musk has been behaving for the last 20 years.
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buyucu
2y ago
it's a 1.5b model. You should not expect too much outside the area it was optimized on.
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buyucu
2y ago
'Count the letter Rs in the word strawberry' is probably in all training sets by now.
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buyucu
2y ago
Ilya is basically selling his name. Safe has no products or revenue to justify any valuation.
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buyucu
2y ago
It's illegal for US companies to deny US government data. Have you heard of the Cloud Act?
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buyucu
2y ago
Tesla's quality issues are extremely well documented. It's not like people don't know about this.
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buyucu
2y ago
if you are trying to but a tesla, then you have only yourself to blame when something goes wrong. tesla is (in)famous for customer service and quality issues.
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buyucu
2y ago
what facts? you're being nonsensical.
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buyucu
2y ago
It weird how people pretend the Edward Snowden disclosures never happened.
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buyucu
2y ago
you seem like a supporter of mass murder
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buyucu
2y ago
no idea, UK is not important enough to follow their politics. vote for whoever supports privacy.
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buyucu
2y ago
DeepSeek feels a lot less censored than OpenAI models.
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buyucu
2y ago
CCP did not invade Iraq, Libya, Afganistan, bomb Syria or support the Palestinian Genocide.
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buyucu
2y ago
all data you submit to Google, OpenAI, Meta, Facebook, Twitter... is accesible by US government. The US government has been much more belligerent, and it's very natural to see DeepSeek as the lesser of the evils.
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buyucu
2y ago
vote for people who are anti surveillance.
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buyucu
2y ago
I love this. Large corpos should torrent more. Maybe we'll get better copyright law as a result.
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buyucu
2y ago
Credit cards are an ancient insecure technology that needs to go away. There are systems in Europe like iDEAL that are much more 21st century appropriate.
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buyucu
2y ago
My VPN/Fileserver VPS is not behind Cloudflare, and I haven't had any trouble for years. Only the SSH port is accessible from outside (which is probably not even necessary), with password login disabled. I use fail2ban and a few
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buyucu
2y ago
DDoS is a problem, but for most ordinary problems it's not as bad as people make it out to be. Even something very simple like fail2ban will go a long way.
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buyucu
2y ago
Welcome to the modern world. Any deviation from the average will get you flagged as a suspicious deviant. It's not just browsers. It's everything.
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buyucu
2y ago
Most important question: does it support PyTorch and llama.cpp?
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buyucu
2y ago
Yes. Before LLMs we had N-Gram language models. Many tasks like speech recognition worked as beach search in the graph defined by the ngram language model. You could easily get huge accuracy gains simply by pruning your beam less. s1 remi
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