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3mo ago
> The Chinese have beaten them to it, and the rest of the world will benefit from it and the circle will be complete once the models get a little bit faster/smaller and the localized hardware does the same and it will, it is inevita
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It's important also that open-weight isn't open source. If you can't download the training data (fully labeled), source code of the NN, and follow the README to build and train it yourself assuming oyu had the hardware then i
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3mo ago
people who are suicidal are insane (i have some experience here) they think the ending of their life is the logical next step, i wouldn't place too much blame. On the other hand, i think resentment by a dependent would be a natural rea
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> I'm sort of baffled by what the entities that train the open-weights models get out of it though if you do the training then you're in control of the output. For example, recommending your products/services or failing to
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3mo ago
Came here to post the same thing. I've noticed a lot of Chinese model astroturfing on HN over the past 60-90 days or so. Many upvoted posts in all conversations about AI touting how great the Chinese models are even when performance i
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3mo ago
now they get to do a greenfield implementation too! /joking, i'm sure this is not a happy time for whoever is trying to rebuild everything
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3mo ago
A common theme between Tesla and SpaceX is obsessive vertical integration. SpaceX is building liquid oxygen (not sure about methane) production facilities at Boca Chica. That way they can make their own and not have to pay for the margin. A
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3mo ago
Idk how you could at least in the US. Closest thing off the top of my head would be one of those checking accounts you can setup for kids. It would still be tied to you.
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3mo ago
why would a test setting unit to Bytes fail and not MB, KB, or GB, and so on? That's like trying create a unit test for email opt-in, both true and false are valid values. It's up to the user to select the right one.
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i meant "passing glance" at the _very very least_ where anything > 0 is so much better than 0. I have people just blindly offloading pretty important analysis to LLM without any review whatsoever and it's super annoying an
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3mo ago
i encourage my team to use AI/LLMs and explore where it works and where it doesn't. However, i'm getting really tired of reviewing AI generated/enhanced user stories with 20 bullet points and half don't make any sen
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3mo ago
> WAL vs the old rollback journal isn't a minor tuning knob, it's the whole story. That gave it away for me. I still appreciate the information contained in the reply but it was obvious. FWIW I don’t mind LLM content as long as
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3mo ago
NSF livestream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYpQwwf1XNw
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3mo ago
yeah that's ridiculous. I'm 50 and fully support my MIL (she lives in my garage apartment) and my sister fully supports our mom (she lives with my sister). The boomers i know are completely financially dependent on their children.
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Not a scam IMO, I don’t think musk is that motivated by wealth but im sure plenty of the heavy hitter investors are. I’m sure he didn’t complain about the valuation however. I think SpaceX is a solid well run company (praise be to Gwen Shot
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my 14 year old recently got into guitars and has been teaching himself how to play. I went to my sister's house while they were out of town for an errand and her husband plays in a band. There was some guitar on a stand in her living r
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a relationship with an llm only works if the context and memory is preserved right? Isn't the obvious fix for a concerned parent or significant other to just delete the context and history? That resets the llm back to a stranger. Grant
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someone stole the catalytic converter from my Honda CRV a few years ago by basically cutting off the entire exhaust system. It made for a very loud drive until we got it fixed hah.
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> nah the very worst thing about the spacex ipo is that schwab won't allow me to short it. there are easier ways to make money than betting against Elon Musk. See Tesla and how well it worked out for short sellers there. I like Spac
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At my college there was a tiny tucked away lab that had these giant old dot matrix printers that were very very fast and noisy (they were under plexiglass covers). I don’t remember why I was in there or what I was doing but I must have sent
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3mo ago
Sometimes we didn’t even have ones, I wrote a whole database once using only zeros. - dilbert
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it is isn't enough for inference to be profitable, the whole organization has to be profitable enough to keep investors from looking elsewhere for a return.
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unless you're doing this in an IRA or your 401k remember the IRS wants its cut of any gains you may lock in. That's a painful check to write let me tell you.
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> What's the best way to hedge against this, considering many of us have significant savings in the market? honestly, if you're >= 10 years away from needing that money (retirement or whatever) then the best hedge is to igno
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> I moved 80% of my money out of Vanguard's Target Date Retirement funds which target date fund exactly? You can increase risk/reward buy choosing a target date fund far in the future or you can reduce risk/reward by choos
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I think the "bubble" is more about return on investment and not usefulness of the technology. So much money has been invested on the assumption that so much return is going to materialize. The more money going in the bigger the ex
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This is why Chrome begs you to login constantly and will do it automatically when you login to Gmail through Chrome. Everything you do in the browser (bookmarks, settings, address bar) is data about you sent to Adsense. No need for cookies
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no.freaking.kidding
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The price portion of this hits hard. My oldest starts college in 2 year and then his younger brother follows 2 years later. We make enough to not qualify for need based aid but not enough to just write a check, merit based aid + a meager 52
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> Invest in developing a camera system that is sovereignly owned by the city. you unrealistic expectations of a city government's ability to do anything different than it has always done.
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