cherryteastain

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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
I switched to it for my personal subscription because on discount it was less than half the price of ChatGPT Plus/Claude Pro
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
Nobody cared about deep learning back in 2007, when CUDA released. It wasn't until the 2012 AlexNet milestone that deep neural nets start to become en vogue again.
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
I will let you explore the Israel Palestine angle yourself as it is more subtle than Qwen's Tiananmen hard filtering. But there are topics that ChatGPT hard blocks just like Qwen [1]. [1] https://www.independent.co.uk/t
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
From my testing on their website it doesn't. Just like Western LLMs won't answer many questions about the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude are banned in China. Chinese model providers are getting absolutely massive amounts of very valuable user feedback from users in China.
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
I took the "for inference" bit from that sentence you quoted as a qualifier applied to the chips, as in the chips were originally developed for inference but were now used for training too. Note that Z.ai also publically announced
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
> Has any of these outfits ever publicly stated they used Nvidia chips? As in the non-officially obtained 1s. No. Uh yes? Deepseek explicitly said they used H800s [1]. Those were not banned btw, at the time. Then US banned them too. Then
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
Gemini 3 Flash ("Fast" in the web app) did not have trouble with this: Since you presumably want the car to be clean, the answer depends entirely on how the car is getting washed. The Breakdown If it’s a Professional Car Wash: Y
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
What is truly amazing here is the fact that they trained this entirely on Huawei Ascend chips per reporting [1]. Hence we can conclude the semiconductor to model Chinese tech stack is only 3 months behind the US, considering Opus 4.5 releas
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
You can use Firefox as the system webview on Android
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by cherryteastain 8mo ago
Real problem was noise, not passengers. Immense advances in aeroacoustics over the past 40 years thanks to CFD is the main enabler here.
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by cherryteastain 9mo ago
It was always a massive larp. If you try to join they will tell you what they do is re-enacting certain "moral plays".
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by cherryteastain 9mo ago
Not a problem on my Fedora Silverblue 43 machine with dual 4K 27" screens at 125% scaling. Zero blurry apps, including XWayland ones.
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by cherryteastain 9mo ago
UK caps applications to 5 to combat this exact problem.
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by cherryteastain 9mo ago
The "Who is your favorite person?" question with Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and Demis Hassabis as options really shows how heavily the Chinese open source model providers have been using ChatGPT to train their models. Dee
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by cherryteastain 9mo ago
> To my knowledge Linux isn’t that capable on BIG.little Android uses Linux as it kernel and runs on billions of devices with heterogeneous cores. Linux had this capability for way longer than Windows did; Windows for the most part did n
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by cherryteastain 9mo ago
Sam Altman [1] certainly seems to talk about AGI quite a bit [1] https://blog.samaltman.com/reflections
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
Clearly not cheap enough. > Even at $200 a month for ChatGPT Pro, the service is struggling to turn a profit, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman lamented on the platform formerly known as Twitter Sunday. "Insane thing: We are currently losing mo
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
Please release a Linux client or, even better, officially support and invest in developing Heroic Games Launcher so we can play our DRM free GOG games on a libre OS.
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
There are calculators with CAS programs that can symbolically differentiate and integrate expressions or even solve certain classes of ODEs/PDEs
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
When I was grading labs as a TA, the intent was communicated to me rather as "per university teaching guidelines we mustn't have too many students get the top grade but we also mustn't have too many students fail"
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations explores the topic in depth
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
Thanks for the correction, looks like I misremembered. But limits are low enough with Sonnet that, I imagine you can barely do anything serious with Opus on the Pro plan.
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
I think the author glosses over the real reason why tons of people use Codex over CC: limits. If you want to use CC properly you must use Opus 4.5 which is not even included in the Claude Pro plan. Meanwhile you can use Codex with gpt-5.2-c
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
Can't anyone get a RHEL instance on their favorite cloud, dnf install whatever packages they want sources of, email Redhat to demand the sources, and shut down the instance?
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
BN(O) is/was not a simple pathway to UK residence. As the wikipedia article says > BN(O)s are British nationals and Commonwealth citizens, but not British citizens. They are subject to immigration controls when entering the United K
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
What does rustrover do that rust-analyzer itself cannot?
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
Maduro is a corrupt dictator who holds sham elections, but that does not change the fact that he unfortunately is the president of the internationally recognized government. Will you also propose US seize Turkish or Russian freighters becau
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
> How is that comparable? That seems like a deliberate misrepresentation of the situation. Russian actions here almost certainly have the full backing of what they (probably rightfully) consider to be the legitimate Donestk People's
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by cherryteastain 10mo ago
Domestic laws of a country do not constitute valid justification for seizing another country's vessels under international law.

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