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by chrsw 5mo ago
I'm struggling to understand why anyone would think Google is doing this for user's privacy. I admit I haven't dug into what's going on here in detail, but my first reaction was Google is running a small model on the use
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by chrsw 5mo ago
This one is interesting and has potential, for me. I never liked HTML/XML/etc and Markdown might be a little _too_ minimal.
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by chrsw 5mo ago
Hurt kids hurt kids.
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by chrsw 5mo ago
Yes, I'm not buying this story about layoffs due to AI. It's a convenient excuse, which these companies seem to be getting away with too. And something else I don't get about these AI related layoff announcements: if AI was a
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by chrsw 5mo ago
I keep re-learning this lesson: I chug along with a lesser model then throw a problem at it that's too complex. Then I try different models until I give up and bring in Opus 4.6 to clean up.
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by chrsw 6mo ago
Local? No idea. Cloud? Eleven Labs, probably. But it's described as "cloning" not "training". Not sure what the distinction is or why it matters if the end result is you can to generate any TTS that sounds like you.
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by chrsw 6mo ago
Ceilings do fall on people. LLMs do delete production databases. Will these things always inevitably happen? No, but the moment it does happen to someone I doubt they will be thinking about probabilities or Murphy's law or whatever. I
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by chrsw 6mo ago
I'm American. If the choice is between the current US direction or China, then no, I don't think the word "healthy" should be anywhere near this discussion.
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by chrsw 6mo ago
I had an indignant gasp reflex when he called Cursor "random AI bubble crap" and I'm just a user.
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by chrsw 6mo ago
These might help if the provider doesn't offer the same details themselves. Of course, we have to wait for the newly released models to get added to these sites. https://llmfit.io/ https://modelfit.io/
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Physical Intelligence π0.7: A Steerable Model with Emergent Capabilities(pi.website)
1 points by chrsw 6mo ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 6mo ago
I'm also an enterprise user and this has been my experience exactly. Same asks, same code bases, same models, much worse results. Everyone on my team is expressing the same thing. Not only that, but the lack of transparency about what&
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by chrsw 6mo ago
Exactly. Crunching numbers in a datacenter is one thing, and it's a good thing. But being out in the physical world, making a positive impact and bringing value at scale is a whole other ball game. And we are nowhere near that. And bef
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by chrsw 6mo ago
That's good, but I've never worked at a company that uses GitHub for source control.
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by chrsw 6mo ago
Thanks. That's blocked for me.
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by chrsw 6mo ago
So Meta is not releasing open source models anymore?
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MegaTrain: Full Precision Training of 100B+ Parameter LLMs on a Single GPU(arxiv.org)
326 points by chrsw 6mo ago|57 comments
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AI changed Nvidia chip design [video](youtube.com)
2 points by chrsw 6mo ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 6mo ago
> a generation of women were brainwashed to see it as a form of oppression Is that really the biggest reason why people are having less kids? Or is it more the idea that these days you two good incomes live in a world with a rising cost
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by chrsw 6mo ago
Not now. But my question is, what was stopping IBM from doing what Arm did? We are where we are now and it's too late. But as far as I can see, there was nothing too special about Arm as compared to PowerPC back then, on a technical le
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by chrsw 7mo ago
Maybe I don't know enough technical details about these CPU architectures or IP agreements, but I don't see why IBM couldn't have done what Arm did but with PowerPC.
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by chrsw 7mo ago
There's a lot of AI slop on YouTube unfortunately. But with YT Premium (or adblockers) I can't think of a better platform currently for finding distraction free content focused on your interests.
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by chrsw 7mo ago
I'm willing to wait a while for pages to load if it's an effective means of taking back the web from the bots.
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by chrsw 7mo ago
That's a tortoise, not a turtle.
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VTAM: Video-Tactile-Action Models for Complex Physical Interaction Beyond VLAs(arxiv.org)
1 points by chrsw 7mo ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 7mo ago
VitruvianOS has the clothes of BeOS, which is nice and refreshing. But Haiku has the soul.
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by chrsw 7mo ago
Current FPGAs would have terrible performance. We need some new architecture combining ASIC LLM perf and sparse reconfiguration support maybe.
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QRV Operating System: QNX on RISC-V(r-tty.blogspot.com)
47 points by chrsw 7mo ago|8 comments
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by chrsw 7mo ago
It doesn't have to be that way though. There's a bigger scam in the tech industry in general that says the path we're on is the only path we can be on. More software doesn't have to mean less value for the customer. More
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by chrsw 7mo ago
Bought out, bought in. Is the distinction important?

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