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by chvid 2y ago
How is the score on AIME2024 relevant if AIME2024 has been used to train the model?
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by chvid 2y ago
What imports of size from China are then under full tariffs? Seems silly just to mess up a few toy importers.
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by chvid 2y ago
https://archive.ph/WxMez
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by chvid 2y ago
Tax goods. Tax services. Tax capital flows. It has its own logic. The EU is looking to do the same.
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by chvid 2y ago
https://x.com/Ahmad_Al_Dahle/status/1909302532306092107 “ We've also heard claims that we trained on test sets -- that's simply not true and we would never do that. Our best understanding is that the var
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by chvid 2y ago
If the developer’s Christmas bonus depends on scoring high on a particular benchmark, it is not inconceivable that benchmark somehow would make its way into the training set - directly or indirectly. I don’t think the management would have
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by chvid 2y ago
I believe this stuff is going on all over the developed world. Where people would be better of financially if they became a tradie or a machine specialist rather than getting an academic degree.
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by chvid 2y ago
https://archive.ph/FqauO
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by chvid 2y ago
What if gen ai tools were created without training on copyrighted images? I wonder what they would make then.
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by chvid 2y ago
US big tech companies are dominant because they are monopolies not because they are technological marvels. If we were to ban US social media, European alternatives would emerge very fast.
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by chvid 2y ago
The Chinese have alternatives to American services. Europeans could have too if we wanted.
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by chvid 2y ago
How did the value added tax (which is paid by all companies including domestic ones) become the same as import duty? The only way that you can make that tariffs charged to the USA is the level Trump claims (ie. 39% in the EU) is if you incl
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by chvid 2y ago
But what if it is not the frameworks that are bloated but the application developers that make bloated applications? Then how would this fix anything ...
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by chvid 2y ago
All the major social medias have algorithmic feeds and are protected by this law. I think that is fair to point out.
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by chvid 2y ago
Am I the only one only who is satisfied with Mac OS X? I use Windows from time to time and as far as I can tell it is much worse when it comes to random updates and UI quirkiness.
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by chvid 2y ago
It is a lot less than what Google, OpenAI etc have. And the GPUs would be a shared resource so what you should calculate is what it would have cost to rent them - probably something like 2 m.
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by chvid 2y ago
If they have a cluster with 2,000 H800 GPUs (which is what they have stated in public) training would take 2,800,000 / (2,000 * 24 * 30) ~ 2 months. A cluster of 2,000 GPUs is what a second tier AI lab has access to. And it shows that
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by chvid 2y ago
These guys have for sure been playing a lot of computer games.
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A Startup Linked to Peter Thiel Wants to Build the "Next Great City"(insidehook.com)
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by chvid 2y ago
These people obviously know what government agencies can see and are capable of (both domestic and foreign). But they cannot fathom that the massive apparatus of surveillance and control would be directed towards themselves. I am reminded o
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by chvid 2y ago
It is being soft censored by not getting to the front page even though the submission has plenty of upvotes.
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by chvid 2y ago
In China.
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by chvid 2y ago
Those European programs will be competitive alternatives if enough money is thrown at them.
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by chvid 2y ago
We laugh at North Korea in the west but we forget that Korea is split country tied together by family ties and language, and it has a fundamental drive for reunification, much like how Germany once was. A unified Korea would not necessarily
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by chvid 2y ago
But do any of these setups help you with that? Ie. get a tax free company that is not under your name but under your control. And get an international bank account for that company plus an international debit card. Plus you would need custo
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by chvid 2y ago
Though all the digital nomads I met in Thailand kept their company / legal structure in their home country. Setting up shop in a new country - in particular in a slightly dodgy one - may not be worth the trouble to save some taxes on a
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by chvid 2y ago
But are you moving your residency to Thailand? If so get a Thai accountant and a Thai company in your name. Most countries except the US will not tax you if you move to another country.
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by chvid 2y ago
As far as I can tell these service are essentially the same as not reporting an income in a roundabout way - illegal but you will likely get away with it because how will the tax authorities of your country know. Do these services provide y
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by chvid 2y ago
How hard can it be? Models like Deepseek R1 are state-of-the-art and open source. Apple could just take one of these, tune it, and put a nicer user interface on top of it. Sure, maybe it is embarrassing for Apple that they haven't made
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by chvid 2y ago
The full 15-page proposal from OpenAI to the White House: https://cdn.openai.com/global-affairs/ostp-rfi/ec680b75-d539...

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