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by chvid 2y ago
They are Chinese.
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by chvid 2y ago
It is the same in Germany where you see them in Rewe and Mediamarkt with local branding. But my point was that the “cat ears” are a Chinese design - and not Japanese as implied by the headline. It is getting be big business though - Pudu ha
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by chvid 2y ago
Pretty sure those are Chinese robots though: https://www.pudurobotics.com/en
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by chvid 2y ago
Now make a data center version.
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by chvid 2y ago
I am surprised to see so little support of Penrose here; personally, my intuition is that he is basically correct. Consciousness has to be something that is not computable. Otherwise, you will reach a contradiction much like the rebellious
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by chvid 2y ago
It is pirated material / material that breaks various terms of service but as I understand it is the stuff you can see in Anna's Archive and a bunch of "artificial" training data from queries to OpenAI ChatGPT and other
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by chvid 2y ago
As far as I can tell the only way of doing a comparison of two models, that cannot be easily gamed, is being having them in open weights form and then running them against a benchmark that was created after both of the two models were creat
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by chvid 2y ago
They leak the second they are used on a model behind an API, don't they?
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by chvid 2y ago
Is that true? I thought Apple was going to use their own infrastructure.
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by chvid 2y ago
I consider the trifold phone more of a technological flex than intended mass market product. But significant than they are now exporting it; though Huawei still faces massive headwinds outside China due to the American restrictions. In part
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by chvid 2y ago
It runs a later version of this: https://www.harmonyos.com/en/
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by chvid 2y ago
Why would anyone use an AI trip planner? If I go for a vacation, planning it and deciding what not to plan is a part of the joy of doing it. Though a big problem at the moment is manipulation of online reviews and recommendations; and as fa
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by chvid 2y ago
I feel sorry for Zuckerberg.
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by chvid 2y ago
People spending less on new computers.
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by chvid 2y ago
https://www.elysee.fr/en/emmanuel-macron/2025/02/11/statemen...
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by chvid 2y ago
"It is not common practice for automakers — in China or elsewhere — to sue their customers. But Tesla has pioneered an aggressive legal strategy and leveraged the patronage of powerful leaders in China’s ruling Communist Party to silen
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by chvid 2y ago
I know this guy who makes an appointment system for dentists, started fairly recently; as far I know he has got momentum. No AI at all in it.
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by chvid 2y ago
“The intelligence of an AI model roughly equals the log of the resources used to train and run it. These resources are chiefly training compute, data, and inference compute.” Hasn’t the latest big improvements in LLMs been due to change in
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by chvid 2y ago
That is for the old 910B which was fabbed on TSMC. The rumors I have seen is that 910C is a chiplet design. Anyway. Since the company doesn't publish these numbers everything is secondary sources and dominated (at least in the English
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by chvid 2y ago
It looks like it is happening. You are also seeing falling prices on second hand NVIDIA chips (like the h800 and h100) and cloud hosting in China.
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by chvid 2y ago
The yield is much higher as indicating by Huawei using their 7nm process in mid range phones and tablets for export. Bottle neck now is likely in high bandwidth memory.
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by chvid 2y ago
These guys are just talking their books.
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by chvid 2y ago
If I was OpenAI, I would start worrying about my public image. The reason Microsoft could get away with being horrible for many years was that they had moat.
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by chvid 2y ago
Isn’t OpenAI blocking China? https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/jul/09/chines... Chinese developers scramble as OpenAI blocks access in China In other words how could Deepseek, a Chinese
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by chvid 2y ago
That’s illegal.
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by chvid 2y ago
It is the end of neural language model scaling as described here: https://openai.com/index/scaling-laws-for-neural-language-mo... And a return to more normal world where progress comes from refinement of algorithms and
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by chvid 2y ago
Google replacement - no ads or cookie dialogs.
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by chvid 2y ago
It is a demonstration that progress is no longer due to llm scaling.
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by chvid 2y ago
For sure NVIDIA is priced for perfection perhaps more than any of the other of similar market value. I think two threats are the biggest: First Apple. TSMC’s largest customer. They are already making their own GPUs for their data centers. I
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by chvid 2y ago
Asking a trivial question is a simple way to test a person’s basic skill but also more importantly his ability to communicate and work with others who may not have the same level of expertise. If you use it as a chance to make a mockery of

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