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chvid
1mo ago
Yes - the teddy bear would become conscious. It would be fair to dismiss the argument as silly and or absurd had it not been for the credentials of the author and the publication.
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chvid
1mo ago
https://archive.fo/heorv
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The Connections That Turned a Precocious Teen into the Fallen Nostradamus of AI
(wsj.com)
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1mo ago
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chvid
1mo ago
The US “export controls” what Chinese companies can buy at TSMC.
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chvid
1mo ago
Mac Studio with M5 Ultra starts at $5,499 - computing this expensive belongs in a server room serving multiple people not on a single person’s desk. (But still cool).
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1mo ago
It is on my list to build a toy LLM from scratch. Not that expect to make it big as a LLM researcher but building something from scratch gives a much deeper understanding than what you can get from simply using something. Much in the same w
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chvid
1mo ago
My guess is that a llm would swallow a slop site like this raw. Look at what companies like Telus or ScaleAi are doing. There are probably tens of thousands contractors at the moment sitting carefully tuning LLMs with quality, vetted, quest
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chvid
1mo ago
Why does it pop up two cookie dialogs? Are all the articles AI generated?
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chvid
1mo ago
Almost usable on an iPhone.
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chvid
2mo ago
All those cool domain names are gone now - the power of the hn frontpage!
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chvid
2mo ago
No. They want the AI to do it.
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2mo ago
I think the software out of the big AI labs: OpenAI's ChatGPT MacOSX app, Anthropic Claude Code - is a sign of the future to come. Big, feature rich, built in quick iterations - but also, in particular if you look under the hood, of ex
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2mo ago
ChatGPT MacOSX is the only software that regularly crashes on my machine when its memory consumption for no apparent reason spins up towards 50 GB. And that software is build by some of the highest paid software engineers on the planet with
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2mo ago
But they are not hosting the actual api.deepseek.com, right?
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2mo ago
Does anyone know who/what hardware serves Deepseek official for US and EU customers? And where it is located?
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2mo ago
“The fact that a 17GB file can do all of this stuff on my home machines is a miracle. Once again, I’m delighted and amazed at how much progress local models have made this year.” I think that should be the blinking headline - this shows wha
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2mo ago
It goes back way earlier than Axios.
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2mo ago
These are massive improvements - and something you can actually run on a laptop.
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2mo ago
Who says they missed them? Could also be sitting pretty in CIA’s long list of ready to go Vault7-like exploits.
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2mo ago
Wow. I guess it takes going to bed with Eric Schmidt to scrub the internet of this sort of CV.
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chvid
2mo ago
https://archive.fo/rQZE7
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2mo ago
So Javascript beats typescript in correctness???
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chvid
2mo ago
True - but what is happening now is very destructive to a lot of important companies.
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chvid
2mo ago
If you had the right OS support for JS apps - all those apps that package a full chrome browser all of a sudden would have close to zero memory footprint.
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2mo ago
Will it happen to memory? I am looking at you guys, electron apps.
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2mo ago
I saw on Twitter that TSMC has made 1B worth of chips for Apple that they cannot package because of missing memory. (PS: It is time to let ASML sell to CXMT.)
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2mo ago
I don’t believe anyone can be this incompetent/careless - of course you will notice that your unrestrained hacking tool is also attempting to break out of its harness/sandbox. And the people setting this up are of course criminall
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2mo ago
How are you sure that what big ai is doing is “the increase in knowledge of human kind”? It is good for their business model; but it may lead to monopoly unlike anything acm ever had and very dubious prospect for academia.
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2mo ago
What does the output of running this tool against a larger project look like?
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2mo ago
How much of this security related stuff is open source? Models, training data, evaluation benchmarks?
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