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by chvid 4mo ago
As far as I can tell it is possible to get this sort of quality game with a properly tuned harness out of one of the cheaper models.
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by chvid 4mo ago
I think the Chinese don’t share the “AGI-pilled” understanding of AI that you see in some US companies and part of government. Thus they are far less likely to do something like this.
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by chvid 4mo ago
It is not on the “frontier” in any meaningful way.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Sorry you had to remove this post. As far as I can tell it did not say anything that is not already in the public domain. The story of DeepSeek is incredibly inspirational: The founder being a phd in computer science, completely bootstrappi
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by chvid 4mo ago
Those allegations reeks of projection and as far as I can tell in the case of DeepSeek - it is simply not true that their model is a distillation of a Western model.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Why would it be ok that a monopoly business prevents free competition and consumer choice by only allowing certain or a single model provider that likely gives them kickback via some opaque business deal?
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by chvid 4mo ago
The business model is the reason they won’t deliver the feature (allowing the end-user to choose the backend model).
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by chvid 4mo ago
My trading app (Nordnet - big in Scandinavia) is plastered with ads for the SpaceX IPO. I don’t think I have ever seen this before.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Apple isn’t giving up the market of neither the EU nor China.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Let us hope the EU forces Apple to allow the end-user to choose the external model: Wouldn’t it be amazing having privacy first local models calling out via a welldefined open protocol to a model of your choice: Claude, Grok, DeepSeek? Soun
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by chvid 4mo ago
That is a very good question. It is open source / open weight - yet none of the third party providers, that also host Deepsek, seem to be able to match Deepseek itself on price. My guess is that they do aggressive caching / some p
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by chvid 4mo ago
Great work - I think the intuition is correct - much of the “Mythos moment” can probably be recreated with a proper harness and a solid model with not so many silly guardrails. And nice to see the cheap models doing so well.
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by chvid 4mo ago
As I understand Jane Street they have done great things for OCaml and they also do their own web framework (I guess that big money bin needs a lot of dashboards). I think the designer here takes a wrong approach and sort of falls into engin
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by chvid 4mo ago
I thought we were too anti-AI?
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by chvid 4mo ago
Sorry America. We used to be sending our best, now we are sending our most insufferable. I wonder what has changed for you to attract these guys?
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by chvid 4mo ago
LLMs as provided by Antrophic and OpenAI represents an enormous centralization of computing, and are black boxes that end-users are completely at the mercy of.
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by chvid 4mo ago
So many random methods and tools - so much time wasted.
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by chvid 4mo ago
You can just pick stocks - if you pick a fairly low number of large stocks in broad categories with correct weight, you will track the index.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Coinbase IPOed 5 years ago and is (and has mostly been) trading below its IPO price. Perhaps private equity has become so skilled that when they finally sell to the public they leave nothing on table.
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China's AI Heist(foreignaffairs.com)
8 points by chvid 4mo ago|2 comments
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by chvid 4mo ago
The EU: let’s develop Africa and bring running water to the noble wild men. Also the EU: oh no - no way - not like that.
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by chvid 5mo ago
When I am chatting with ChatGPT - it is fairly obvious that it is American - its native language, its style, its attitude is American - even if we chat in Danish. Just as we cannot rely on Netflix and HBO to produce Scandinavian TV-shows ev
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by chvid 5mo ago
Time to let ASML sell to the Chinese memory producers … or not.
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Karen Hao: AI creating a DESPERATE BASE OF WORKERS with no full-time employment(youtube.com)
6 points by chvid 5mo ago|1 comments
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by chvid 5mo ago
That is probably why they were a few months delayed. But could be interesting to see their hosting / network / colocation setup.
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by chvid 5mo ago
Yep. Two simple boring bets on AI: NVIDIA and Google.
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by chvid 5mo ago
As far as I can Google the colossus data centers did cost about 7-10 and 18 B respectively. Renting them out in part at 1.25 B pr month sounds like a very good deal for spacex.
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by chvid 5mo ago
What is CTF? And why is the cyber security world filled with silly gaming references?
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by chvid 5mo ago
DeepSeek is not a distillation of Claude or ChatGPT - stating this is just idiotic politics at this point. The Chinese labs have reached "escape velocity" long ago - they will continue development regardless of API access to US mo
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by chvid 5mo ago
I think the highest ranked technical universities by the end of this decade will be Chinese. Things are accelerating more than I expected.

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