chvid

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by chvid 5mo ago
Applied computer science.
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by chvid 5mo ago
Show me man the man and I will show you the crime. Modernized. Industrial AI scale.
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by chvid 5mo ago
A React app that renders to text running inside a terminal implemented using electron.
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Caisi Evaluation of DeepSeek V4 Pro(nist.gov)
3 points by chvid 5mo ago|0 comments
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by chvid 5mo ago
https://archive.md/yVWpx
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A Dark-Money Campaign Is Paying Influencers to Frame Chinese AI as a Threat(wired.com)
10 points by chvid 5mo ago|2 comments
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by chvid 5mo ago
Or maybe it is a pretty good thing for the American economy that you can get AI at cost rather than monopoly pricing. You know, for the rest of the economy that is not big tech.
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by chvid 5mo ago
I think most researchers who loose their funding choose to do other things rather than migrate.
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by chvid 5mo ago
The same place as the Ukrainians and the Russians get their stuff.
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by chvid 5mo ago
But where is battery, engine, controller board, camera, optic cable etc from?
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by chvid 6mo ago
Grab the weights. Seize the means of production. Tech workers of the world unite.
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by chvid 6mo ago
I have forgotten all about Apache Wicket - will this cause the downfall of western civilization?
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by chvid 6mo ago
I am curious if there is a “harness” for maths out there (like the system prompt and tool collection in Claude code but for maths instead of coding)? Asking the llm to structure its response in plan and implementation, allowing it to call t
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by chvid 6mo ago
Not long ago the story was this: DeepSeek’s next AI model delayed by attempt to use Chinese chips https://www.ft.com/content/eb984646-6320-4bfe-a78d-a1da2274b...
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by chvid 6mo ago
The important thing is that LLMs are well-dispersed and the technology is relative open, much more open than it could have been. Alternative worthwhile LLMs will emerge from Europe and other non-US western countries once the economic incent
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by chvid 6mo ago
Germany was (formally) a democracy when it fought the Soviets.
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by chvid 6mo ago
The incredible arrogance and hybris of the American initiated tech war - it is just a beautiful thing to see it slowly fall apart. The US-China contest aside - it is in the application layer llms will show their value. There the field, with
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by chvid 6mo ago
Is it then Deepseek hosted by Deepseek? How much does the drawing change if you ask it again?
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by chvid 6mo ago
ChatGPT in general recommends axios over fetch. (At least it did about 2 months ago)
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by chvid 6mo ago
It is all about ASML and preventing their business with China. Incredible what the EU puts up with.
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by chvid 6mo ago
Save their auth in local storage (or a bookmarked url) and don’t make them login again once they are setup? And buy an easy to remember domain name for your app.
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by chvid 6mo ago
Denmark has undergone the same sort of right wing populism that has gone through most of the west. Including rhetorical tricks like this. Though the recent election is slight swing to the left, and the newly created right wing parties are a
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by chvid 6mo ago
They wax poetic but our ai overloads are not quite here yet.
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by chvid 6mo ago
I think it does all sorts of random things. And I doubt it is particular easy for a LLM to work with compared to a more sanely structured piece.
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by chvid 6mo ago
I am not sure it is inherent to LLM code generation as much as the training data and the tuning of the model. Emphasizing verbose code with lots of explicit explanation. Possibly the stuff you see in CS textbooks. And probably lots of vibe
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by chvid 6mo ago
Is this the function he is referring to: https://github.com/yasasbanukaofficial/claude-code/blob/main... ? How is that “neurosymbolic”? It just looks like poorly structured overly verbose ai generated code.
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by chvid 6mo ago
I guess. It is not a protected title, though. I personally prefer to have the title of black belt ninja kosmonaut hacker.
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by chvid 6mo ago
Excessive debt build up in particular due to the Vietnam war caused the US to cancel the dollar gold convertibility.
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by chvid 6mo ago
The unproven but persistent conspiracy theory that the US was behind one or more assassination attempts on Charles de Gaulle. Often brought up in connection with gold, the exorbitant privilege, and beer.
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by chvid 6mo ago
And the US almost killed their president for it.

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