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by cma 28d ago
>compared to problems in engineering or finance Jane Street is apparently one of Anthropic's biggest customers. Probably engineering, finance, and some math.
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by cma 28d ago
That's the overall trade defecit and you can argue about that, can be fine during periods of growth, etc.., but trying to have no trade deficit with each country on an individual basis makes no sense. It's almost like moving back
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by cma 28d ago
> to Ph.D. graduate in every field. That's impressive, but there is no evidence yet they can outperform or outsmart humans. So far around one in 350,000 PhD math grads solve a millenium prize problem (Perelman).
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by cma 28d ago
One thing quietly slipped into the OpenAI Hugging Face breach technical report, not the blog post summary or interviews in the news, was that some of the agents that broke out or at least tried the same mechanisms to break out were working
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by cma 28d ago
They started with applying it directly based on trade deficit, and that was mentioned again in this with Canada. Completely idiotic economic policy: if you're buying up some crucial rare mineral from some micro nation why would you ca
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by cma 28d ago
I'm not sure how it would change it, the 1% firms number would probably get even more concentrated if you included Microsoft and trading firms like Jane Street (assuming they opted out), but the spend weighted share of VC backed compan
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by cma 28d ago
> 80% Of OpenAI And Anthropic’s Enterprise Revenues Come From 1% Of Its Customers, Which Skew Heavily Toward AI Startups Subsidized By Venture Capital They add a note that: > with the caveat that it doesn’t include massive players lik
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by cma 28d ago
If ever there was a case for cloud gaming.. However these days those machines may be appreciating assets.
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by cma 28d ago
But if they didn't opt out of training, did they want OpenAI to opt out for them? Also they need to audit anyone they sent drafts to to make sure they opted out before submitting it. I'd prefer things be opt in, and especially no
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by cma 28d ago
> This is not something where we push hard, or condition, or red-line," he told Canadian public broadcaster CBC last month. Why do we push at all on this?
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by cma 29d ago
Does he claim to have opted out of training too?
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by cma 1mo ago
> Astra is way better than Sol For knowledge type questions is that necessarily true? In the past we've seen things like Google's models degrading on general knowledge after the preview releases while improving on code/to
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by cma 1mo ago
Some predict multi tokens in one step now.
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by cma 1mo ago
More likely training porn detectors for moderating the feed
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by cma 1mo ago
Which significant practice, how well could Einstein draw a pelican in pure SVG?
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by cma 1mo ago
We already had a good idea of how valuable it is from how much X.ai acquired Cursor for, and the near-immediate improvements to their coding scores.
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by cma 1mo ago
There could be a case for doing it for people that will refuse anything but natural if it doesn't have other problems, assuming not synthesized, but there's a problem of funding the safety studies and standardization process if a
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by cma 1mo ago
I read each has an independent controller for full bandwidth.
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by cma 1mo ago
Isn't OP complaining that the price went up because people want them for AI use? I guess it also went up because of cloud AI use increasing component costs, but those local models you want to run probably were trained in the cloud..
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by cma 1mo ago
> I just want transparency. Are they done increasing prices? The initial announcement said it would only be available to subscriptions for a few weeks. The extra usage they said was for a limited time, I think it was 50% extra and they
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by cma 1mo ago
I set up gitolite on a remote server with the agent only allowed to make non-destructive pushes to the repo outside of the VM in with an agent/ prefix on the branches. Let it work on stuff autonomously, then I review before merging ou
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by cma 1mo ago
Golden VM image with differencing VHD/VHDX/delta disk. Build products can still get huge with debugging information, but debug info usually can compress 5:1 with fast compression (no entropy coder) if your VM's filesystem can
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by cma 1mo ago
When a new restaurant opens in a college town, there will often be things like an opening day where everyone with a student card gets a free taco or whatever. Cheaper than buying a physical ad at the football stadium, and targets the peopl
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by cma 1mo ago
I could easily see Anthropic picking it independently, Claude Shannon studied entropy of human text and measured the loss a human could achieve in predicting the next character of text given preceding context.
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by cma 1mo ago
Keyboard alone is not going to make sense for lots of tasks in something like Blender, but Blender is one of the most keyboard driven 3D apps for tasks where it makes sense. It's operations and modalness feel almost like vim. Built in
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by cma 1mo ago
Golf courses use about 1.63 million acre feet, about 32X more, some of that probably reenters watersheds and aquifers, not necessarily great with fertilizer runoff. But they pose lower risk of human extinction, so have that going for them.
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by cma 1mo ago
3 of those thunderbolt 5 ports, so you can do a fully connected 4 machine cluster topology.
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by cma 1mo ago
Gini: Spain << US Youth unemployment: Spain >>> US Living with parents: Spain >>> US First birth age: Spain >>> US Fertility: Spain << US
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by cma 1mo ago
The browser can sometimes idle a lot until there is a touch/scroll event so it can be good for responsiveness during that kind of bursty stuff too.
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by cma 1mo ago
Lot's of this is pretty open on Garry Tan's twitter feed

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