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by culi 6mo ago
Also many of these Chinese companies aren't just opening their weights. They are open sourcing their code AND publishing detailed research papers alongside them to reveal how they accomplished what they accomplished. That's very d
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by culi 6mo ago
I think that's an overgeneralization. We've seen all the American models be closed and proprietary from the start. Meanwhile the non-American (especially the Chinese ones) have been open since the start. In fact they often go the
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by culi 6mo ago
Synthetic quartz can already be produced at 5N with high consistency. It's also rapidly decreasing in price. China has been investing a lot in it. I don't think we're at all far away from price parity between synthetic and mi
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by culi 6mo ago
> How I wish we could have a new generation of network engineers who just say "fuck this shit" and build their own internet. There are plenty of anarchists and disaster aid groups interested in building a more decentralized alt
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by culi 6mo ago
And that 50% adoption is only as high as it is because China went from almost zero in 2017 to over 80% in 2025 after they included IPv6 adoption in one of their 5-year plans
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by culi 6mo ago
No that is made up nonsense. It's mind boggling to me how many Americans truly believe in this. They have attempted many times to create a credit score system like the US but have failed to centralize anything like the US has. The US c
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by culi 6mo ago
Participating in a platform where you can PAY to get your tweets to have 10x more reach is fundamentally opposed to the principles the EFF was founded on. If you wanna be a sucker and participate in such a platform, go ahead. But don't
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by culi 6mo ago
Thinking you can reform so it only spies on people outside of the US and is not used against the US is something that has never been historically possible. There's this thing called the "Imperial Boomerang" that is pretty con
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by culi 7mo ago
It's a shame the only way to work on problems like these (and make a decent living) is to make tools of war. The end game of much of silicon valley seems to be government (read: military) contracts. Probably because its the main branch
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by culi 7mo ago
That's exactly my point. Competition at the fundamentals is called cancer. It's the exception, not the norm. Your body prioritizing which parts to keep alive for the survival of the whole ship is not an example of competition. Com
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by culi 7mo ago
Yes, but does your kidney compete with your lung? I would highly recommend you read through the paper. Alongside these "advanced in individuality" comes reduced (internal) competition. I agree that both are important but competi
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by culi 7mo ago
Yes! Cooperation seems to be just as fundamental, if not more, than competition. We wouldn't have gotten volcanic islands to break down into soil if it weren't for the partnership that is lichen. We wouldn't be able to digest
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by culi 7mo ago
LMArena actually has a nice Pareto distribution of ELO vs price for this model elo $/M --------------------------------------- glm-5.1 1538 2.60 glm-4.7 1440
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by culi 7mo ago
Voice votes should be illegal. Or at least required to be documented. We have a right to know how our reps voted
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by culi 7mo ago
I didn't mean any disrespect. I just think AI design is the opposite of what you're saying it is. It's flashy and distracting and filled with unnecessary animations that often hinder readability. I think a much simpler design
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by culi 7mo ago
China's supreme court banned the use of facial recognition in public spaces in 2021. Americans need to wake up and realize they are the exception not the rule when it comes to the normalization of a surveillance state
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by culi 7mo ago
Name any other politician that has galvanized the youth the way Bernie did
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by culi 7mo ago
I don't understand. This vote got more Noes than Ayes.
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by culi 7mo ago
Huge fan of RC. Have a close friend that did it. I've been so close to applying multiple times in my life but the timing just never quite works out
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by culi 7mo ago
Do you know of any other statistical model that can "hallucinate". They clearly have emergent capabilities that come from scale that are absent in any other statistical model we've ever dreamt up. We know that LLMs build comp
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by culi 7mo ago
No, they have "attention". There is unique logic going on in the deep layers of the neural network. Even the standard introductory exercise artificial neural networks, handwritten digit recognition, already shows deeper understand
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by culi 7mo ago
The entire site looks like typical AI design
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by culi 7mo ago
the more I look at these images the more convinced I become that world models are the major missing piece and that these really are ultimately just stochastic sentence machines. Maybe Chomsky was right
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by culi 7mo ago
you will not be better off in a police state. And you do not get to achieve your fantasy on everyone else's dime
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by culi 7mo ago
If we want to reduce avoidable deaths, you can get a lot more bang for your buck investing in almost ANYTHING other than this extremely rare event. We've already invested way too much of it. And you're paying for it with MY taxes
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by culi 7mo ago
Noemi Guzman does not have nearly the impact on your life that your neighbor driving a car with the catalytic converter removed or the CEO of a company that has a facility near you that made the decision to cut corners on holding tanks for
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by culi 7mo ago
Essentially a cleaner, filtered, partial front-end for https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&C...
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by culi 7mo ago
Heart disease accounts for 22% of all deaths in the US; cancer is 19.8%; injuries like car accidents come in third at about 7.8%. Homicide doesn't make it anywhere near the top 10. When it comes to firearms, the vast majority of deaths
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by culi 7mo ago
What if it turns out that "take care of this land" means the traditional way California was taken care of with regular small slow burns. After over 10k years of this type of management there are many important native species that
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by culi 7mo ago
I see that it's marketed that way. I don't know if I experienced that. Maybe I just wasn't paying attention

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