dakolli

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   by dakolli 6mo ago

   There's usually more edge baked into the No side in all prediction markets, because a little too much money usually gets poured in to yes, for obvious reasons. Its been this way in sports markets for decades, there's no fun in bet
2. 362.▲
   by dakolli 6mo ago

   Have you checked the news recently?
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   by dakolli 6mo ago

   Sam had this pulled off the front page, because the whole charade obviously isn't getting him the positive attention he was looking for.
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   by dakolli 6mo ago

   Its neural network autocomplete that helps you write text a little faster, chill with "the most revolutionary technology of the last decade/century" talk. You're offending a lot of experts in way more important areas of
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   by dakolli 6mo ago

   Knowing Sam, this entire event was fabricated or done at his behest.
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   by dakolli 6mo ago

   AGI will be democratized when its discovered.... just right after AWS, Microsoft and Oracle finish their 6 month beta test.
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   by dakolli 7mo ago

   There was a point in time when crypto miners bought tons of capacity from TSMC months and years out and reneged on those contracts. Means nothing.
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   by dakolli 7mo ago

   pssst. It is. They all have the same investors and customers to please.
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   by dakolli 7mo ago

   Factories for car parts employ about 1000X more people per square foot than a data center and aren't actively contributing to decreasing the amount of jobs for people in a state.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    Its unwise because they are going to have a 5-10k a month bill on enterprise pricing, whereas, for $6-10k a month you can rent and run your own hardware and get a solid 3-4 concurrent sessions for your engineers with a 1T param OS model and
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    I'm the same, and its relatively trivial to build these types of systems on top of aggregators like openrouter.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    Thankfully he will be long dead before that happens. But of course that's his goal. Elon despises expensive engineers, and he yearns to get revenge for them costing him so much money over the years by replacing them. A tech billionaire
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    If this is as dangerous as they make it out (its not), why would their first impulse be to get every critical products/system/corporation in the world to implement its usage?
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    Or more likely, its just an exaggeration or lie.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    Typical Dario marketing BS to get everyone thinking Anthropic is on the verge of AGI and massaging the narrative that regular people can't be trusted with it.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    I guess we can throw out the idea that AGI is going to be democratized. In this case a sufficiently powerful model has been built and the first thing they do is only give AWS, Microsoft, Oracle ect ect access. If AGI is going to be a thing
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    The input costs for your prompt is the least expensive, and negligible cost when using agents. Its context & output, why go through all this?
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    this is a pitch to sell an agent orchestration product and services.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    very true.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    I do more than most, that's why I'm not saying stuff like "The wait is finally over, just two more iterations"
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    Most, if not all of them, are shooting themselves in the foot. I've been saying this for a long time. The only thing LLMs actually are useful for is automating labor and reducing the amount a worker can demand for their work. Don&#x27
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    Because they are twice as stupid.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    This is nice, thanks.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    AI isn't replacing anything, get over yourself.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    must be something incredibly simple you're making out more complicated than it actually is, I've never seen an LLM do these things well.
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    I really hope this is satire. If not, please see a psychiatrist
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    Its funny how this has one comment and seven points on HN but 24k likes and 1.4k replies on Twitter. Definitely a great indication of how manic and hyped Twitter (X) is (or how much easier it is to buy engagement).. https://x.com
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    If this headline lead you to believe that ARM has somehow cracked AGI, you deserve to lose your money..
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    > Firstly, you can run the LLMs on your own machine. So I find the proprietary/moat narrative weak. You cannot run useful models on consumer hardware, sorry this is wrong and will always be the case. Atleast for 10 years until GPUs
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    by dakolli 7mo ago

    It costs about 60-80k to run a 1T param model at your house.. which is the only size model that's going to get anywhere close to a foundation model's capability.