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by didibus 1y ago
I think the idea is that, OpenAI using AMD GPUs will help AMD become competitive against Nvidia in the AI space. If OpenAI is able to use them for their models, other companies will see AMD as a legitimate option and might switch to AMD for
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by didibus 1y ago
I understood it as, OpenAI is giving AMD money, by buying 6GW of GPUs from them. But if it results in their stock reaching 600$, then AMD will give back the money that OpenAI spent on GPUs as 10% stock options into AMD. Which sounds like, n
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by didibus 1y ago
Are they really non-corpo? I remember seeing some corpos bankrolling it? And in that sense, is it better than Gecko with firefox, which is non-profit?
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by didibus 1y ago
I can't figure who is actually investing in who? OpenAI may own 10% of AMD, and that seems like OpenAI investing in AMD in exchange for buying 6GW of GPUs and 160million in stock.
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by didibus 1y ago
What I'm curious is why the platforms don't adapt to how the developers have found works best? The developers look for ergonomics in maintaining the code base, that can scale to larger team and websites. This requires a lot of cus
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by didibus 1y ago
In theory, you can build your own ranking algorithm because the protocol is open. See: https://github.com/bluesky-social/feed-generator
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by didibus 1y ago
I think one thing I'm concerned about, is that people don't like to wear glasses. The other thing is, people also don't like to have overlays in their vision, video games have been moving away from them for example. I wonder
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by didibus 1y ago
I'd be curious to have adults use their learning program as well, and assess their aptitude at learning with it.
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by didibus 1y ago
True, but it was probably to OpenAI's best interest. It would be easy for competing models to partner with stores and offer their competing protocol, and now models would have to make deals and if a user wanted to be able to use it to
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by didibus 1y ago
Not sure it competes with Amazon/Walmart, those would probably end up the places where the agent would purchase from. They're not becoming a marketplace for merchants, this is just a protocol so that the AI agent can place a purch
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by didibus 1y ago
Does it use an LLM powered voice to text model ? I find the generic ones like the ones I can use anywhere on Mac to be crap. If you've used the ChatGPT voice to text model you know what I mean.
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by didibus 1y ago
You want something that requires an engineering breakthrough. Models don't have memory, and they don't have understanding or intelligence beyond what they learned in training. You give them some text (as context), and they predict
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by didibus 1y ago
> The reason is pretty simple which is with these AI tools you for the most part replace writing code with writing a prompt I'm convinced I spend more time typing and end up typing more letters and words when AI coding than when not
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by didibus 1y ago
> If the thinking bit is your favorite part, AI allows you to spend nearly all of your time there if you wish, from concept through troubleshooting I think this depends. I prefer the thinking bit, but it's quite difficult to think w
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by didibus 1y ago
I mean, if you're rich, you can also cross the border and pay US prices. Or hop to Dubai and get it done same day. I've lived in both Canada and US and to be honest, I never found it was much better in the US for how much you pay,
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by didibus 1y ago
If you do the math, Alberta would donate even more money if it was a US state. It would owe more federal taxes, and since its population tends younger and well employed, it would get less of it back. You could say the "benefit" co
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by didibus 1y ago
I'm just paraphrasing what he says in the interview I linked.
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by didibus 1y ago
What you say is just false. Politicians made and still make policies, that's how it works.
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by didibus 1y ago
That's how it works. I think people for some reason don't understand policy making. The CDC conducts research and studies, pulls data, performs analysis, and then provides guidance based on it. It enacts no rules, laws, or regulat
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by didibus 1y ago
Can't you fork Bluesky whenever you'd want too? I thought that was the idea? That the data and connections and accounts are all transferable.
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by didibus 1y ago
For Yann LeCun, he says it here: https://www.weforum.org/meetings/world-economic-forum-annual... He's personally moved on from LLM and exploring new architecture more built around world models. Which he describes
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by didibus 1y ago
Readers should make sure to contextualize this. We're talking about people researching AGI. Current LLM models are amazing, and will have business and societal impact. Previous ML models also had business and societal impact. None of t
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by didibus 1y ago
> and I'm not sure it matters to the current kerfuffle I guess I find it a bit strange that it's so fuzzy who owned the GitHub repo. So it was owned by a GitHub organization, and someone should have owned that organization no?
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by didibus 1y ago
That's what I thought, so I disagree with OP, we don't want hybernation for Linux, we simply need way better power management and hardware that can sustain low power drain for weeks.
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by didibus 1y ago
Right, that's what Linux laptop needs, not hybernation.
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by didibus 1y ago
Ah yes, I think I've seen this before, it still resumes impressively fast from it, and I think since I normally notice the battery is almost dead it gives itself a good excuse.
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by didibus 1y ago
I understand Ruby Central doesn't own the source code, it's open source, and that they own the service, but who owned the GitHub account/repo ? Who created it originally?
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by didibus 1y ago
So HSBT was the owner? And transfered ownership?
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by didibus 1y ago
I was taking it from here: https://delcode.delaware.gov/title8/c001/sc15/ But IANAL. I am just learning about this, so I'm curious, if you know more than I do, please share.
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by didibus 1y ago
> If you can’t hibernate (aka suspend to disk) you will never be able to get that power consumption low Does Mac hibernate? Because if it does, the wake up is literally under 100ms, it's just imperceptible. You open the lid and it&#

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