dryarzeg

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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
> what is the obvious thing I'm supposed to be getting from your ellipses? Well, I'm unsure if it's a correct form of expression in English, but in my native language ellipses can often serve to express speaker/writer
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
I love Gemma, especially the latest Gemma 4 release - it's really great to see at least somewhat capable, not completely useless model that one can easily host on their own hardware without significant CAPEX investments first - but, to
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
I think too many people are conflating Chinese providers with Chinese models - you can easily have Chinese models safely (well, relatively safely, I guess) hosted on US or EU infrastructure.
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
Well, I guess you can use a third-party provider, maybe even the US-based one. At least, you can do this at the moment of this writing...
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
> first step towards a fascist dictatorship Note that you have introduced the term "fascist dictatorship" into the conversation, not I. So that may be the issue with how you understand my words. Moreover, when I was comparing R
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
Yes, you are right (as far as I'm aware). For things where you need the LLM to look at screenshots, photos or other images you can use Kimi-K2.6/K2.7 - comparable pricing, somewhat comparable performance and quality. You can even
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
Believe me or not, but I was discussing this with a lot of Russian people; I have some friends in Russia (and it's becoming increasingly complex to contact with them). And they tell that everything that they experience right now has al
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
I'm not the UK government, so how would I know for sure? I'm just making some assumptions , no more than that. One common route that comes to my mind is this: block [something-dangerous] for children, then implement age verificat
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
Wow. Sorry to say that, but a few more steps in that direction from UK government - like blocking "non-compliant" platforms and/or banning VPN services and blocking VPN protocols entirely - and you will have a Western Russia
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by dryarzeg 4mo ago
The only thing that worries me here (although I'm not in UK; but if this practice will get adopted worldwide...) is how exactly the social media platforms will verify the age of their users. Pretty common worry these days, I guess, but
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"Optimal Cognitive Core"- specialized 1.7B model for grounded question answering(huggingface.co)
6 points by dryarzeg 4mo ago|0 comments
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Step 3.7 Flash – 198B-A11B MoE vision-language model(huggingface.co)
5 points by dryarzeg 5mo ago|0 comments
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Rotary GPU: Exploring Local Execution for Large MoE Models Under Limited VRAM(arxiv.org)
41 points by dryarzeg 5mo ago|4 comments
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by dryarzeg 5mo ago
> Well what are we talking about with "content related to"? > If it's informational then that doesn't sound like something that needs an age check. That is actually the main problem with all that. Because, as far a
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by dryarzeg 5mo ago
They are not. Eating disorders are, in fact, mental disorders. If you're defining eating disorders as self-harm, then depression and other similar issues are self-harm as well. To clarify my point: I'm not saying that eating disor
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by dryarzeg 5mo ago
I once came across a website hosting extremely inappropriate content while surfing the web. I discovered that this website was using Cloudflare for DDoS protection and other purposes. I had a bit of a look online and found out how to submit
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by dryarzeg 5mo ago
Then go ask some ChineseGPT about this, I guess, as these models seem to be much less restricted on such topics (you could even get some explosives recipes, though not all of them are real and safe) /j
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by dryarzeg 5mo ago
> By the way, nearly all your comments on HN are about politics and all trying to sow dissent on Western (and especially European) democracies. Disclaimer first: I'm not trying to protect him and I'm not tied to him in any poss
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by dryarzeg 5mo ago
>>Almost seven in ten (69%) support age verification checks on platforms that may host content related to suicide, self-harm, eating disorders, and pornography. >>eating disorders I'm genuinely sorry, but... wait, what? Oka
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by dryarzeg 5mo ago
> Just after the invasion of Ukraine in July 2021 Just what type of slop this one is? It was not "just after the invasion", it was ~7 months before the invasion. At least if I understand correctly that the start of Russo-Ukra
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
I'm not sure (I'm not in Anthropic, I'm not related to them, I'm just guessing), but I think that humans that worked on so-called "Mythos" (I'm sorry but I'm taking this one with a pinch of salt) an
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
Then you should consider alternative LLM API providers, who are not based in China but host the same (or roughly the same, depending on the quantization and other deployment specifics) models as your "Chinese AI services".
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> everything run magically leaner and faster In my opinion, there's no magic in the software engineering . Everything (or almost everything) is a system that can be described, explained, modified and so on. Applications, librarie
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
My humble guess is that you forgot to add /s or /j at the end of your message :)
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> better privacy terms DeepInfra, as far as I'm aware, doesn't log your prompts and doesn't retain them in most cases, except "debugging purposes". As their per their privacy policy[1]: "We understand that t
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
I'm not really sure how this works, but I stayed on the page for a while, and then it reloaded and all clocks changed. I guess there's either a collection of different clocks generated by models, or maybe they're somehow gene
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> we already know it's possible to make a pretty darn clever reasoning model There's is a problem though: we know that it is possible, but we don't know how to (at least not yet and as far as I am aware). So we know the an
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
This saddens me as well, because that's the type of thing that happens every day where I live, but... > I don’t understand why it is allowed to continue. The answer is even sadder. It's even worse. And it is as follows: because
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> Technocracy is a myth "Complete" technocracy - yes, although in real life I can’t recall any states that have actually implemented it. But I didn’t say that technocracy is the solution to all our problems. I merely said the f
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> if they were the god-monarch of humanity In that case, we're not talking about an oligarchy or a technocracy either. What you have described is an autocracy - a rule by one. When there's some kind of "god-monarch",

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