dtquad

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by dtquad 2y ago
No, "American Renaissance" is the original publisher who published the article the 19th of this month. "Zero Hedge" published the article five days later on the 24th of this month.
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India: It's Worse Than You Think(zerohedge.com)
17 points by dtquad 2y ago|34 comments
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by dtquad 2y ago
Yeah, both GPT-4 Turbo and GPT-4o are much less fun and creative than the original GPT-4.
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by dtquad 2y ago
38 years of advocacy for more degrowth and regulations in Europe.
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Are there any single-step non-reasoner models that do well on this benchmark? I wonder how well the latest Claude 3.5 Sonnet does on this benchmark and if it's near o1.
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Microsoft acquired the most Nvidia GPUs than anyone else this year(twitter.com)
3 points by dtquad 2y ago|1 comments
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by dtquad 2y ago
Instead of calling for regulations, the big tech companies should run big campaigns educating the public, especially boomers, that they no longer can trust images, videos, and audio on the Internet. Put paid articles and ads about this in l
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by dtquad 2y ago
Windows 11 "advertise" Microsoft services for Windows 11. It's more like feature announcements.
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The U.S. Chinese immigrants running Temu shipping centers from their homes(restofworld.org)
7 points by dtquad 2y ago|0 comments
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by dtquad 2y ago
They were whistleblowers related to Boeing manufacturing and quality control. Boeing manufacturing is also the source of the persistent Boeing problems and issues that goes back to before the MCAS catastrophic incidents and has continued af
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by dtquad 2y ago
Interesting that the NYT article about him states that OpenAI started developing GPT-4 before the ChatGPT release. They sure were convinced by the early GPT-2/3 results. >In early 2022, Mr. Balaji began gathering digital data for a
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by dtquad 2y ago
Google/Gemini are also the only ones who are not entirely dependent on Nvidia. They are now several generations into their in-house designed and TSMC manufactured TPUs.
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Important context: Elon Musk's close friend from the PayPal days and fellow libertarian tech billionaire David Sacks has been selected as the Trump admin's czar for AI and crypto. This is why OpenAI and Sam Altman are understanda
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by dtquad 2y ago
For the most valuable applications it is also "good enough" to find a superconductor that can be cooled with cheap liquid nitrogen and retain the magnetic field tolerance, current-carrying capacity, and thermal stability of a supe
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Accused UnitedHealthcare CEO killer was never a client of the insurance company(nypost.com)
4 points by dtquad 2y ago|0 comments
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by dtquad 2y ago
"I've studied automation, and know just about everything there is to know about it," "The amount of money saved is nowhere near the distress, hurt, and harm it causes for American Workers, in this case, our Lo
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by dtquad 2y ago
How did you get that credit?
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by dtquad 2y ago
To really put it in perspective right now is the hardest and most competitive chess era in history thanks to computer-aided practice and international popularity.
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by dtquad 2y ago
Even when using the web search tool GPT-4 becomes stupider. Do they use a dumber model for tool/vision?
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by dtquad 2y ago
>The amount of folks here supporting Alex Jones is completely shocking to me That shouldn't be a surprise considering how many American libertarian techbros are fans of Alex Jones Lite (Joe Rogan).
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by dtquad 2y ago
Infowars and Alex Jones have some fanatic followers. It should be investigated if the judge has been threatened to come to this conclusion.
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by dtquad 2y ago
>It could easily be a brigade by the left-wingers I am surprised that more people don't know this type of brigading to influence public opinion. Left-wing brigades are orchestrated on private Discord servers. Smaller right-wing brig
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by dtquad 2y ago
>They opened the API for it and I'm sending requests but the response always comes back 300ms before I send the request For a brief moment I thought this was some quantum-magical side effect you were describing and not some API erro
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by dtquad 2y ago
Do Americans still want to breakup the big US tech companies like Google? With proper regulation it feels like their positive externalities, like this, is good for humanity.
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Be careful when scheduling social media posts(twitter.com)
2 points by dtquad 2y ago|0 comments
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by dtquad 2y ago
>They're winning, though. Why would they do anything differently? They are not really winning. At best they are just sewing chaos. Their voters only vote for them for anti-immigration and anti-trans reasons which they have failed to
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by dtquad 2y ago
Something that makes the Russian propaganda machine so effective is that they have the multiple departments at Russian universities at their disposal to produce both international and domestic propaganda. The West is up against Russian prop
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by dtquad 2y ago
I dislike the anti-immigration far-right in Denmark but for the past 25 years they have been electorally and influentially more successful with one simple trick: Don't support the geopolitical adversaries of the West. Maybe the AfD and
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Discussions about Tiktok are always dominated by the focus on privacy which is a joke. The real problem is the algorithmic control this gives China to influence the populations of Western countries. But Meta was found to outsource content m
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I grew up in Denmark and went to a school and gymnasium with many Middle Eastern kids. Many were 1990s Iraqi Arab and Kurdish refugees. Many spent their holidays back home in Iraq during 2005-2011 and one family actually moved back to Iraq.

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