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by ein0p 2y ago
Your scenario does not have enough information for valid advice. This is a negotiation, and you haven't mentioned what your leverage is, if any. If you have none, you're at their mercy, and negotiation is impossible - you will hav
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by ein0p 2y ago
And people always have a hard time understanding what a certain degree of accuracy actually means. E.g. when you hear that a speech recognition system has 95% accuracy (5% WER), it means that it gets every 19th word wrong. That's abysm
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by ein0p 2y ago
The best beginner assembly hands down is Z80. It may be a bit harder to start with, but if I could write games in it at 14 years old, an adult should have no issue at all.
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by ein0p 2y ago
We've been through this, folks: https://www.theautopian.com/chevy-dealers-ai-chatbot-alleged...
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by ein0p 2y ago
Here's a ready-made idea for a high value AI app. Present to me the view of my favorite websites with all outrage clickbait hidden or re-worded in neutral, non-clickbait language. Better yet if you can also focus on the topics that I a
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by ein0p 2y ago
You don't know many Christians then. Some of the more religious folks I know are 100% in favor of sending Palestinian kids through woodchippers. As are both wings of the US government. And people who aren't in favor of that can al
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by ein0p 2y ago
> In a moment of dark irony, the sort of diversity-focused work she’s passionate about—not lowering the bar, but inspiring more people and providing them with mentorship and opportunity to reach it Discrimination by race, gender and sexu
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by ein0p 2y ago
> Why Gemini 2.0 Changes Everything Clickbait. It doesn't change "everything". It makes ingestion for RAG much less expensive (and therefore feasible in a lot more scenarios), at the expense of ~7% reduction in accuracy. A
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by ein0p 2y ago
I once saw a drug addict shoot up what looked like heroin in plain view of a police officer in Seattle. The officer did absolutely nothing. Needless to say downtown Seattle is also an extremely unpleasant place. In fact I'd say Seattle
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by ein0p 2y ago
Google in 2000: "Do no evil". Google in 2025: "Genocide is profitable". I wonder what Google users outside the US think about this in particular? Our "national security" could be their "national danger&quo
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by ein0p 2y ago
The US also has comparable hardware, and it had it for a while: Intel Gaudi. Similar perf characteristics, works very well for inference, costs substantially less than H100. The entire field seems to be drowning in money, so no one gives a
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by ein0p 2y ago
My bad, I was thinking of phosgene.
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OpenAI has been releasing industry leading capabilities at a pretty predictable clip. Their current top reasoning model outperforms the competition by a mile. From this I conclude, at a minimum, that they aren't "out of ideas&quot
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It's already multilingual in most of those languages, if not all.
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Just take R1 base model and fine tune it "for Europe". Done.
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Great idea on Musk's part: the Deep State can't go after their wives, jobs or kids since they don't have them. At the same time they are smart enough to mine some databases for fraud.
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by ein0p 2y ago
Bukele says on Twitter they're still buying Bitcoin.
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Google will tell you how to make sarin. It's not even hard, any idiot can make it in their garage. You can even make it unintentionally when gas welding.
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Did I say it's fine? Where? They too sometimes get overturned. I'm merely saying an opinion of a district judge is fairly small potatoes when it comes to the events of this magnitude.
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That's just what she seems to think, literally. I'd also be surprised if she thought any different given that she's been appointed by Biden.
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The author of the comment is, however, an expert in the field the author of the article is trying to (unsuccessfully) reason about.
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Has it been circumvented? No? Then what's the problem?
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And this would be _very_ good for Texas. Unlike Delaware, Texas charges the franchise tax as a percentage of taxable margin. This means Texas could impose almost 600M in tax on Meta if my napkin math is right. In Delaware the franchise tax
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by ein0p 2y ago
Reorganizing USAID into State Dept is lawful. That's what's going to happen.
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Wonders never cease: HN now supports the CIA regime change front that funded coups in dozens of countries, as well as laundered hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars to all sorts of shady special interest groups and political operatives
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by ein0p 2y ago
The author of the article is not an expert in this field. You should give him no more credence than you would give to, say, a plumber talking about astrophysics. Or astrpophysicist talking about plumbing.
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by ein0p 2y ago
Not just Europe. Many companies in the US will benefit, too. As will companies in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. These are the first truly frontier-grade models released under a friendly license. The most potent non-reasoning model befor
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What's remarkable is there was no effort to bypass GPT/Claude censorship back when they came out. That censorship is very real, even if you don't realize it's there.
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Amazon's chips at this point are marketing for Amazon. I've seen the benchmarks, they're not quite ready for serious use yet. I suspect Anthropic got a good discount on GPUs in return for using Amazon's own chips in any
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Anthropic uses a ton of TPU in addition to GPU, so presumably has the expertise to use both, and shift workloads as needed. Note that large scale TPU pretty much means Jax and not just "platform independent" flavor of Jax but Jax

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