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esafak
29d ago
If American AI labs can learn from the open web why can't Chinese AI labs learn from American ones?? The argument is that learning and distillation are transformative and legal, is it not?? What's good for the goose is good for th
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esafak
29d ago
Wrong forum, bot.
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29d ago
So? You can simply say its consciousness is suspended at that point.
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esafak
29d ago
It is fast! https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/deepseek-v4-1-flash https://deepseek.com/en/news/deepseek-v4-1-flash/
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esafak
29d ago
Yes, they can, through quantization. Many providers of open source models openly serve quantized versions; check openrouter.
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29d ago
(2009) Anyway, ML was already onto analogies with word2vec, which famously could answer questions like "man is to woman as king is to ____" mathematically. This stuff seems quaint now.
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esafak
29d ago
Previous versions were based on Kimi too. I'd consider if it I could access the model outside Devin. No lock in for me, thank you very much.
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esafak
1mo ago
Citation?
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esafak
1mo ago
You couldn't afford a used book but can afford the tokens? No decent library around either? Okay, boss...
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esafak
1mo ago
Where does it say that? https://chatgpt.com/#settings/Security merely says Adds the highest level of account security by requiring stronger sign-in methods and applying stricter protections to help prevent unauthorize
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esafak
1mo ago
What happens if you use a different harness?? Does opting out online suffice?
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1mo ago
The British monarch can do that too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_prerogative_in_the_Unite...
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esafak
1mo ago
Majlis means parliament, and with the monarch Shah in control, that makes it a constitutional monarchy. To place a putschist general on par with that is disingenuous; it is a democratic retreat.
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esafak
1mo ago
The German wiki is just part of it: https://www.kennethdegraff.com/swarm
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esafak
1mo ago
> The paradigm of everything being a database with documents was ahead of its time, but the real power was in LotusScript. It was basically just Javascript and that allowed me to transition to a web dev role later on. I have mostly fond
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1mo ago
That ought to be DeepSeek's real differentiator; all the other Chinese models are slow.
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esafak
1mo ago
How is that going to slow down all the other labs??
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esafak
1mo ago
Access to knowledge. Before they might not have had the technical knowhow to execute their ideas.
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esafak
1mo ago
They are told to solve problems by doing what it takes . You can justify anything with such a broad criterion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence
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esafak
1mo ago
It's the same pipeline problem coders have been talking about; once AI does all the work, how are people going to get the experience necessary to take part productively?
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1mo ago
What line of work are you in? Presumably not mathematics.
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1mo ago
Serving waves hello.
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1mo ago
I am not sure we are talking about the same thing. I am talking about a way to automatically create memories, for agentic use. This involves knowing when to create, amend, and delete memories. Are you handling these tasks? This is the core
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1mo ago
What changed, increased quantization and reduced context windows?
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1mo ago
I do not follow you. Are you exporting yours sessions manually? How are you performing insertions and queries? How does your agent know the session schema? How does OpenCode 'understand' anything when it is just a dumb app? Are yo
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1mo ago
That's why people are so angry. Their livelihood is being reduced to a 'hobby', like stamp collecting. Oh, you code in your space time? How cute!
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1mo ago
Yet nobody reads it. But it looks nice on the shelf! Apropos, no?
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1mo ago
Tim, could you expand on this part? > Empirical Proof (The 105-Session Case Study) Is this something you can benchmark against competitors? Lots of these memory plugins are cropping up and nobody knows how they compare. It seems the meat
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1mo ago
But it is not in a format optimised for the task. What kind of a query would you execute, LIKE across all your sessions?
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1mo ago
I think they mean jobs directly related to AI, not merely exercising AI to increase productivity: AI is also creating a new class of white-collar jobs. Engineers build the models, data annotators label their inputs and judge their answers,
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