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by esseph 3mo ago
Drones shot down in Romania, Poland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, etc. These are probes. Judging responses and response times. Rumor is Polish GROM have been inside Russia for months. Edit: See sources in my comment below. I bring r
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> Needless to say, none of the new models have worked well for him, and he refuses to remove the "tweaks" or update his style of communication, which is obviously breaking the experience. All attempts to control the output in a
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For example: limiting the number of resources in a particular Terraform state file so that if an apply goes wrong, it just takes out the dev instance for the app and not the prod instance if every company app. It uses "blast radius&quo
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> 0F being "coldest you'll experience in a place humans commonly live" It gets MUCH colder than this all the time in the northern US, let alone Canada and Alaska, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, etc.
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> History is important but not as important as science. Bullshit. Without historical data, you can't recreate experiments!
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Re-read their response. They answered both these questions.
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> We simply have better magic wands and more powerful spells now. But tainted 20-40% by bouts of Wild Magic which make the outcome entirely nondeterministic, despite the best protection wards we can conjure.
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> If it wasn’t for the current memory fiasco, Apple would be even closer to providing a solution on the desktop that is affordable for most (Hacker News participants) Already running models locally without apple hardware, and have an enc
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> Except that animals don't have knives, guns, bombs and nuclear warheads. Yeah, animals will spill your intestines out on the ground and start eating you asshole first while you scream. And they may even do it for fun and not even
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And it floods the market with millions looking for work
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> Honestly imo this is just proof apple will win in the end. Eventually a phone will be able to run a model good enough to do most things and it then is game over. I don't see how these are related. The accuracy and capabilities of
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> Sadly until china scales production of hardware it really isn’t economical to run this stuff yourself. I'm running this stuff at home on my desktop and using it through an app on my phone. 60-140TPS depending on model / use c
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> because they're both called "gpt-4 something More like a generation of models with different specific use cases
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Who was training LLMs on residential AMD GPUs?
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> In addition I would hope that even in the morally bankrupt state USA is in today, murdering 92 million people would cause some political problems (but this might be naive of me). It might move the needle 15%.
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There are around 16 million living veterans. Between 4.5-6 million living US combat veterans. 5-8% of all mass casualty perpetrators are a combat veteran, between 92-95% of all mass casualty perpetrators are not combat veterans By far, ther
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This data selling also happens with leaks of all kinds like medical data, often to current or future employers, health insurance companies, etc.
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Black market and gray market data. All the firms want data. All the other firms want data. The banks want data. The other criminals also want data for their crimes and schemes. Oh insurance companies, and the ATS systems. Everybody wants as
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It's free for this
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> What stops people is actually access to knowledge. Very untrue. I'm a combat vet. I spent years fighting an insurgency and therefore pretty good at that very task. I have the knowledge, so what stops me?
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Then you probably want enterprise level drives, motherboard, ECC RAM, etc.
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> A reasonable use case is to have multiple smaller models loaded- you can have an image generation model loaded along with the text model. Lemonade server updated yesterday for an Arena model / ai routing. --- The Lemonade local AI
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> IP laws are there to elevate the arts and sciences, not stifle them in the name of profit. Hmmmmmmmmm
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What happened for standing up for something you believe in
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> it's not so much a "rhetorical fishing expedition" After your post I reviewed the first page of your comment history and I was pretty sure I knew where you would stand on this issue. > as much as I just initially gave
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The wealth gap; it is extremely unhealthy for a functioning society. It's kind of odd anyone has to spell it out unless your comment is (possibly) a rhetorical fishing expedition. I'm clearly not the only one that thinks this.
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> Why have constitutional protection against search if in practice nothing can be shielded from such searches? Now you begin to understand. And it is extremely unlikely we ever get a constitutional amendment to fix it. We're more li
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> I don't understand the draw of video anything at all; I never have. I can read information 100x faster It's not about information, it's about shared para-socializing. Totally different intent.
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> The "billionaire bad" brainwashing needs to stop. No, not until the problem goes away. "But it will always exist." Noted.
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"Modern Life May Be Pushing Human Minds Beyond Their Limits, Reflecting an Evolutionary Mismatch" https://www.sciencealert.com/modern-life-may-be-pushing-huma...

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