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by eunos 2y ago
Would be interesting to research possible censorship bypass-resistant LLM. Or instead of blatantly censors the LLM shall convincingly assure the user with specific point of view.
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by eunos 2y ago
That is a quite good psyop since everybody only focussed on muhh censorship rather than pondering technically.
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by eunos 2y ago
> And Russia's invasion would be dead in the water without Chinese support To paraphrase the Chinese rep on the UN. If China indeed supported Russia, then this war would have ended by now.
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by eunos 2y ago
This is a bit of conspiracy theory, but there's a theory that China's strategic goal isn't to have an all-encompassing Chinese OpenAI that can charge a shit ton of money. The goal is to prevent US companies from doing so.
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by eunos 2y ago
You jest, but honestly, if open source accelerated during the peak Cold War and the Soviets leveraged them to own capitalists American software industry, you bet that the US Govt would be hostile to the open source movement.
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by eunos 2y ago
Us good China bad That's it
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by eunos 2y ago
Alexandr only parroted what Dylan Patel said on Twitter. To this day, no one know how this number come up.
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by eunos 2y ago
I am not surprised if US Govt would mandate "Tiananmen-test" for LLMs in the future to have "clean LLM". Anyone working for federal govt or receiving federal money would only be allowed to use "clean LLM"
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by eunos 2y ago
Job market kinda suck for employee so cant be picky I guess
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Tensor Product Attention Is All You Need(arxiv.org)
160 points by eunos 2y ago|104 comments
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by eunos 2y ago
Well DeepSeek hasn't really caught the eye of the leadership before they released R1.
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by eunos 2y ago
Well specifically for engineering-related products (both software and hardware). How can you thrive and be competitive when your competitors in the far-east work for >60 hours per week with a solid ecosystem and generous support from the
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by eunos 2y ago
> Australia pay wayyyy better well having a relatively small population and bountiful natural resources do great wonder.
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by eunos 2y ago
Sounds like it's a good time to break app store duopoly
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by eunos 2y ago
I heard they opened Douyin registration recently
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by eunos 2y ago
When Google and Facebook agree to also base their servers in China and follow Chinese censorship law. You're welcome.
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by eunos 2y ago
Well Dem and Biden already sealed their fate as the party that ban Bytedance universe (TikTok + Capcut), while Dear Leader Trump restored the services :). Let's see what the zoomers and millenials will say for next elections
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by eunos 2y ago
Bush and Bill would still laugh about nailing jelly to the wall
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by eunos 2y ago
Assuming that social media is an evolution of traditional media. The traditional media loves to chase negative news (If it bleeds, it leads) and we let that happen (muh free speech!). So it is logical that social media amplified the negativ
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by eunos 2y ago
> propaganda It's so amusing seeing the society that lionizes itself as the paragon of open society and can't stop boasting about the effectiveness of free-speech soft-power compared to sclerotic communist propaganda now having
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by eunos 2y ago
Rednote and TikTok has 'novelty' content type that originally cultivated in mainland China. The memes, reactions pic, etc don't really exist on reels/shorts.
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by eunos 2y ago
For more down to earth contents I heard that Kuaishou (They made KLING AI video maker) is more suitable.
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by eunos 2y ago
For all complains of the toxicity of the platforms. For now, the contents over there are written by your fellow human (maybe AI in a few years). Just focussing on platform closure for me indicates that we resigned from fixing our fellow fol
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by eunos 2y ago
On the cost increases graph, As always, things that got cheaper are things that American import from other countries while things that got more expensive are things that you cant import and solely depends on American workforce, more or less
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by eunos 2y ago
Maybe, even thought I told Claude that it's for my history project. Claude was more interested asking what project it was.
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by eunos 2y ago
I've read variations of that assertion since mid Hu Jintao era (around Beijing Olympics). Maybe it's time to move on?
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by eunos 2y ago
> RIP Northvolt Northvolt isnt lacking funding (pedantically they are, else they wouldnt be bankrupt) or clients, but know-how for scaling putting aside some conspiracy theories about Chinese equipments. Turns out scaling isnt easy. vana
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by eunos 2y ago
> 1. The US trade war with china which will place deepseek compute availability at disadvantages, eventually, if we ever get to that. Chinese chips will come soon, I heard on DeepSeek Huawei Ascend chips are already on part of inference.
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by eunos 2y ago
> China has 900M people making less than $400/month Most of these folks are illiterate oldies that would pass away in a few years anyway.
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by eunos 2y ago
> dumb technologies that US and allies can replicate fairly quickly Laugh in Northvolt > $150B on it since 2014, and has only come up with low yield/unprofitable 7nm via existing DUV machines Considering that there are less than

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