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by giwook 5mo ago
I think there is a nonzero chance of that happening. Beijing could at any point decide that DeepSeek has become too powerful and/or is a major export and start to insert themselves (assuming they have not already). There are widespread
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by giwook 5mo ago
I think this is an unfortunate consequence of the state of politics in the US (and in many other countries tbh). Collectively we should really be getting angry with wealth inequality but those with wealth stir up any number of other issues
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by giwook 5mo ago
I've looked into OpenCode and didn't realize that pretty much all of the models are quantized. This makes sense when you consider they offer considerable value compared to competitors, but this seems to reinforce the adage that &q
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by giwook 5mo ago
That is the timeline I want to live in. Probably.
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by giwook 5mo ago
It should, which is why I said it is the current threshold.
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by giwook 5mo ago
I think this is the key issue with running locally hosted models. Yes, technically you can run them on 12gb vram. But should you? Realistically 64gb seems to be the current threshold for getting meaningful work done while also maintaining a
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by giwook 5mo ago
This seems like an obvious progression imo though I think very much subject to change. Open weight models will become better, and memory prices will return to normal prices in a couple years (hopefully). That being said I think an unpredict
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by giwook 5mo ago
Running is not the only form of exercise. There are plenty of low impact forms of exercise out there that can get you into any zone of cardio you want.
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by giwook 5mo ago
I'm not convinced. I may be misunderstanding how the study was conducted, but it sounds like a more reasonable conclusion to draw from the study is that those who tend to have better health outcomes and longer healthspans/lifespan
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by giwook 5mo ago
Urban design can help, but only for those who actually want to take the 'hard' route. Most people I know would rather take a subway or call an uber for anything above 20 minutes of walking (which makes me sad).
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by giwook 5mo ago
Lifespan != healthspan
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by giwook 5mo ago
It's difficult but where there's a will there's a way. I know plenty of parents who find time to get exercise in. And even if you don't hit ~600 minutes in a week, any amount of exercise is beneficial. Go for a run pushi
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Sony's 1000X the ColleXion Headphones Make the AirPods Max 2 Look Affordable(gizmodo.com)
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by giwook 5mo ago
It is not an existential threat. Ukraine simply does not have the manpower to overtake a country that is many multiples larger and more populous than them. And territorial expansion and conquest of neighboring countries is Russia's MO,
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by giwook 5mo ago
Poor analogy.
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by giwook 5mo ago
Yes, and yet they are free to live their life as they wish which is my point. One can do anything they want so long as they are willing to accept the responsibility of doing so. Software devs overusing AI then blame it for rotting their bra
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by giwook 5mo ago
Yeah I mean you're right. My point is, will an appreciable percentage of the population do that? Or is convenience king?
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by giwook 5mo ago
Unfortunately whatever scrutiny Sam Altman comes under can be waved away with Trump's magic wand.
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by giwook 5mo ago
The SKILL.md is right there, you can just read it to see what it does.
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by giwook 5mo ago
I really doubt that will happen anytime soon. I imagine there is still a great deal of preventative security-related work going on right now before they'll consider releasing this to the public (especially as this means granting access
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by giwook 5mo ago
Why are you not allowed to do that?
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by giwook 5mo ago
Sure. I meant it feels like it because it's presenting a rather sensationalistic headline that is pretty clearly just focusing on the perspective of one subset of the population instead of trying to accurately portray the nuance. There
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by giwook 5mo ago
So if I were to continue with your logic, our walking and running skills or level of physical fitness have atrophied because we can drive or take public transit. Should we no longer drive or take public transit anywhere? To your point, my d
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by giwook 5mo ago
> Engineer and ai decided the third party api was "inconsistent" and "nondeterministic" Sounds like it was the AI that decided this and the engineer didn't bother questioning it which I'd classify as using A
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by giwook 5mo ago
404 media tends to put out quality articles in my opinion but this one feels a bit like clickbait. It seems like they're overgeneralizing quite a bit here and focusing on a narrow subset of the population while ignoring the people who
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by giwook 5mo ago
The first idea was a "novel" one :) but I had questions about what would happen once the story (i.e. context) became long enough. You could maybe do some clever things to compact the story line or index it somehow to aim to push t
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by giwook 5mo ago
The point is that they shouldn't be criticizing anyone which I think is the point of independent journalism. That they publish articles that put Republicans in an unfavorable light is I think because Republicans are doing things that
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by giwook 5mo ago
I don't know about USA Today. NYT at least seems independent if left leaning. I've not seen them be unfairly biased or bend over backwards to cater to outside corporate interests just yet. They're certainly not bending the kn
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by giwook 5mo ago
And by what standards have you determined that these outlets are circling the drain? The work of independent journalists is more important than ever before.
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