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by gizajob 4mo ago
You realise how many people in Europe do own a car? And how exactly has the privacy war been lost?
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by gizajob 4mo ago
This comment is like the antithesis of hacker culture. Can’t tell if being ironic or not.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
People seem to miss that with local models you can have them burning their wee digital brains out 24/7, which is a different class of AI usage than that from online models even at a few dollars per million tokens.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Never say never. When the free money party stops, then those token costs are going to have to go up and up. The fact there’s such a glaring disparity between the cost of running AI locally and the pennies it costs to use an online model sho
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Nah we’re in like desktop PCs in the 90s type days - bit clunky and maybe occasionally having to work out what an IRQ number is, but a long long way from hand-toggling switches just to get a “hello world” punched out onto paper tape. You ca
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by gizajob 4mo ago
You’d be adding 150khz and 8bits of nothing.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
MacBook Ultra Expensive (when equipped with 256 or 512 Gb of ram)
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by gizajob 4mo ago
That’s a majorly impressive computer. What’s the price of that per rack? Deploying for what?
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Well if all that was taken away from you and you had to go to the bank to ask for the money to rebuild so you could become as productive as you are now, what would that cost and would the bank loan you the money?
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by gizajob 4mo ago
The hardware is here today for people prepared to tolerate mild amounts of latency. It’s easy to forget that computing tasks used to often take major amounts of time - rendering an audio file, rendering a video, transcoding – all kinds of t
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by gizajob 4mo ago
It’s completely shared so the OS and everything else takes up maybe 8GB of the RAM. On a 64GB machine you can run models about 45GB in size and still have space for those models run other tasks which themselves might need ram. To a user, th
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Local LLMs running in LM Studio on a MacBook Pro work great, if you’re prepared to wait for the answers because using an LLM locally is much much slower than having the instant results appear when using an online LLM like ChatGPT or Claude.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Useful feedback thanks.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
The web is only a minuscule part of cyberspace. Once millions of people have an AI supercomputer running a graphical node at home in 3-10 years time, then cyberspace will finally start IMO. The web will look like a catalogue file in compari
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Didn’t seem snarky to me. Seemed pointed.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
When I’ve read about these philosophers it seems often like they’re there to affirm whatever needs to be affirmed, rather than doing the philosopher’s actual role of finding extreme fault in whatever you’re doing and showing how unsound the
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Same - philosopher here please hire me. My bachelors thesis was “Wittgensteinian problems for artificial general intelligence.” Three decades working closely with tech and haven’t failed the Turing test yet. I think SBF and his education fr
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by gizajob 4mo ago
– when you get it wrong, people treat you with the contempt they reserve for a thief.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
Also not in the EU.
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by gizajob 4mo ago
I can’t believe this article hasn’t been written by ChatGPT. The author claims to have written it but has clearly become completely captured by the awful generic style of AI writing.
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by gizajob 5mo ago
The only thing you’re neglecting is that personal computers will be able to run “good enough” open source models locally within 3 years. Can already run it today.
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by gizajob 5mo ago
A Porky prime cut.
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by gizajob 5mo ago
It’s great technology for long-term archiving. “Look ahead” to determine optimal groove spacing doesn’t have to be done digitally, even though digital makes this much simpler. I’d guess that musicians and producers using an all-analogue rec
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by gizajob 5mo ago
Vinylrecorder.com There’s been a market for this for nearly 30 years (and the rest).
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by gizajob 5mo ago
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by gizajob 5mo ago
Not sure how the gulf states on the other side of the strait are going to feel about that.
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by gizajob 5mo ago
You’re prioritising one narrative headline over another though.
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by gizajob 5mo ago
That is what looked like the catalyst but seeing the response made me feel the confirmation from the S&P really was a big factor, particularly because the algorithms must all have been banking on the rapid inclusion for the AI companies
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by gizajob 5mo ago
I’m not really defending the system, just making the point about a form of constitution existing. Even if the things you mention were nailed down in a constitution, that constitution could be amended to undo them, same as every other form o
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by gizajob 5mo ago
I thought most of those households was massively in debt?

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