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by gpt5 4mo ago
This article is a good summary of local models. Unlike the way they are hyped sometimes, as fantastic tools for coding and agentic local work. The reality is that they are rather limited, would not do well on a long or complex task, and are
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by gpt5 4mo ago
Not really, and it distracts from the real cause. The ban is incentivized by where the data is going, not the use of models.
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by gpt5 4mo ago
There are many labs searching for room-temp superconductors. It's a research area with unknown results. This project seems doable (just with a ton of data). Not sure about MRI level resolution, but CT is definitely not MRI level resolu
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by gpt5 4mo ago
I find using tens of thousands of ultrasonic chips, submerged underwater to provide you a radiation free full body scan, all while processing a petabyte of data per scan a pretty ambitious and cool project. I hope they make it work.
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by gpt5 4mo ago
They should rename it to XCode. Oh wait… They should rename it to CodeX. Oh wait…
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by gpt5 4mo ago
Both you and PG are missing the mark here. PG made the error thinking that this is just people misunderstanding math and exponential growth, which created a convoluted math section that could have simply been explained as - if you start wit
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by gpt5 4mo ago
It depends how secure they are. But yes - in reality they are only a couple of TB, so just distributing the models and their source code (not their training data) it feasible.
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by gpt5 4mo ago
They all believe that they are building the machine of doom. The thing that drives the moral dilemma to continue doing it is simply the prisoner's dilemma - the cat is out of the bag, if they don't do it, another (less ethical?) a
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by gpt5 4mo ago
Brexit happened in 2020. GDP/capita change since then: * UK $40.8k -> $61.1k = +49.5% * Germany $48.0k -> $65.3k = +36.2% * France $39.2k -> $52.1k = +32.8% * Italy $32.0k -> $46.5k = +45.5% * Spain $27.2k -> $41.6k = +5
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by gpt5 4mo ago
If you compare UK to its equivalent developed countries (France, Germany, Italy, etc. ), without including the developing EU economies of Eastern Europe, you get that the UK’s GDP growth has outperformed the rest since brexit happened.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Looks like I was wrong in my last statement above. unfortunately you didn’t understand (or chose to ignore) why your comment is promoting hate.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Note that she was following her lawyers advice. Not a gag order from Meta. This advice l is standard practice when you have an active litigation against you (everything you say can and will be used against you). Edit: I stand corrected. See
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by gpt5 5mo ago
> a plane half full of Hasidic Jews (the ones refusing to board because they're still praying and knocking their head against the wall, and refuse to sit next to women). I don't know why you've decided to explain what is a
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Correct - it has significantly shifted the makeup: 1. Master degree holders increased from 57.0% to 71.5% 2. Average wage increased by ~30% (estimated from the massive drop in the number of applications from the lowest category. 3. The bala
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by gpt5 5mo ago
People said the same when the $100K fee for H1b was introduced, and said that the US won't be able to fill the 85,000 spots. But there were 211,600 applications in the last cycle. Also, your other 'facts' are incorrect. The U
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by gpt5 5mo ago
People should be more aware of the symptoms of sleep apneas - the lack of energy during the day, feeling tired, waking up throughout the night, waking up tired/exhausted, etc. People with untreated sleep apnea have multiple folds highe
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by gpt5 5mo ago
If you imported yourself, then all major carriers (Fedex, UPS, DHL) have announced that they will refund the cost. The imported stuff you bought retail unfortunately won't be refunded (unless one of the current ongoing class action law
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by gpt5 5mo ago
I'll choose not to respond to your personal attack. But in term of actually running a dev team - you are free to use QWEN or another quantized local model that can run on an RTX 5090 for coding if it makes you feel more independence. H
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by gpt5 5mo ago
this might be true for the plus account. For the "Pro" tier ($100-$200/month) the 5h limit is never a problem.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Sell the machine for $4K, use it to pay for Codex Pro for everyone for a year. Everyone will be significantly more productive and happy. It's not even a real comparison if they are actually using them for coding. If you are deploying a
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Not to mention that some of the effects that OP cited are either deflationary (like layoffs and automation), or clearly cyclic (like the memory boom bust stages, experienced just a few years ago post COVID).
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Note that index funds don't hold companies in proportion to their market cap, but in proportion to their free float (shares available to purchase on the market). Both SpaceX and OpenAI's estimated free float are around 4-5% of the
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Especially as the open weight models are really generated by corporates, and they could stop releasing them at any time.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
From: https://aistudio.google.com/models/gemini-3-pro-image > Produce production-ready assets with native 1K output and built-in upscaling to 2K and 4K resolutions The API doc you linked is misleading.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Nano Banana 2 only supports 1K resolution (1024x1024) natively. Anything above that is upscaling. So this matches SDXL. GPT Image 2 does support 4k natively (but experimentally).
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by gpt5 5mo ago
They would have been a lot smarter if they didn't start and end every speech of the supreme leader with death to America, death to Israel - the two countries so motivated to have them not get nukes.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
I mean, Iran has been working on nukes for a while, and it has led them to a disastrous place of its own. You could easily argue that the dictatorship is in a stronger place after getting nukes, but the act of building nukes have destabiliz
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by gpt5 5mo ago
While folks here are quick to jump to blaming the US for this, it's also worth noting that the US is the one that has been enforcing international order so far. So it gives us a bit of a glimpse of what would the world would look like
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by gpt5 5mo ago
I actually completely disagree, and think that AI hate is just going to grow. My take is: 1. The public response resembles the stages of grief, and people are fluctuating between denial (AI isn't really that smart) and anger (AI is hor
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Source? I didn’t know EU officials are required to use burner phones in the US

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