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igravious
8mo ago
So? Yes Moonshot AI is a Chinese corp. So? Under every OpenAI or Anthropic article do you put "Disclaimer for those who care about this stuff: the servers are in the USA." If not, why not? And to what stuff do you refer?
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igravious
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for the same reason why not a federated <insert-the-tool-you-would-love-to-see-federated-here>
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igravious
8mo ago
That's not a long time in the grand scheme of things.
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igravious
8mo ago
The Book: https://www.amazon.ie/Information-Beautiful-New-David-McCand... “A visual guide to how the world really works, through stunning infographics and data visualisations, thoroughly revised, recalculated and reimagined
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igravious
8mo ago
I think you should refrain from replying to me until you're able to respond to the actual points of my counter-arguments to you -- and until you are able to do so I'm going to operate under the assumption that you have no valid or
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igravious
8mo ago
I love this idea. I love that you're using these new tools to do what would essentially be weeks/months of work by a small team of people. Elaborate on "toxic traits" and "Speak truth to power about how a lot of the
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igravious
8mo ago
> A one is always a one; you don’t measure it and find it off by some error; you can’t measure it a second time and get a different value. Linus Torvalds famously only uses ECC memory in his dev machines. Why? Because every now and again
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igravious
8mo ago
They may not be wrong per se but that argument is essentially a strawman argument. If these tools are non-deterministic then how did someone at Anthropic spend the equivalent of $20,000 of Anthropic compute and end up with a C compiler th
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igravious
8mo ago
People on here keep trotting out this "AI-generation is not deterministic." (more properly speaking, non-deterministic) argument on here … And my retort to you (and them) is, "Oh yeah, and so?" What about me asking Claud
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igravious
8mo ago
those are all great ideas -- you should build it :)
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igravious
8mo ago
If it's a fiction https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IF12503 then it's a very deceitful and and elaborate one.
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igravious
8mo ago
No, you are misinformed. The facts are that both the Chinese mainland authority (the CPC) and the government of Chinese Taipei each lay claim to the entirety of the mainland+island landmass. Get that? They both regard themselves and
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igravious
8mo ago
What's your hardware/software setup?
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8mo ago
> no matter what your beliefs are - civilians aren't the target in Gaza “By December 2025, the Gaza Health Ministry had reported that at least 70,117 people in Gaza had been killed. The vast majority of the victims were civilians, a
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igravious
8mo ago
The title of the article is: “Pushing Qwen3-Max-Thinking Beyond its Limits”
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igravious
9mo ago
dumb question, but is prompt caching available to Claude Code … ?
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igravious
9mo ago
GP defo did not tripper my AI slop detector :/
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China switches on first SCO2-enabled power generator
(gasworld.com)
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igravious
9mo ago
This is the often unappreciated selfless that benefits all. Thank you
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igravious
10mo ago
> not optimized images by size and deferring, JS for things that work natively in the browser, bloat of tailwind instead of nice clean and modern CSS. care to elaborate?
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Apple didn't have to go this hard [video]
(youtube.com)
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Apple did what Nvidia wouldn't [video]
(youtube.com)
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I built an AI Supercomputer again (2TB RAM) [video]
(youtube.com)
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10mo ago
There's a pretty famous website that tracks Iraqi civilian deaths: Documented civilian deaths from violence 187,499 – 211,046 Further analysis of the WikiLeaks' Iraq War Logs may add 10,000 civilian deaths. as o
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igravious
11mo ago
ARM holds a monopoly over ARM licences? Wow. Truly you are a genius unappreciated in your own time. /s
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monopoly? this is from DeepSeek, ymmv Here is a list of major ARM licensees, categorized by the type of license they typically hold. 1. Architectural Licensees (Most Flexible) These companies hold an Architectural License, which allows them
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igravious
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“Huawei has 208,000 employees and operates in over 170 countries and regions, serving more than three billion people around the world.” https://www.huawei.com/en/media-center/company-facts “The company's comm
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11mo ago
unzipped Ruby 3.4.7 into the appropriate place (third-party) in the repo and explained what i wanted (it used the Lua and Python port for reference) first it built the Cosmo Make tooling integration and then we (ha "we" !) started
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igravious
11mo ago
here you go, still early days, rough round the edges :) https://github.com/igravious/cosmoruby
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11mo ago
it's fake is it? https://github.com/igravious/cosmoruby
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