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by infecto 23d ago
Is that not already baked into the cost of malpractice insurance?
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by infecto 24d ago
I use Pi barebones.
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by infecto 24d ago
Not weird or odd in the least. I think it clearly shows that Pi barebones at least in this set of tests, preformed better and cheaper cost that OMP.
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by infecto 24d ago
To be fair he is nothing more than a talking head who historically has had some pretty negative AI pieces. Sure nothing is binary but more than ever it feels like there are talking heads on both sides that have some pretty extreme views.
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by infecto 26d ago
They are annoying hacks too because the common one the search still goes to the chosen default and then the extension hijacks and redirects.
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by infecto 26d ago
Yes. The obvious choice for HN is not listed in it. It’s a silly limitation anyway.
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by infecto 26d ago
My number one reason. Safari won’t let me customize the search engine. If I had that I would use safari all day long.
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by infecto 26d ago
I think folks are a little too aggressive here but I know I typically have your posts muted by default for me simply because too often it was just blog spam about something you wrote before. I suspect the greater HN in net likes your work b
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by infecto 26d ago
I just tune out every post that says “I wrote about this already” and then links to it. Simon is great and kudos for his self promotion but it’s interesting to see as it’s often called out for anyone else. The guy is good but he certainly s
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by infecto 29d ago
That’s my experience with any of the 3 hyperscalers when reading docs. Millions of versions, blog posts and just overall massive challenge to get to the root of it. Funny the one thing I was always able to immediately and quickly digest, AW
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by infecto 1mo ago
Lots of Europe especially France is packed with smokers. One of those things you take for granted living in the US and once you travel abroad you realize how much of the world still burns tobacco and it’s everywhere.
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by infecto 1mo ago
Every system has pros/cons. I don’t need to prove anything, don’t be so antagonistic.
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by infecto 1mo ago
It’s quite funny to read the comments. Europeans consider their system one of culture. Americans don’t care about the culture but the time wasted. I am just sitting here thinking everyone is creating a reason why their system is better whil
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by infecto 1mo ago
How many years have people been saying that? Remind me of this post in 5 years.
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by infecto 1mo ago
And? Please scroll the start of this thread. Robotics is a long way off, we need better models and more compute. I am not sure what you are arguing for.
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by infecto 1mo ago
And? Still in a controlled environment. I cannot pick one up today from a store.
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by infecto 1mo ago
Balance sheets is not an answer. Sorry I am just asking for material proof. It would indeed be pretty shocking for every market participant, large or small, funded or unfunded to be operating inference at a loss. Plans are definitely subsid
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by infecto 1mo ago
You did not answer the question at all. Third party inference providers for Chinese models are in the US and there are so many players it would be shocking they are all heavily subsidizing it.
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by infecto 1mo ago
Agree and that is a massive fact issue that we should be focusing on. I think folks are conflating me wanting to focus on the facts as that should be the evidence we use and not what if scenarios.
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by infecto 1mo ago
Pull the proof and let’s report on it. That would be a great fact.
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by infecto 1mo ago
How do we know inference is heavily subsidized? Are all these third party Chinese model providers subsidizing the true cost?
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by infecto 1mo ago
Most of these videos are still controlled in some manner. We are not yet at the age of throwing a robot in a home and doing n different dynamic tasks.
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by infecto 1mo ago
~1min per shirt in a controlled environment. Better but still far away.
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by infecto 1mo ago
That’s not how data agreements work. The city/entity would need to agree to the revised contract. Is it possible? Sure. Is it something I am concerned about? No, I would rather focus on the facts.
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by infecto 1mo ago
You can generally get your hands on these agreements pretty easily. None of the ones I have seen allow commercial use.
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by infecto 1mo ago
Sure but the premise was a conspiracy that they are padding financial numbers by selling the data commercially. They don’t so why perpetuate the conspiracy? Focus on the real problem with the business.
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by infecto 1mo ago
Since we are talking about a US perspective do you have evidence that backs this up? It just comes across as an empty statement. The government is the will of the people and I personally like the idea of fixing copyright instead of making t
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by infecto 1mo ago
Get rid of the what if hyperbole and focus on the core reason why it’s bad. These contracts do not allow commercial use. Could they in the future but so what, focus on the here and now. We should continue to focus on what is true today. Flo
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by infecto 1mo ago
No, they don’t as far as I have seen sell data for commercial purposes.
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by infecto 1mo ago
Flock sucks but I think these kind of conspiracies hurt the argument. You can go look at a number of these contracts since they are part of your local city/municipality. A typical flock agreement is pretty firm that the data is the cus

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