kennywinker

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1. 121.▲
   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   If I am reading this right, the 7b model performs as well as qwen3.6-35b-a3b at coding? K2 horizon 7b scores 70.6 on swe-bench-verified. Qwen3.6-35b-a3b scores a 70.0 on swe-bench-verified. That’s pretty interesting. I assume the benchmark
2. 122.▲
   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   Not to mention some of those kids may end up changing their names at some point if they get married and decide to take their partner’s last name.
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   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   Next 12 months: Oct 2026, Nov 2026, Dec 2026, Jan 2027, Feb 2027, Mar 2027, Apr 2027, May 2027, Jun 2027, Jul 2027, Aug 2027, Sep 2027. So, if we're being pedantic, I'm not wrong until Oct 1st 2027 or later. But I'm also wron
4. 124.▲
   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   That's the upper limit, but with correlated data like this dupes can come in way sooner. I bet you don't have to ask ten people before you get a repeat with this topic.
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   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   An open weight model is literally the only answer. Unless you're ALSO a tech giant, you are a bug to these companies. Every one of these companies will splatter you on their windshield, and destroy your business without even blinking.
6. 126.▲
   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   RIM is dying now -> useful for stock trading RIM is dying in the next four years -> useful for life planning. Anyway, i just wanna get on record that i predict an ai bubble pop event in the next 12 months.
7. 127.▲
   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   I think they meant to view documents.
8. 128.▲
   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   Mostly individuals decide what they will do, and then communities decide if they respect that or not. Doesn't exactly apply to companies tho, since they're functionally sociopaths.
9. 129.▲
   by kennywinker 2mo ago

   I think “or native” is a gesture at swift/objc for mac and C# or whatever people write windows apps in.
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    Unfortunately bandcamp laid off virtually all of their engineers a month or so back: https://www.hypebot.com/new-bandcamp-layoffs-why-artists-are... So, not enshittified, but either abandoned or headed for ensloppification.
11. 131.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    Reasonable People were unavailable for comment - they are busy deciding your 3d printer is illegal.
12. 132.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    I like the very non-windows very non-mac ui of omarchy.
13. 133.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    Ah yes, the solution to software with massive security holes is for everyone to vibe code their own software with massive security holes. But in all seriousness, I am running omarchy now, and I will almost definitely be switching to arch at
14. 134.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    Macos contains elements that are open licensed. Many linux distros contain elements that are closed source. Where is the line? This law describes as a true-false something that is not only true or false. This law is poorly written. Amending
15. 135.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    The law just says open source OS’ don’t count. It does not mention Linux by name - nor does it specify which licenses.
16. 136.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    > (2) “Operating system provider” does not mean a person or entity that distributes an operating system or application under license terms that permit a recipient to copy, redistribute, and modify the software. Where does MacOS and iOS f
17. 137.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    > Everything runs on the router itself. If the rest of your infrastructure is on fire, this still works, which was most of the point. And then a moment later: > You need about ten minutes, a router you own, and a card on file with an
18. 138.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    Parent poster is technically right - open “source” implies the source used to make something is open. The model source is training data and code, not just weights. But the reality is, the weights are a useful artifact that you can use to cr
19. 139.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    If the models stay open, it seems like everybody but anthropic/openai wins. i literally can’t see a downside. We can post-train the models to know about tienanmen square.
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    Well then we're left with the assumption that 100% of the new data center buildout will be done with Nvidia GPUs, with absolutely ZERO being AMD GPUs or google TPUs.
21. 141.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    I can imagine that. I could probably fit more GPUs in my closet than the cost of my house. Now imagine adding a complex liquid cooling system to my house, upgrading the wiring to support the extra power draw, and some full time staff to mai
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    > they oppose the very system they are trying to use and exist within. Is there a way to not exist within capitalism and fascism while opposing it? You speak about it like this is some hypocrisy on their part. Is it not the rhetorical eq
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    You are ok with 7 people getting life sentences because one person fired a gun in the middle of absolute chaos with no evidence the shot was premeditated or planned by the group? And surely those swastika carriers are getting similar senten
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    This low-effort slop post is misleading. It suggest that 3.8 is half as fast as 3.6, but this is almost definitely because MTP isn't enabled by default. The two models should perform the same - they are for me. When you get AI to think
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    Sure. Obviously GPUs are expensive. My computer is more expensive and more processed than a 2x4, but that doesn't mean that my computer is a significant percentage of the value of my house. And it's pretty unclear what is included
26. 146.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    The most expensive thing in my house isn't even 1% of the value of my house and everything in it.
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    > Capitalism produces where it is convenient to do so. Laughably untrue. Is it most convenient to produce semiconductors in taiwan? No. Decades of taiwanese industrial policy produced that outcome. Capitalism takes advantage of current
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    > Democrats in office understood the macro picture and worked diligently and intelligently to fix it, I agree with everything you're saying except this bit. I don't think democrats were working to fix it in any fundamental way.
29. 149.▲
    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    We’re saying the same thing. Tariffs are dumb.
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    by kennywinker 2mo ago

    That’s what I said - it’s bad for everyone except domestic producers of tariffed stuff. So, bad for consumers, producers of downstream goods, etc.