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2y ago
It does the job of running something which is derived from - but it’s not - the deepseek r1 model. They say the real thing is way better (as it should).
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I guess if it « didn't ultimately popped » neither did the dotcom bubble - nor any housing bubble.
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https://archive.is/c6cn9 « The thing I noticed right away when Claude came out is how little lock-in ChatGPT had established. This was very different to my experience when I first ran a search on Google, sometime in the yea
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2y ago
Is that really the analogy you want to use? « In 1873, greed, speculation and overinvestment in railroads sparked a financial crisis that sank the U.S. into more than five years of misery » https://www.smithsonianmag.com/his
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Aider.el: Aider (AI Pair Programming) Inside Emacs
(github.com)
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> "civil" is used instead of "civilian" How is that a problem? For example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_civil_aircraft uses both "civil aircraft" and "civilian aircraft&qu
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This is one of the first results a search provided. I skipped Wikipedia which was first but it was actually informative as well. https://www.dictionary.com/e/slang/5150/
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2y ago
It’s still better that blockchain-this, crypto-that…
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> Misleading: "Over just the past three years, […] > They are mixing an overall return with a time-period return to promote some fear. > Specifics: Jan 1 2022 @ $47K to Nov 2022 @ $16K, Jan 2025 $98K. The article is dated Janu
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2y ago
That creates some interesting situations like charging too little: “VGI provides services to the Funds “at cost”, i.e., without charging an arm’s length profit. VGI is a C corporation and the Funds are Regulated Investment Companies (RICs)
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The new people are also investors, will they get their money back?
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I'm a DeepSeek AI Bro Now
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Llama.vim – Local LLM-assisted text completion
(github.com)
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They are holding it wrong!
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TikTok to Restore Service After Trump Vows to Extend Deadline
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Surely you don’t want your taxes to go into rebuilding other people’s beachfront houses as many times as needed. Show a little empathy! https://reason.com/2024/01/10/the-feds-shouldnt-subsidize-fa...
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> This sounds like a very US-centric view > My answer: The selective approach of insurance companies mirrors the profit seeking lack of solidarity, which is ultimately incompatible with the risk pooling purpose What’s the non-US-centr
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> I always found it funny when insurance marketing talks about "personalized rates", when the goal is to DE-PERSONALIZE the risk. Actuarial science is not often associated with “fun” but they have been partying for centuries. “
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> Your implication that Muslims are more accepting of political violence doesn't seem to bear out in the facts. I didn’t say anything about Muslims being more accepting of political (or religious?) violence than anyone else. I was j
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> Thats not what I said. That’s true. What you said is > But the better argument is that 24% of people saying "it could be justified" is that it actually could be justified. and I don’t even know how to parse the sentence so
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"This is the water and this is the well. Drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within." (I had to check if that was part 8 - but of course it is.)
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I missed that figure, I stand corrected. So it’s “only” one fourth that told that it may be justified - the rest up to one third didn’t confirm nor deny that it may be justified. It’s also very reassuring that maybe they don’t find that vio
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> Asked if acts of violence against those who publish images of the Prophet Muhammad can "never be justified", 68% [of British Muslims] agreed that such violence was never justifiable. https://www.bbc.com/news&#
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People were running llama.cpp on Mac laptops in March 2023 and Llama2 was released in July 2023. People were buying Macs to run LLMs months before M3 machines became available in November 2023.
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> if you look on Google maps you can see the runway at Jeju Do you mean at Muan?
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> The Romans switch the start to January sometime around 700 BCE That doesn’t look right.
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Subsidies are often in the form of tax credits - they cannot be really used to pay for things. I'm not sure if "energy subsidies" may be about providing energy below the cost of production but it's true that the "tr
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Are tax payers subsiding that particular activity of Google or Amazon? If they do, “they make enough money” to cover costs. If they don’t, how does it become profitable if it doesn’t even cover the cost of one of the inputs?
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Subsidised by whom?
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2y ago
Depending on the definition of “beating”. On average investing right away is better but the variance of outcomes is higher.
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