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by lossolo 2y ago
You pasted some links and interpreted them in a way that fits your thesis, but they do not actually support it. > Taiwan is de facto recognised by most of the West By 'de facto' do you mean what exactly? That they sell them goo
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by lossolo 2y ago
Yeah, this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. I buy hardware and transit, so I know he's just making up numbers.
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by lossolo 2y ago
Where can you get 10 or 100 Gbps flat with a full 48U rack and power for $800? Because if that exists, I want to buy them all.
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by lossolo 2y ago
You would need to extract logical patterns and concepts somehow, not just word relationships. I know what you mean, this introduces another level of abstraction between relationships. If there is no way to extract these patterns, or if ther
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by lossolo 2y ago
"Star Wars" as the race between the USSR and the US to dominate space—landing on the Moon, the first animal in space, the first human in space, etc. It spanned decades and was a huge drain.
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by lossolo 2y ago
Was Iraq also talk when US invaded it in violation of international law? Not to mention overthrowing democratically elected governments in South America. Which countries did China invade in the last 3 decades?
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by lossolo 2y ago
Trump yesterday: “I like both sides of the argument, but I also like very competent people coming into our country, even if that involves them training and helping other people that may not have the qualifications they do. I don't want
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by lossolo 2y ago
> All of this points to compute now being basically the only bottleneck to massively superhuman AIs This is true for brute force algorithms as well and has been known for decades. With infinite compute, you can achieve wonders. But the p
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by lossolo 2y ago
Democracy is not a new concept, just current implementation is different. Democracy, in some form, dates back over 2500 years to ancient Athens (circa 5th century BCE). Around 1500 years ago (~500 CE), formal democracy as it existed in Athe
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by lossolo 2y ago
What’s also outrageous is that while there is no proof that the CCP is using TikTok for nefarious purposes in EU/US (at least for now), there is evidence of the owner of X using his power to influence European elections in many EU coun
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by lossolo 2y ago
> people in likely financial distress with addresses close to military installations Sure, that's possible, but I think it's a bit of a stretched argument. Can't you target people like that on Facebook with ads? Can't
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by lossolo 2y ago
Because it's a good scapegoat, why take responsibility for losing an election when you can easily shift the blame to someone else?
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by lossolo 2y ago
1. Is there any real evidence of the CCP using TikTok for anything? 3. Then what is Microsoft doing in China? What is Apple doing in China? Etc. No tech company is banned from China, the only companies that choose not to operate in China
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by lossolo 2y ago
> TikTok's CSAM problem is well documented [1]. Your link doesn't say anything about TikTok? > Kim Jong-nam's assasins, for example, "were told to play harmless tricks on people in the vicinity for a prank TV show
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by lossolo 2y ago
> blackmailable individual profiles can be assembled What does that even mean in this context? Have you used TikTok before?
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by lossolo 2y ago
Sure, I have already made a lot of them in the context of the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Sorry, it's just tiring to repeat the same things all the time in these threads. So the assertion that these parties hold "little power&quo
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by lossolo 2y ago
Be aware that this account has only one post (this one) and was created around 8 months ago when reports started to appear about Israeli influence on American public opinion online. "Israeli State-sponsored Internet propaganda include
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by lossolo 2y ago
In May 2019, the U.S. government placed Huawei on the Entity List, which restricted American companies from doing business with it without a special license. This included Google, which meant Huawei lost access to the licensed version of An
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by lossolo 2y ago
It doesn’t matter if they were better or worse, it’s all relative. It depends on who you ask, everyone will give a different answer. You are looking at this from a technological and problem solving perspective, while the people who made the
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by lossolo 2y ago
> it's the best car I've ever had What other cars you had before?
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> "the system is corrupted" "Multivariate analysis indicates that economic elites and organized groups representing business interests have substantial independent impacts on U.S. government policy, while average citizens
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by lossolo 2y ago
The US has lost all wars in the last five decades: Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq. War is merely a tool to achieve political goals, and none of these goals were achieved. This means all the effort and resources spent on these wars were wast
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by lossolo 2y ago
> making the most interesting and challenging LLM benchmark so far. This[1] is currently the most challenging benchmark. I would like to see how O3 handles it, as O1 solved only 1%. 1. https://epoch.ai/frontiermath/t
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by lossolo 2y ago
The war could be over to tomorrow if Israel stops illegally occupying Palestinian territory . The consequences for creating illegal settlements should be massive to let the world know that stealing others people land is not acceptable
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https://livebench.ai/#/
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> far-right candidates promising to fix everything are doing well lately It has always been like this—just the end of a cycle, accelerated by the invention of social networks, which broke the monopoly of information gatekeeping and broad
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by lossolo 2y ago
If we take HunyuanVideo, which is similar to Sora, as an example, they state that generating a 5-second video requires 5 minutes on 8xH100 GPUs. Therefore, if 10,000 users simultaneously want to generate a 5-second video within the same 5-m
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by lossolo 2y ago
It's naive to think that peace and stability will suddenly prevail in Syria. The situation will likely follow the Libya model: total chaos, worse than when Gaddafi ruled. HTS are wolves in sheep's clothing, and they wear this disg
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by lossolo 2y ago
https://www.physicalintelligence.company/blog/pi0?blog Show me what was possible 20 years ago versus what we can do now. I think you have enough imagination to envision what might be possible 20 years from now.
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by lossolo 2y ago
> For starters, the US is a free economy and the China is a centrally planned one. USSR was a centrally planned economy, China is not. Do you mean subsidies (like the IRA and CHIPS Act in the US) for certain industries, which act as guid

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