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by lossolo 3mo ago
It's showing you're switched to 4.8, i just hit that while doing security research.
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by lossolo 3mo ago
> Constant bugs, dropped sessions, issues switching models, http errors. It's becoming ridiculous And memory leaks.
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by lossolo 3mo ago
> Sure, these are my sources. World Bank (2023)... My WTO comparison used the much broader "medical goods" category, so it was not an apples to apples. > My source was Citeline's 2026 annual review at https:/&#x2F
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by lossolo 3mo ago
Finance mostly true, space launch also true, cancer survival broadly true (with qualifications), oil and natural gas also true. > (exports nearly 2x the second largest exporter) Can you provide the source? In the WTO's broader medic
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by lossolo 3mo ago
> I don't really know how else to express my experiences living in, working with, and interacting with people in both of these countries. Could you please describe your experiences, since you didn't? I've also been to Chin
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by lossolo 3mo ago
Yeah, agree on both points. You can embed any bias you want using RL, regardless of training data.
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by lossolo 3mo ago
> These models are trained to be truthful A more accurate statement would be that these models are trained to fit the training data as closely as possible, regardless of whether the training data reflects the truth.
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by lossolo 3mo ago
It doesn't really address the point. Chinese students wanting to attend US universities is evidence that US universities remain attractive, not that those students would otherwise permanently immigrate to the US or that China lacks att
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by lossolo 3mo ago
Your comment feels like an outdated brain drain model where talented Chinese researchers naturally want to leave China and the only question is whether the US lets them in. That may have been closer to reality 10-20 years ago, China is a di
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by lossolo 3mo ago
Have you used the same session for audit? so switched to K3? or used a new session for K3? K3 is sensitive to this, they wrote about it on their blog.
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by lossolo 3mo ago
> If you can create a ship that is capable of 1g acceleration, it doesn't just stop accelerating as it reaches the speed of light For any object with nonzero rest mass, reaching exactly the speed of light in vacuum would require inf
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by lossolo 3mo ago
US ownership in capital markets by wealth level: Wealthiest 1% of earners - 50.1% Top 90-99% of earners - 37.3% Top 50-89% of earners - 11.7% Bottom 50% of earners - 1.1% Source: Federal Reserve/Reuters
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by lossolo 3mo ago
> It is super difficult to mimic all of these signals in a way that would cluster the same as typical humans. Not really, beat ML with ML. I won't disclose how to do it, because who knows who might read this, but you can easily do i
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US lifts curbs on Anthropic's Fable, Mythos AI models(reuters.com)
8 points by lossolo 3mo ago|1 comments
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by lossolo 4mo ago
> you might be considering low-effort what’s actually an attempt at simplifying - which is arguably higher effort I'm not saying that simplifying complex topics is low-effort, good simplification can obviously require a lot of work
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by lossolo 4mo ago
Yes, thank you.
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by lossolo 4mo ago
> He created Django, what do you mean he's not an engineer? I specifically said that he is not an ML engineer (emphasis on ML), so I'm not sure what Python web frameworks have to do with anything. > Also 'low-effort??&#
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by lossolo 4mo ago
He is not an ML researcher or engineer, he is a passionate AI enthusiast blogger. He mostly does SVGs and other low effort checks (sometimes with major flaws, as people have pointed out a few times in the HN comments). Properly evaluating
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by lossolo 4mo ago
> Meanwhile, on June 12, two days after Anthropic sent the letter, the Commerce Department imposed controversial restrictions on Anthropic's latest Mythos and Fable AI models because officials feared they could be deployed by mil
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by lossolo 4mo ago
Do we have any estimates on how much the price might increase? I was waiting for the MacBook Pro with the M6 Max and 128 GB of RAM, especially since there are rumors that it will come with a design refresh
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by lossolo 4mo ago
When I was in China the only VPN that worked using China mobile and other local ISPs was Lets VPN, they route through HK.
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by lossolo 4mo ago
If you exclude dividend paying stocks, then the entire stock market starts to look like a giant pyramid scheme casino.
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by lossolo 4mo ago
Most SOTA humanoid robots use transformers, which are also at the core of LLMs. They also use NVIDIA GPUs for simulation training.
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by lossolo 4mo ago
It doesn't for me. I use Fable to make plans, then give them to GPT 5.5 to review, and it always finds flaws and edge cases that Fable misses (some are really critical). It was the same with Opus 4.8. I'll admit it finds a bit few
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by lossolo 4mo ago
Seems like free speech didn't help Americans avoid becoming economic slaves.
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by lossolo 4mo ago
Probably. This is an 8-12 trillion-parameter model, which is why it costs so much, that is also a major reason, besides RL and synthetic data, why it suddenly gained these new capabilities. They claim it was not fine-tuned or trained specif
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by lossolo 4mo ago
It would crash if not for massive public debt that went mostly into capital markets and huge inflation.
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by lossolo 5mo ago
It looks like a budget car, not an exotic supercar.
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by lossolo 5mo ago
> now the EU, instead of making it easy for companies to innovate, spends billion on trying to catch up to the US. not even catching up. getting to where the US clouds are today. What's your alternative? The US has behemoths with tr
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by lossolo 5mo ago
From the links you shared, it seems they are first trying to determine whether it's economically feasible at all.

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