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lostmsu
8mo ago
I won't disagree - the guideline prescribes to keep the original title as much as possible, and I failed to find more neutral source.
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lostmsu
8mo ago
There might be something to read between the lines for Putin.
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lostmsu
8mo ago
That doesn't mean there are many of these staying alive.
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lostmsu
8mo ago
Not exactly, but pretty close: https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/capabilities/coding?mod... Somewhere between Haiku 4.5 and Sonnet 4.5
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Qwen3.5 122B and 35B models offer Sonnet 4.5 performance on local computers
(venturebeat.com)
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8mo ago
Am I misreading the table? Unsloth Q4_K_M PPL: 6.6053 KLD 99.9%: 0.5478 KLD mean: 0.0192 bartowski Qwen_Q4_K_M PPL: 6.6097 KLD 99.9%: 0.5771 KLD mean: 0.0182 Barely noticeable drop in PPL; notice
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lostmsu
8mo ago
Looking at their benchmarks there doesn't appear to be meaningful difference between their quants and bartowsky quants.
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8mo ago
> And of course they're also going to train on your private inputs. It's right there in the TOS. Anthropic actually says they won't train on your private inputs on paid plans as long as you opted out. Unlike Google and Ope
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8mo ago
GitHub also does it fully automatically (but they don't share explicit criteria).
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8mo ago
re: LinkedIn: well yeah. I strongly believe nobody should have "одни слова для кухонь, другие — для улиц".
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8mo ago
I'm saying the list above carefully includes a bunch of more or less universally recognized good things, with the subject added on top, implying that the "left" views on sexuality are also good things. But that form of argume
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8mo ago
Your list is missing Nazi parties somewhere between the non whites and voting rights. And for most of the countries in the world - gun owners at the top of the list. Just speaking from historical perspective.
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8mo ago
Are you saying that's impossible? Can you give relative estimates?
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lostmsu
8mo ago
From reading this link it sounds like OpenAI successfully dodged oligopoly bullet.
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lostmsu
8mo ago
How exactly does this work? Does it use Gmaps API?
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lostmsu
8mo ago
Regular models are very fast if you do batch inference. GPT-OSS 20B gets close to 2k tok/s on a single 3090 at bs=64 (might be misremembering details here).
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8mo ago
How does it compare to Microsoft VibeVoice ASR https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46732776 ?
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8mo ago
I was talking about religions, not individuals.
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8mo ago
I believe religion is a reasonable extension. Some of them explicitly call for murdering unbelievers.
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8mo ago
They violated TOS
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lostmsu
8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases Specifically, the idea that LLMs fail to solve some tasks correctly due to fundamental limitations where humans also fail periodically well may be an instance of t
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lostmsu
8mo ago
> US president unilaterally The whole truth here would be that technically he did not do it unilaterally but as a representative of his voters, so basically almost as far from unilaterally as possible.
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8mo ago
I guess they are gonna have to cancel all psychology programs.
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8mo ago
Exactly. Of all my hardware since 2003, which includes 5+ different GPUs that were mining and later training AI models almost non-stop the only things that stopped working and not just discarded for being too old/slow are 2 OCZ 2 SSDs
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8mo ago
And regular people talking their mind
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8mo ago
Any pelicans from non-quantized variants?
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8mo ago
EU's GDP is higher than China's
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8mo ago
gpt-oss 120b and even 20b works OK with codex.
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8mo ago
> The reason apps from Win 9x runs on Windows 11 is that MS puts a ton of effort into explicitly supporting old apps. No, that's one of the reasons. The other one is that public kernel32 -> private ntdll design works.
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8mo ago
Fool's errand. Apps built with this will have to be maintained forever (vs the apps from Win 9x which still work in Windows 11).
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