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by luma 2y ago
It is absolutely not true, they already released a model (OpenELM) and it compares extremely poorly versus similar size models from the likes of MS. This chart is correct and to scale: https://i.imgur.com/5mjlesU.png
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by luma 2y ago
> Apple has a huge advantage because they get to pay nothing for a superior compute infrastructure that comes with a better privacy and latency story. Right now, AI is a pay-$B-to-play and you need the massive datacenter compute for trai
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by luma 2y ago
3) Medicare for all, starting today. Stroke of a pen I just fixed everything. > existing hospital infrastructure Hospitals already deal with medicare. > insurance companies Oh no the vultures in the system will go hungry whatever shal
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by luma 2y ago
Why should healthcare be tied to employment? "Quit fucking around" and institute a national, single-payer plan that covers everyone, like every other modern industrialized country.
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by luma 2y ago
How does giving my employer exclusive rights to my future work lead to MY freedom?
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by luma 2y ago
Oh I have which I why I'm surprised that everyone is reading this as the police doing a good job. This is a story of the police failing to do their job 14,999 times and only getting it right on try 15,000 because one of the victims so
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by luma 2y ago
Are we still talking about the police in the OP? Who needed someone to give them GPS coordinates to find the stolen goods after at least 14,999 previous tool thefts went unsolved? Not exactly batman level detective work here, this case was
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by luma 2y ago
I'm not sure what such an approach would accomplish. If the goal is to prevent the kind of problem seen in the OP (which, let's be real - is a rare occurrence) in order to avoid an unplanned outage, you've instead created a
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by luma 2y ago
For whatever it's worth, what you describe above is specifically what IPFIX/NetFlow etc does. Not full-take, just metadata for each flow such as the time, src/dst ip/port, tcp sequence #, octets sent, etc. This is commo
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by luma 2y ago
I'm not too familiar with customer DSL solutions but for cable modems, that firmware and configuration is managed by the CMTS because technology and configuration changes on the head end may require customer-side changes to ensure cont
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by luma 2y ago
Presumably, Windstream is logging customer traffic as a matter of course. It might just be metadata (NetFlow/sFlow/IPFIX/etc), but one way or the other the only way they have this information is if they are recording and ret
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by luma 2y ago
She got played from day one and is mad because she was the last one to figure it out. Sam brought her on for academic credibility and she didn’t realize how powerless the role was until she made the mistake of attempting to flex that power
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by luma 2y ago
PM2.5 is of interest because it’s a size that your body has a harder time getting rid of. Larger size particles have an easier time being captured by the upper respiratory system. Smaller things might make it into the blood stream and hope
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by luma 2y ago
Normally I’m not here to defend the likes of Google, but when it comes to their communications to SEO practitioners, I’m OK with some intentional misdirection and outright lies.
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AlphaFold3 – why did Nature publish it without its code?(nature.com)
50 points by luma 2y ago|19 comments
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by luma 2y ago
In her free time she's also given me the gift of learning home machining via her wonderful YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/blondihacks Quinn is a full-spectrum powerhouse.
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by luma 2y ago
Not FTP, just a web server with directory listing enabled. edit: downvotes? That's literally the situation here, look at the friggen URL.
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by luma 2y ago
The claim being implied was that Anthropic was in a better position because they had partnered with AWS versus Azure and thus they would have more access to GPU. That isn't the case, at all. All I'm stating is what the chart clea
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by luma 2y ago
Checking MSFT price, seems like the market thinks they made the right move and the shareholders are for sure seeing a return.
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by luma 2y ago
That's exactly what I'm talking about: https://i.imgur.com/sZ3tniY.jpeg
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by luma 2y ago
Are you suggesting that the OAI investment was not a good investment for MS?
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by luma 2y ago
Given Amazon's no show in the AI space? Azure. By a mile.
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by luma 2y ago
My guess here: the product isn't valuable enough to sell off (see Horizon), the customers who buy the product aren't in their list of 600 accounts that they want to focus on, and the invoice price is a rounding error next to their
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by luma 2y ago
Why avoid? If you can detect, buy the stock and sell it back to them 30min before close at their inflated price.
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by luma 2y ago
https://archive.ph/6EkIS
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by luma 2y ago
Large ships regularly leverage tugs to get in and out of harbor, this isn't even a little unusual.
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by luma 2y ago
> is there any advantage (military or otherwise) for China to persist with obfuscation? Standard issue Chinese protectionism, they do this with basically every industry. Create a problem and then only allow CCP-approved organizations to
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by luma 2y ago
Crazy efficient heat sinks, diamond’s thermal conductivity is off the charts.
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by luma 2y ago
The paper’s graphs show a hysteresis that looks a lot like many semiconductor curves. What a neat technology, this might make for some interesting hydraulic control solutions.
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by luma 2y ago
The people who actually do the work? Or would you prefer the investors who did the work of "already having money"?

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