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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> but I want my pilot to not see clouds as rabbits The poster meant it "within the metaphors". Tables are said to have 'legs': that does not confuse carpenters.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> conscious The problem with that term is that it is hardly meaningful. Why would you use it? It does not add much, and no clarity, to what it is attributed to.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> Actual real people believe The problem with rapists is mental development, not "those sexy tables and chairs and pots and everything". It's not that if people do not understand metaphors we should stop using them. It &
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The Mundaneum, XX Century "Internet" Put World Knowledge on Millions Index Cards(openculture.com)
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Ukrainian publishers call for support after Russian attacks destroy 10M books(theguardian.com)
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
See, the statements are clear, the message is not. You speak about "rigid"? When specific people, instances, say "gay", do you assume it is sexual? When they say "frown" do you assume it is not? I wrote "s
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> AI changes that "AI". If concepts can be that sloppy, then the party that believes it an argument that NNs surpass humans get a point. Edit: in fact, there is a point: we compare AI (proper AI) to optimal professionals, but
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> it's become babysitting an superpowered AI toddler That's hopefully temporary: you are dealing with provisional architectures - as is obvious by their lackings (transparency; reflection; evolution; one shot learning...). Th
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> it still can't avoid the base cost for manufacturing silicon What costs are you talking about and why would them be a problem? If it is the price: «Kharya says it costs 100x as much to train a model then to get a customize HC ch
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Corrige: a Taalas HC1 PCIe card consumes actually between ~200W and ~250W (a 10 blades server consumes ~2500W).
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
In the case of needs to process natural language, instead, massive efficiency (esp. time) can be a game changer. It's like "you have two years to complete the project" vs "you have two hours to complete the project"
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
At 250w when it's working (I understand), and it works for tiny amounts of time per query...
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
In the case of Taalas, the pipeline was said to be 2 months: > From the moment a previously unseen model is received, it can be realized in hardware in only two months ( https://taalas.com/the-path-to-ubiquitous-ai&#x2F
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
In Taalas HC2 a chip embeds 20b parameters, and the declared idea is linking the chips. A card with two of them chips and you can already have a dense Qwen at staggering speeds.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
But we are not here to play art critics scoring submissions... We use them, for what we will find them useful for. > I come to hackernews to learn, to engage with substantive arguments, and to have more perspective on topics Well, you
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> As a last step, the final transformer layers produce numbers called logits. From these logits, the transformer conjures a list of possible words and assigns each a probability. And here is where SynthID diverges. Your friendly transfo
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
It is not the point that the chunk in the submission literally made, it is a crucial substantial point that comes from it in a rational informed assessment.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Well, but they were clearly there, were they not? I just wrote points nearer the core issues of the 5+1 original from Alberto. Who, just below, wrote his «You nailed it!». You have to put your own effort to understand the message. He pointe
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Ranked: Popular Cities for Digital Nomads(visualcapitalist.com)
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> remember the past as better than it actually was Yes, I very clearly remember the not so faraway past when shoes last decades, when non-filled soles (as opposed to e.g. grids of blades) would have been considered a crime and an obvio
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Several commenters seem to shrug off the trend. The trend is real and worrisome. -- There exists an expectation of infrastructure and acceptance of a way of living that is more evident, totally tragically, in administrations. -- Silence is
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> But a bit of the freedom disappeared too - now I could be interrupted at any time, and sometimes I was ...Remember what you are there to do, so keep it off and only turn it on periodically... Maybe if it is a matter of being able of
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
I am pretty sure it's still there.
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> restaurant where I couldn't ask the waiter for a physical menu Happened to me. In one, "Ok, if you don't have own ways to read our electronic menu, I'll hand you the owner's tablet". (Bankrupted after a
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What you are describing is actually the coma of civic society: in proper societies (I have witnessed them), the «idiot» ("layman in civic education") would have been corrected by the affected and informed by his acquaintances. It
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Idle jokes have no use here.
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The title and article at OpenCulture say "5000 items"; the database view page says 5000 sharp (odd); the page at the collection 10000. https://hrc.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15878coll... >
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10000 Classic Movie Posters Digitized and Put Online Free to Browse and Download(openculture.com)
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We Tested Qwen3.8 27B: How Much GPU and VRAM Do You Need(hardware-corner.net)
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Laser mosquito zapper promises precision strikes as backers itch for answers(theregister.com)
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