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by minraws 4mo ago
The issue is the companies doing it could spend billions on tokens and they have. I for one know that there are multiple Big Tech Fortune 500 companies that have burnt over 1B in tokens in a single quarter. This is purely for coding and ana
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by minraws 4mo ago
Name any 2 or 3 that published bleeding edge research and similar in the last 6 months. Well I can't think of even one at the moment, to be honest might be biased but all Chinese research labs are largely oss except Alibaba now. I am c
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by minraws 4mo ago
Well I was expecting it but if it's not going to become available in this subscription cycle for me I will cancel oai subs as I did with claude ones months ago... moving to open weight models is trivial now, with optimizations and stuf
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by minraws 4mo ago
This is not true, Grok responds to context like all other LLMs if you were actually maga you would get more maga feedback because it has weaker guardrails and will source random nonsense sources.
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by minraws 4mo ago
Given my experience with hosting these models at scale, working and optimizing load, I don't think the margins are nearly as high as 75% if the models are as big as people often claim. Only reason deepseek is so cheap is because well I
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by minraws 4mo ago
1. Kalshi doesn't use UMA. 2. Yeah spend more money to get UMA votes to decide controversial decisions. That's how polymarket works. I have a lot of experience with similar systems, that's what we call rigging the election. I
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by minraws 4mo ago
Not true, polymarket and kalshi have a lot of system bets, basically bets where the other side is the market, and further they take a cut from the money gambled. There are other things as well, like they control which side wins, so they can
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by minraws 4mo ago
Why not run it in a vm or container instead then, it seems a bit much imho.
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by minraws 4mo ago
1050$ I am very sad about the price. Like orders of magnitude sad. I would have hoped for ~600$ with the economic realities maybe 800$, but 1000$+ just feels like too much doesn't valve have like a multi-billion dollar muscle couldn&#x
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by minraws 4mo ago
While we have you here, I would like to say thanks, I disagree with you on a bunch of stuff in terms of opinions, perhaps less than I would expect, but I appreciate people who can and do put effort in supporting things they care about. And
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by minraws 4mo ago
so burn more tokens to save more tokens, so that we can spend more on X token but save on Y tokens? not the question is which X tokens and which Y tokens? and since the output is non-deterministic how do you validate this? LLMs aren't
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by minraws 4mo ago
When breaking the law is the norm, small or big seems to trivially get blurred, if you don't care when X law you didn't care about was being violated then why should the company think you will care if they broke Y law instead.
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by minraws 4mo ago
If you can't understand atleast 70% of those lines of Git, you really should be using a git web app or something. Or maybe try jj. Either is better than you using Git's raw cli as someone who doesn't really know or care how i
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by minraws 4mo ago
Mercurial is a bit better, but not by much it had slightly better large file support historically but I wouldn't recommend it.
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by minraws 4mo ago
I am in market for a Car within a year or two, and I promise it won't be one from Volkswagen, if a company supports OSS platforms in cars and is available in APAC I will buy from them even if it costs 2x for the same specs (preferably
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by minraws 4mo ago
You can't food maxx a trillion calories a day to generate a multi million dollar bill. You can token maxx it though. I think the issue is the reality that most life is worth a lot less (in US Freedom units) than some software running d
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by minraws 4mo ago
I am not sure but I have been using codex and claude like this for a while now didn't know it was untoward or malicious jail braking since codex & claude would refuse to work if you ask it to implement a feature in a reverse engine
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by minraws 4mo ago
Well we are officially fucked. That's some increase, not angry against hetzner they might have been forced, but man is this sad. I built a homelab before the crisis started which might allow me to survive this for the next few years. B
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by minraws 4mo ago
I tested it properly and it seems rather decent improvement atleast it does use less tokens for the same task which is good enough a reason for me to use it over k2.6 if I need an open model
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by minraws 4mo ago
This is why secure systems can't log any data.
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by minraws 4mo ago
They are opt-out not opt-in, atleast I got access, and didn't realize this was breaking our company's SLA with Anthropic, what is the agreement a piece of paper??
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by minraws 4mo ago
No ssh?????? I am fine with everything but this is really but no ssh??? I am out will check back once basic features are here.
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by minraws 4mo ago
Remember folks Microsoft has Mythos access
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by minraws 4mo ago
Assuming 2-3 years from now when V5 is out China would have mostly caught up in compute, and honestly that's it China can scale up compute a lot faster than US maybe a few countries can match it, or help match it but won't happen
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by minraws 4mo ago
It would be insane, if they can't serve the models at a profit sure at current GPU prices the profit might be 10% or lower. But at realistic gpu prices it would have been close to 30-60% based on how big the models actually are and how
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by minraws 4mo ago
The ARR were fine but showing skewed quarterly profitability numbers by slowing down research due to hitting compute capacity suggests otherwise. I am certain Anthropic spent less on building the next model this quarter if they make it to p
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by minraws 4mo ago
Assuming they mean 8xA100 or similar, that's some rather insane performance, and at just 3x the cost, it still quite cheap-ish. With some optimisations this might be quite interesting. I think the margins are getting quite compressed w
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by minraws 4mo ago
That's the problem mate, UK and US pretend they are free, democratic but the lived experience doesn't match up. There are cases where things atleast have a decent ending but that's not even a given in so called free and democ
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by minraws 4mo ago
I don't know I don't think they were jailed but some guy also got arrested for saying bad stuff about the King https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwyenzdz66wo Sure courts won but the arrest is the issue.
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by minraws 4mo ago
Not true the part about China, but yes Western countries do like to pretend they have a lot more freedom than they do. If you can't criticize or protest Xi in China, try criticize or protesting the laws in rest of the world. Especially

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