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by mirzap 2y ago
Do you know what zero knowledge proofs are? OpenAI could create ZKP that would be easy to verify.
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by mirzap 2y ago
OpenAI should release its frontier model as an open-weight model. There are already open-weight models that match OpenAI's best models (at the time of their release), so the idea that OpenAI would lose something by making its frontier
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by mirzap 2y ago
https://archive.ph/9lRNm
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Speed Up Triggers by 7x with Transition Tables(timescale.com)
1 points by mirzap 2y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 2y ago
Stealing is already outlawed, so banning the devices is not comparable to murder. What would be comparable if the government decided to ban knives and hammers? Those "devices" are used to commit murders, and anyone possessing them
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Caterpillar to Butterfly – The Evolution of Specialist Expertise(tidyfirst.substack.com)
2 points by mirzap 2y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 2y ago
Who attacked WordPress, exactly? Nobody. That's right. Nobody attacked Open Source. The only one who is doing wrong to the community and attacking OSS and Wordpress is Matt. He is mad that other people are using OSS and profiting from
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Apple's Upcoming M5 SoC Enters Mass Production(techpowerup.com)
3 points by mirzap 2y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 2y ago
https://archive.ph/bclhi
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Tesla's sales plummet across Europe(ft.com)
41 points by mirzap 2y ago|44 comments
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by mirzap 2y ago
Training costs are not the same as inference costs. DeepSeek (or anyone hosting DS largest model) will still need a lot of money and a bunch of GPU clusters to serve the customers.
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by mirzap 2y ago
Model capabilities are not plateauing; in fact, they are improving exponentially. I believe people struggle to grasp how AI works and how it differs from other technologies we invented. Our brains tend to think linearly; that's why we
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Turso Cloud experienced an incident that resulted in customers losing their data(twitter.com)
4 points by mirzap 2y ago|1 comments
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by mirzap 2y ago
People with massive egos, like Musk, often don’t meet a good end. He supported an AI "pause"—but only until he launched xAI. In his view, anything done without his involvement is inferior. Ultimately, people like this tend to make
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by mirzap 2y ago
StackOverflow was in a downward spiral regardless. Without LLMs, it would take a few more years, but nothing would change. Their content moderation policies were poor, driving people away.
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by mirzap 2y ago
Bees don't die right away; they all fly off after stinging, but they will eventually die for sure.
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by mirzap 2y ago
In almost every country, the President or the Parliament selects Supreme Court Justices. In some countries, the President picks x, and the Parliament picks y. They don't have terms. Direct democracy does not make sense when selecting j
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by mirzap 2y ago
Excuse me, what? They do it all the time. Vaccines and Israel's genocide are just the tip of the iceberg of the propaganda machine broadcast through Meta's services. Make no mistake, this is not about China. TikTok had a huge nega
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by mirzap 2y ago
Exactly. Tech people almost always go to the "performance wormhole" arguing about ms and how it could be improved 10x - myself included. But working at a startup the past couple of years, I came to the conclusion that it does not
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by mirzap 2y ago
I don't understand why they wouldn't license it under an open-source software (OSS) license if they are closing the business anyway. This would be a great opportunity to foster a community around the project. Without an OSS licens
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by mirzap 2y ago
Nothing has changed since the change of ownership. Only a racist would think that quality would drop only because the Chinese now own it. The same workers are working in factories, the same engineers, and the same process in the same place.
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by mirzap 2y ago
Developers who think that way have no clue what their users want. Most iOS users want a native experience, not something else. When I see an app that doesn't have that, I quickly lose interest. Having the app look the same on all platf
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by mirzap 2y ago
I have no idea what is the point of this article. > Looks like ~943k lines of code, 143k from Basecamp org. Automattic publishes 6.58M lines of open source code, 6.9x more than you. Yet, we’re “doing open source dirty”? Whaaat! Since wh
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by mirzap 2y ago
Developers are the core of any system. Once they move on, it's game over. What Wordpress.org did sent a clear message to any developer who makes a living on WordPress or a plugin - we can take your plugin and revenue any time we want.
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by mirzap 2y ago
Automattic was an early investor in WPE in 2011, but then they made a mistake and sold their shares. In addition, the GPL allows you to do what you mentioned. You can take any GPL-licensed code and use it for commercial purposes without hav
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by mirzap 2y ago
This is not a fork. He stole the original project plugin space, its reviews, download statistics, SEO traffic, etc. It has nothing to do with GPL.
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by mirzap 2y ago
I agree. This is the best move right now. WordPress needed modernization anyway
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by mirzap 2y ago
No, it's not. Matt is causing damage to the OSS ecosystem far beyond WordPress.
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by mirzap 2y ago
It doesn't matter. Matt didn't have the right to hijack ACF.
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by mirzap 2y ago
Pathetic. Matt banned one of the most popular WordPress plugins. Then, he forked the code and hosted it on WP.org, which is against the Terms of Service. He also hosted it in the plugin directory on the same path as ACF, stealing its SEO tr

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