mitxela

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961.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Before the 2000s, Berlin was still ruled by squatters and illegal techno clubs.
962.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Your bosses can only afford to give you that and high salary because they aren't giving it to everyone.
963.
by mitxela 2mo ago
You should avoid giving them money because they're 50 times more expensive than the competition, not because of that.
964.
by mitxela 2mo ago
LOL Deutsche Telekom... Their peering policy is "don't".
965.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Is that still a thing? What are they reflecting from? Where are they getting unfiltered uplinks?
966.
by mitxela 2mo ago
That notary thing is very stupid but just one thing - let's not pretend the US doesn't have stupidity on that level too. DMV lines, anyone? One voting booth for an entire city because it's majority black?
967.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Case in point: Trump just banned imports from Canada because they didn't cave to his extortion.
968.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The US also openly supports Russia in its current war, what's the difference?
969.
by mitxela 2mo ago
The trick is to use the most normal hardware, software and network connection you can think of. Which I assume you aren't doing for ideological reasons, which is fair.
970.
by mitxela 2mo ago
You would think Cloudflare would be in a position to do something about it, like they did with several cloud services in their Bandwidth Alliance. It would be a win-win-win for networks to interconnect better in India, it just can't
971.
by mitxela 2mo ago
It's basically that payment flows towards the core of the network, which is Europe and America. If you're the first Indian ISP, you have to pay a European ISP for an upstream connection - they won't pay you. And that persists
972.
by mitxela 2mo ago
> The unstated reason is that indian transit is expensive, though I fail to believe its cheaper to go from mumbai to marsaille and back to mumbai. Your Indian ISP is paying a French ISP for both directions of that traffic, which makes it
973.
by mitxela 2mo ago
But they don't, because your bucket is still in a location, and goes through more complexity layers.
974.
by mitxela 2mo ago
They do it at cost with a caveat: you can only ever use Cloudflare for that domain. It's a loss leader.
975.
by mitxela 2mo ago
No, that isn't it
976.
by mitxela 2mo ago
BERT isn't a next token predictor. It predicts a single token based on the whole surrounding context in both directions.
977.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Nobody makes intentional accounts any more because they get banned so easily (ex: if you imply Israel did a bad thing) and you need to remake accounts a lot.
978.
by mitxela 2mo ago
"it's subjective so it isn't real"
979.
by mitxela 2mo ago
"your account has been suspended for promoting hate or violence"
980.
by mitxela 2mo ago
They used to serial kill one person at a time, now they do millions
981.
by mitxela 2mo ago
RuneScape presumably?
982.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Every company is doing this for everything.
983.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Some concrete facts about LLMs are explained by their next token predictor nature. Every time it says "wait, that's wrong." instead of generating the correct thing the first time.
984.
by mitxela 2mo ago
> The key confusion underlying the FCF is the confusion of what is known before observing the data — that the CI, whatever it will be, has a fixed chance of containing the true value — with what is known after observing the data. Frequen
985.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Linked article is AI slop. Am I going crazy?
986.
by mitxela 2mo ago
This is AI slop
987.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Yeah! Nobody needs chatjimmy.ai. Nobody needs their results to come back instantly instead of at 10 tokens per second. Nobody needs a CPU faster than a megahertz.
988.
by mitxela 2mo ago
That's because 5 years ago it was still brand new for a computer to be able to speak English. 5 years later, we have accepted that LLMs can speak English and we expect them to do useful things.
989.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Computers don't have to have file systems. The history of personal computing has had more time with file systems being hidden, than with them being visible, and if you weight by the number of users, over 90%.
990.
by mitxela 2mo ago
Everything falls off as inverse square in 3D. His point is that the atmosphere attenuates it as well.

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