mmaunder

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   by mmaunder 2y ago

   But you get higher EQ. /s
2. 362.▲
   by mmaunder 2y ago

   Thanks for fighting the good fight for us all!
3. 363.▲
   by mmaunder 2y ago

   And then fund a lot of talking instead of a lot of doing.
4. 364.▲
   by mmaunder 2y ago

   Agreed. Sometimes it’s personal challenges or tragedy. So perhaps best to let it lie if it’s not volunteered.
5. 365.▲
   by mmaunder 2y ago

   I’m 51 and still love coding. I do what the author describes but because I’m building something and I’m excited to see it work or see someone else enjoy it. And I’m racing towards that exciting moment.
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   by mmaunder 2y ago

   Not relevant to the Apple story but as a general comment on UK surveillance/search/detainment laws: Five Eyes means the US just needs to get their citizen into the UK for their partner to gain access that the US doesn't have
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   by mmaunder 2y ago

   See Artemis for an answer to how NASA is doing. They’re in trouble. Post Apollo they became very ineffective at big space projects. I say that with respect as an aviator who has benefited much from their past and ongoing work.
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   by mmaunder 2y ago

   It’s like telling someone you’re planning on starting a diet and getting congratulated.
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   by mmaunder 2y ago

   Where is it? Where is code, a model, a repo? If one of our startups in this community put out a press release like this saying they have plans they’d be laughed off HN. Why isn’t the EU held to the same standard?
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    This is exactly the arrangement five eyes had with partners, spying on citizens of partner countries to circumvent laws preventing local authorities doing so.
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Apple: How can we make iCloud+ subscriptions viral? A subscriber throws a party and invites all their friends via iCloud+.
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    This will be the worst disaster since Colgan in 2009 which is the crash that upped the hours requirement for ATP pilots from 250 to 1500 even though both pilots had over 1500 hours. I think this is going to be a very big deal and very quick
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    2025 Potomac River mid-air collision(en.wikipedia.org)

    5 points by mmaunder 2y ago|1 comments
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Yes. :-) And I commented below, earlier this evening. Scroll down and we can argue about whether what they did is legal or not.
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    I think there was a growing awareness of NVidia's vulnerability and I think that, while I don't agree with his conclusions, Jeffrey Emanuel's excellent piece from the 25th added significantly to that momentum: https:/&#
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    omg dude it literally says that in the code: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Fraud_and_Abuse_Act
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    The amount of vitriol in these comments is the really surprising data. I've seen the same on Twitter. I can only put it down to the financial pain DeepSeek inflicted on many US retail investors by wiping almost $700 billion off NVidia&
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Posturing huh? Nice. That was intended to be helpful. Go read the CFAA. What they did is, believe it or not, illegal. I didn't make the law, and many think the CFAA is ridiculous, but that's how it works. If you even access a comp
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Does DeepSeek have a bug bounty program I'm not aware of with a clearly defined scope? It appears that Wiz took it upon themselves to probe and access DeepSeek's systems without permission and then write about it. If you do this a
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    The argument re OpenAI continuing to lead falls flat when you consider the talent they've lost. It's a different company compared to the one that built and launched GPT-4.
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Thanks.
22. 382.▲
    by mmaunder 2y ago

    This API only model with a 1M context window was released back in Nov. Just for some historical context. https://qwenlm.github.io/blog/qwen2.5-turbo/
23. 383.▲
    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Repeatedly ask it for more providing the previous output as context. (Back to context length as a limitation)
24. 384.▲
    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Just want to confirm: so this is the first locally runnable model with a context length of greater than 128K and it’s gone straight to 1M, correct?
25. 385.▲
    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Over 100 authors on that paper. Cred stuffing ftw.
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    There’s a silent majority not using AI, in many cases actually building complex AI tools and models with many moving parts, with nothing to gain from saying that they’re not using AI. And the grifters have everything to gain by pouncing on
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    I wonder if Assange will get the pardon he’s campaigning for: https://www.action.assangecampaign.org.au/
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Amazing the market share Canon has considering how bad they are at software.
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    That’s hilarious
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    by mmaunder 2y ago

    Anyone care to give the non spacey folks like me the highlights of this launch?