mordae

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by mordae 3mo ago
> alleged anti-competitive practices I'd say that with court ruling these are no longer alleged. Right?
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by mordae 4mo ago
Nope, people seek it out because government tells them to pay taxes _or else_.
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by mordae 4mo ago
They do not and it sucks for certain tasks. It also means that if they actually trained with vision, they'd be on par with Anthropic models as vision seems to improve model performance across the board even for non-vision tasks.
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by mordae 4mo ago
DeepSeek V4 Flash on default (high) reasoning had zero formatting failures, just genuine losses. Total score: | DeepSeek V4 Flash | 97/100 | 41/50 | 41/50 | 92W / 102T / 6L | Benchmark costed me just under $1.
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by mordae 4mo ago
> I think may be the government. The population will have to pay taxes for their maintenance. But it will be vastly less. Governments are no longer allowed to print money. Do you think they will be allowed to build unlimited supply of ro
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by mordae 4mo ago
> Money is an example. Really, what is money? A piece of paper? Some metal? Some number on a computer? Could you put your finger on what money really is, especially in the modern world? Debt owed to central bank. Enforced by State via ta
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by mordae 4mo ago
It drops dependents.
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by mordae 4mo ago
Most have their pension automatically track index. Nasdaq changes rules so that the pension funds are forced to buy stock while very volatile and likely overpriced.
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by mordae 4mo ago
> There’s no skill file that contains the tacit knowledge of a person who has reconciled a thousand payrolls. That person has zero skill in actually making tight automation that doesn't just fall over. And I have yet to see an AI ag
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by mordae 4mo ago
This is a terrible benchmark. It literally tests the models on their ability to track shifting line numbers. If they cannot keep up, no amount of abstract reasoning can redeem them.
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by mordae 5mo ago
Foraging was so good we only had to work like 2h a day. We had to start farming simply because the population growth from foraging was exponential and we have ran out of easy-to-forage ecosystems. We've also ran out of freedom at that
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by mordae 5mo ago
We always hold one at $WORK at the end of the year. I am not a fan of racing nor CS (prefer UT) so I went and made a retrogaming corner last year. The year before that the Among Us was the highlight. I landed on imposter so many times they
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by mordae 5mo ago
Not OP, but I routinely load 150k tokens into context. A full sub-package to work on, select other files in the monorepo, e.g. front-end visualization and back-end data loader. Then work some 150k tokens, then start again. At the end, cache
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by mordae 5mo ago
It's a vasoconstrictor. Gets more blood up to the brain.
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by mordae 5mo ago
That's called LUKS2 and it's the default on Linux. You just type passphrase on boot. It's not tied to the motherboard.
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by mordae 5mo ago
Except weights will be unstable - temperature and frequency dependent - and we still have issues delivering analog circuits reliably to the spec. So it would take multiple attempts. But yeah, as soon as the digital models start to plateau,
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by mordae 5mo ago
I am 100% certain it's a sigmoid. Speed of light is finite. :-)
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by mordae 5mo ago
Give it time. It's inevitably a logistic curve.
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by mordae 5mo ago
> Ok but I need a job to live. Not really, you need cooperation with other people in this complex world to live. No necessarily a job. You could be self-employed or a member of a cooperative or an elected official. But yeah, the capitali
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by mordae 5mo ago
My first thought. I was browsing comments to see if everyone from the US did their mandatory bootlicking and yes, they did. Of course they did. People are weird. Their government is strongarming half the world at the moment and they do not
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by mordae 5mo ago
I am using novita-hosted DeepSeek V4 (Flash) for work and DeepSeek API for personal projects. Novita's has occassional problem counting white space. DeepSeek hosted does not. No idea why.
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by mordae 5mo ago
No, they are not. They are winning because West is forbidden to use Chinese models for anything work-related.
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by mordae 5mo ago
They could have simply asked EU to introduce protective tariffs. I don't think they even tried, though.
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by mordae 5mo ago
Not OP, but basically take GiB/s and divide by 30. You need at least 128GiB to hold the model, too. It's expensive to get 200 GiB/s, very expensive to get 400 GiB/s and above that you are looking at DC-grade GPUs. Multip
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by mordae 5mo ago
I just wish everyone read Summa Technologiae from Stanislaw Lem. This was obviously covered back in 1964, with the relevant implications. https://publicityreform.github.io/findbyimage/readings/lem.p...
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by mordae 6mo ago
Look at GB/s. Strix halo has 256 GB/s bandwidth for $2500. The Flash model has 13 GB activations. 256 / 13 = 19.6 tokens per second Except you cannot fit it into the maximum RAM of 128 GB Strix Halo supports. So move on. Anot
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by mordae 6mo ago
Ask Claude how to overthrow a Nazi dictatorship in the US.
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by mordae 6mo ago
They have released mixed fp8/fp4 for efficiency. It's still hundreds of gigabytes, though. Give up on local for these.
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by mordae 6mo ago
It's literally in the linked docs.
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by mordae 6mo ago
Same as USA. Happy to see some competition.

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