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by muyuu 4mo ago
But at what kind of speed? We're aiming at some speed that would negate the point of even using an off-site provider.
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by muyuu 4mo ago
you need 8 x 96GB Blackwell or equivalent so around US$150k which is Small/Medium-Enterprise territory already, but who knows when it will hit "reasonable" home consumer territory I think there's hope future generations
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by muyuu 4mo ago
The technology is the same technology. Case in point: the Intel gathered from the tools named in the article and any AI/ML tools trained from it.
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by muyuu 4mo ago
They also instigated and executed the coup in Libya.
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by muyuu 4mo ago
They're supplicants to NATO, a pathetic situation America shouldn't be striving to replicate.
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by muyuu 4mo ago
That's why they have a full blown war in their borders and they're powerless without American hardware and intelligence. Also they're right now scrambling to allocate huge investments in weaponry, of course late, but better t
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by muyuu 4mo ago
You can explain that to the Ukrainians and tell them how they shouldn't have American technical superiority like Starlink and the American AI and data in their drones to survive another day.
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by muyuu 4mo ago
It's not like there's a moral high ground about not collaborating with the military. Unless you want to advantage America's adversaries, namely China, Putin's Russia and Iran's current regime. There's always th
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by muyuu 4mo ago
it should be right in the title tbh, not after some 150 words of prose
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by muyuu 4mo ago
i may be hallucinating this memory, but I'd swear the source was published in a magazine back in the day and i had this one
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by muyuu 5mo ago
context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden_Grove_chemical_leak
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by muyuu 5mo ago
not when all it takes is not to actively boycott the device
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by muyuu 5mo ago
Captchas are getting so annoying and puzzling they will soon prove you're unlikely to be human if you pass them.
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by muyuu 5mo ago
for unified memory, the dense models are way too slow and for local GPU-based setups, large MoE are too large but they're fine on unified memory systems essentially, hardware is the main reason you may choose one or the other locally i
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by muyuu 5mo ago
That actually makes sense, because you cannot quit Finder. I haven't used macs for a couple years now but I'm taking your word for it. Finder hasn't been quittable for as long as i can remember, so you stop trying to quit it.
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by muyuu 5mo ago
They overhired, and BTC prices not being actually in the tank won't save them.
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by muyuu 5mo ago
taking x20 to x40 the time RTN took? looking at the table at the bottom if so that's a pretty drastic trade-off
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by muyuu 5mo ago
There are nonlinearities to exploit in that calculus. Given enough VRAM to host a larger model that you're targeting, just the size can push you past the usability threshold at a much better price.
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by muyuu 6mo ago
i've worked in two different large tech companies when i give my hot takes pseudonymously on social media these phrases would be nothing but a LARP i don't put my real name here nor do i put my professional commitments in my profi
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by muyuu 6mo ago
sounds like divesting behind a bit of nice-sounding scaffolding
51.
by muyuu 6mo ago
it's hilarious though it's like people are LARPing a Fortune company CEO when they're giving their hot takes on social media reminds me of Trump ending his wild takes on social media with "thank you for your attention to
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by muyuu 6mo ago
well I'm in the UK which is in Europe and not in the EU, there's also Norway and Switzerland, and Iceland it could also be made in the EU and not hosted there
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by muyuu 6mo ago
it's still hilarious to me that people give agents such privileges and let them run without supervision it's also hilarious to see the human LARP as if the LLM had guilt or accountability, therapeutically shouting at a piece softw
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by muyuu 6mo ago
didn't see any claims to being EU-based, just "built in Europe"
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by muyuu 6mo ago
sounds like a you problem
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by muyuu 6mo ago
Unironically curious about the performance of this model on unified VRAM machines.
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by muyuu 6mo ago
Sounds a lot like taoism, but i guess there's overlap
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by muyuu 6mo ago
They're stressed pelicans from Hangzhou.
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by muyuu 6mo ago
Yep, it's wild how little emphasis is there on control and replicability in these posts. Already these models are useful for a myriad of use cases. It's really not that important if a model can 1-shot a particular problem or draw
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by muyuu 6mo ago
what is the logic behind that anything that can be homegrown should be legal? it makes enforcement harder, but it doesn't make any potential damages any better or worse

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