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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Even more extreme looking: * https://www.urbanmag-online.com/marques-brownlee-the-worlds-... * https://www.forbes.com/sites/moorinsights/2024/07/18/vivo-x1...
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
They signed long term contracts for the hardware delivery over years. AI investment is approaching 1 trillion per year and expected to grow to well over 1 trillion per year. [1] Even over their many years, projects like the Manhattan Projec
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
OP article estimates HBM is going from 40% to 80% of their output.
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> That will mean firms shift some production back to more profitable "consumer" RAM. Increased supply will lead to lower prices. Long-term, sure. But the article we are discussing is about next year, non-HBM supply going from
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Is that sarcasm, or do you really need 20 of them? I'm an avid news reader, and there is no way I could get through even a fraction of that number of news sources daily. And isn't most major news covered by every one of the bigges
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Use sources such as PBS, NPR, etc. - they are available globally, and there are non-US-based sources if readers prefer.
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
My reply was to help the grandparent commenter who said "They are the only reliable way for me to read proper news". If you already have multiple paid news subscriptions that are working great for you, you can ignore my suggestion
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> They are the only reliable way for me to read proper news in Economist / FT / WSJ / WashingtonPost etc... > Well except paying $300 a month It looks like the WSJ is available for $2/mo or the WaPo for $2.50 mo.
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> Lies are for free, while the truth is behind paywalls. This is not going to end well. Not just paywalls - sites have also tried ads, although those don’t have great results either. But I agree with your overall point.
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Your comment might be sarcastic, but AGENTS.md already exists for the explicit purpose of agents reading and using it.
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
“This is big oil pushing the climate hoax to spur regulation and prevent the impede upstarts from installing an oil rig on their own land!”
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> does not help Is that true - do you not see significantly fewer of those installs on random PCs now than you did years ago? And that's even with the current situation not being what I'd call fully locked down.
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> macos MacOS has been moving to a more locked down model over the years - increasingly difficult to install unsigned applications, SIP, etc. > Windows I think Windows is incredibly impressive for its ability to run binaries from
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
>>> Claude Code is $100+ or else be constantly throttled >> Is your comparison against a similar size model? Or shouldn't you be comparing it against the cost of a hosted model matching the one you’re using locally?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Wouldn't the better comparison still be against an AI provider with better privacy controls, especially if that's what someone cares about (even if they don't care about whether they're comparing a 35 billion param mod
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
An R9700 has 32 GB RAM. Is your comparison against a similar size model? Or shouldn't you be comparing it against the cost of a hosted model matching the one you’re using locally?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
You can't run recent openAI/Anthropic models locally anyway, so wouldn't a better comparison be a different provider running Qwen or similar model? As then you can also compare against the exact model you'd have locally
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Real title includes: > Unsolved Problem by Fields Medalist Breached by Two High School Students with AI My title recommendation: Fields Medalist Problem Solved With AI They used AI for “ computation, proof idea generation , and editing a
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Link with some info on the feature: https://uk.pcmag.com/ai/166245/apples-new-describe-an-extens...
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
I picked a random film, Titanic, and supposedly it's $4 to rent on Amazon or Apple TV. A Netflix account costs $9 with ads or $20 without, so I guess it depends on whether you watch more or fewer films than that per month?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Is there any evidence to indicate that is true? Or does the evidence we have indicate the opposite? For example - "the person isn't a real person" - is the argument that Jacob Coxon is a made-up person? Or which of these inci
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> I'm continually perplexed by people's perception that AI would be incapable of generating new ideas or discoveries, even years ago. It's still an incredibly common claim, at least on places like Reddit. Perhaps Doctrow
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
With the idea being that, like as happened with Frank, multiple of the top-most members Paramount’s leadership will end up in jail for a number of years, at least once there is a neutral admin? It looks like each of Frank’s leaders were sen
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
The idea being that the employee(s) quit in order to run the false flag? Are their other historical examples of employees quitting to run false flags?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
I.e. employees are choosing to quit their jobs to run a false flag operation?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
In the first case presumably the person is focused on their phone/the photo instead of their friends, and in the 2nd it's the opposite (then making the photo after they're no longer with their friends). It could be said the l
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
PA electricity pricing per hour: * Highest is 14:00 until 18:00 or 21:00 * Lowest is 23:00 or 24:00 until 6:00 https://electricrates.org/pennsylvania/time-of-use/
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Is the HN title true that it affects all "all Chromium versions"? Per OP link, it only affects Chrome versions prior to .82; .82 was released as stable 2 days ago. [1] (HN title also does not match the original title, which is the
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> it is very much still the driveby tool-bar install days Can you please provide a link to a page where a “toolbar drive-by install” occurs?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
That may be true, but does not change that the only 2 JP reactors built since the 2000s are each taking 2+ decades each to complete (started in 2006 and 2010, and estimated to launch in ___ and 2030). https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2

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