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by notnullorvoid 3mo ago
> in a rational market. Unfortunately the market is often not rational in this way. Hype within retail market means there are suckers willing to buy. Institutional market knows there are suckers when the hype is high. Both would drive th
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by notnullorvoid 3mo ago
> Until there's some sort of "community owned hardware" Or until some bright people figure out drastically more efficient means of training.
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by notnullorvoid 3mo ago
Banning next gen open models would never happen globally, and would be a major disadvantage to any country that does. If the USA continues to put barriers into the release of models, open and/or foreign models will start to out perform
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by notnullorvoid 3mo ago
My experience has been that unless you are using the basic graphics options of Bedrock it performs worse at the same render distance, and even with basic graphics the perf is not much better. With Java version getting Vulkan rendering I sus
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
My biggest problem with dumb phones and similar concepts like this digital detox phone is the comparitively crappy cameras. I don't take photos often, but when I do I want them to be good.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
The company having it's product market restricted will negatively impact their financial investment. Also if you have an agreement with a company for them to provide you with a service, and investing in them is part of that deal, reneg
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
It's much more likely SpaceX will continue building more ground data centers and using their sat relays to make global connection faster than ground connections can allow.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
Quantized Gemma 4 26B is as smart or better than GPT 5 in most of my testing. Granted GPT 5 is nearly a year old at this point, but I can run Gemma 4 on a ~6 year old consumer GPU (RTX 3090) and get 140 t/s.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
It can be both.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
The value should already be dropping with this news. If this is happening now, it seems likely more will come.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
It's a stupid strategy that will put the rest of the world ahead of the US on AI. Anthropic's value will suffer for it.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
This sounds like classic "you're using it wrong", if they had said it was done in smaller tasks you would very likely have people here saying that was wrong too.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
Maybe a flaw in the labeling, but not the core methodology. Verbatim code snippets like this imply the model is overfitting to it's training data.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
While I probably wouldn't classify it as cheating, it is an even bigger signal of concern for model quality. Cheating by breaking the rules at least implies some learned patterns. Repeating training data verbatim for narrow cases like
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
If it was truely an arm's race to AGI they would've stopped relying on the data/param scaling law BS ages ago.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
The way I see it the benefit of benchmark isn't to take Simon's results at face value. It's a template for your own benchmarks that are easy to visually evaluate.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
> put him in a classroom setting, for something he doesn't really care about, and he just won't do the work. Coming from a family of people assumed to be like this, and having friends in similar situations. Rarely are they actu
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
> nearly everyone thinks that they know the right way to teach, and most people don't. It's typical for people to accumulate many examples of how "not to teach", and it's natural to extrapolate those experiences
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
If you look at it broadly nearly all software is subsidized by open source, so it's a smart choice to send some subsidies back to open source.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
> Additionally, I'm not fully convinced that consciousness isn't built out of words Doesn't that assume all non human animals are not conscious? What about humans who have not learned words, or humans without internal dial
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
Both metrics are valuable. If one uses AI minimally and is able to out perform peers who are maxing out AI spend, one might want to use that in salary negotiations.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
If your company provides a phone or computer, you should never use it for anything other than work. Not because of any moral obligation, but because it's a big security risk for you. Sometimes using a company device is even a risk for
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
I think now more than ever humans need RSS, so we can curate what enters our information feed as the social media experiment continues to degenerate.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
I love Rust, but porting others software to Rust (or any language) is a mixed bag. I'm a strong believer that good software requires deep domain knowledge to build and maintain. Porting code you don't understand by hand already ri
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
Sam and Dario are both assholes of the highest order. Sam just has more masks, and is better at wearing them.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
Before the DoD thing there wasn't much indication of positive moral stance, and they still have a rather negative moral behavior where their fear based marketing is concerned.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
The marketing of Claude relies primarily on fear, and I don't think that will have lasting success. Using fear like that tends to backfire once people see past false taking points.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
Remote doesn't need to be isolating. You can make friends with remote coworkers, but it requires a culture where jumping on a call to work things out is normalized. I've found most work communication apps not to be very condusive
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
I think psychotic fits. They have lost touch with reality, and are treating AI as some all knowing entity.
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by notnullorvoid 4mo ago
I'd argue that Go and all other implicit async approaches do have function colours. You're much less likely to notice the colour, but in the edge cases where it can be noticed such systems are harder to work with.

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