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by numpad0 2mo ago
...so they built an equivalent of OBDII reader for planes, and it worked just the same as ones for cars? Interesting but not as scary as the title may suggest.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
wait what? are you saying there are no 8-GPU motherboards period? Not 8 in ATXish form factor? There are plenty of those if you don't mind enterprise prices(or cryptomining reliability and performance if you're going for that)
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by numpad0 2mo ago
I would think that it would be the opposite. Nobody is seriously detoxing or comfortmaxxing AIs yet. Human brains are fed back its own output in learning mode, so we are great at removing whatever we feel uncomfortable from our output, onli
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by numpad0 2mo ago
The usual Japanese talking point is that CSAM laws exist for rights and wellbeing of kids, which are real human being. If it's used/defined for cases that are not plausibly harmful to kids, such as some adults doing some things no
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by numpad0 2mo ago
What makes that kinda complicated is that multi-user throughput of LLMs scale well but single-user performance often stays constant at low ends. If you could saturate e.g. 16 concurrent session-month of demand, you can just go buy 16 of 32G
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by numpad0 2mo ago
They've always been good enough for double digit less money. Always. Anyone thinking "Chinese models fake models built using dirty distillation scam" don't know what they're talking about. Distillation is just forci
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by numpad0 2mo ago
The 4th GPU on the 7th slot occupy the I/O openings 7 and 8. There are few _cases_ with that extra opening to support the quad GPU use case, rare as the ones with the front support cutouts. The case in the article has that slot but mod
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by numpad0 2mo ago
> The cards had some kind of metal cable guide fin on the back That's to slot into the front PCI brackets for full length cards. There's "full" size for PCI cards and most GPUs are considered "half" length c
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by numpad0 2mo ago
I thought that's just the legal definition in any sufficiently developed countries?
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by numpad0 2mo ago
> The reason they say it's not reliable is because it's trivial to spoof the country ISPs sometimes do trade IPv4 blocks and countries to which it belongs do change occasionally. That can become a problem if you were like liter
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Phone advancements between 2007-2017 was insane. I wonder how much of it was Apple catching up to the cutting edge of phone tech leveraging its iOS advantage, vs just natural pace of innovations. Feels like there had been an invisible war.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
The pattern looks like the Mastodon logo
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by numpad0 2mo ago
CSAM is by definition limited to real imageries and cannot be generated. "Generative CSAM" is like "false true information". The thing about criticisms that Grok generates "CSAM" images, as well as many similar
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by numpad0 2mo ago
A lot of AI users are profoundly stupid and intently malicious. That changes perception of the tool... IMO it's because generative AI data is inherently toxic and contains elements that incite primal rage, but that's just my gut t
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Usually the largest Q4 model that fits and has best reputations. Usually the performance degradation is not considered tolerable below Q4. Usually the model of choice ends up being either Qwen 3.6 27B or 35B-A3B. What's weird about loc
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Maybe a tug of war between flags and vouches might work like downvotes?
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by numpad0 2mo ago
There's just no place for models that are neither SoTA nor truly crazy cheap in today's public mental health climate. If it's 500x cheaper than US models for similar ballpark performance just because it's hosted in China
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by numpad0 2mo ago
no he and his stuffs are now considered transparent, no pun intended. I think he deserves it since his minions were persistent with usage of "this ___ has hateful bias against ___" canned response.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Just look at the total post stat. It's declining. I don't know if it means total daily or total in past x days, or actual cumulative total, but I don't think it's supposed to be that flat.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
They're charging on windows like hordes of zombies attracted to smell of flesh leaking from a bus as it inches forward. It's a horrible sight. They're all paid accounts mostly claiming to be from poorer ex-Commonwelath coloni
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Twitter is having bots and spams actively injected rather than them simply existing as a phenomenon. There are not many possible explanation for that other than that its owner is likely wanting them.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Reading title and this ^ comment before loading the page made my brain assume that this is about combining front and rear image sensors, and additionally using eye/facial tracking to infer user intention + satisfaction to help with sta
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by numpad0 2mo ago
My apologies, looks like I just completely forgot about GPT-2...
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by numpad0 2mo ago
I don't know how it works, but does Vulkan not work on Arc?
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Wasn't LLaMA or Llama 2 the first ever open weight LLM through a leak, and weren't there speculations that Zuckerberg himself might be involved in it? He does seem like a good-ish guy at the most crucial moments of truths.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
I guess Japan had become a safe default of an exotic foreign world in a lot of contexts, thanks to it requiring no audience profiling. Usually there are nobody from Japan around, and Japan is usually not so deeply involved in global politic
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Allegedly 35th most common according to some random website[1][2] 1: https://myoji-yurai.net/searchResult.htm?myojiKanji=%E5%BE%8... 2: https://myoji-yurai.net/prefectureRanking.htm
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by numpad0 2mo ago
https://chinese.alibaba.com/product-detail/Mobile-Phone-Group-Control-Equipment-Motherboard-1601460564510.html https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/For-Samsung-Custom-Packaging-OTG-Memory_160
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by numpad0 2mo ago
that's an insane idea. it's just that they can't find human things interesting, so they tend to not get invested in being more humane. it'll lead to things like finding the act of banging the head to the wall all day to
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by numpad0 2mo ago
So you think building a warp drive is pointless because 99% of work, per your judgement, will be done by AI? Is your contribution meaningless and artifact useless? I wouldn't think so.

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