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> Consistency, new models don't behave the same on every task as their predecessors. So you end up building pipelines that rely on specific behavior If this is a deal breaker, then self-hosting is the only solution. Due to the hardw
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This comments pairs really well with the song Sixteen Tons - I cued the song[1] and re-read your comment. More substantively: I would like the employer/employee transaction to be one of buing/selling labor. To me, training AI on
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> Unfortunately, as is usual for them, the parts and upgrade kits aren't available for ordering yet, and likely won't be for some time, until the actual laptops are shipping. Why would you expect otherwise? I fully expect any O
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> I may run Minix again on my old Lenovo T430u from 2012. If your old Lenovo has vPro/Intel AMT - then you already are running Minix.
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> But it is brought to the surface due to diversity. If Americans continue to believe that racism is inherent in them (and everyone else, including Europe), then I see no hope[1] for achieving any kind of reform that benefits the majorit
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6mo ago
Machines take up space in buildings (factories); both of which are discrete rather than continuous functions. If your factory is already full of memory-making machines, and want to add one more, it will cost you billions and many months to
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> Those financiers can’t risk not being involved in a company with even just a slight potential for AGI. Do recent actions of Open AI give you the impression of a company that believes it is about to attain AGI imminently?
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Code-generation velocity, and the absolute number of lines churned are 2 metrics AI tools can irrefutably benchmaxx, so the vendors highlight them.
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So the root problem isn't the amount of "diversity", but racism.
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Downvote all you want, but y'all still haven't explicitly named the linkage between demographic diversity and American tax policy vis-a-vis threadbare social safety. Instead of asking the reader to fill in the gaps, I challenge an
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> Rather the more 'successful' European countries are far more homogenous in demographics than America ever will be. In Denmark, nearly everyone has the same cultural background and similar values, and are striving for a relati
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> So it's either a linux learning toy, or an integrated component within another product, and not much in between. Raspberry Pi are excellent at being general-purpose, full-Linux boxes that consume very low power (some can idle at
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6mo ago
I'll bet you - dollars to donuts - that Iran has many countrywide IP-based networks running at this second, for things such as broadcast and telecoms. Perhaps you are underestimating the resources available to a country of 90 million.
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What's a little occupied, extra-territorial buffer zone between respectful neighbors? Nothing says "I respect your sovereignty" more leveling all buildings to the ground. Golan now, there's nothing to see here.
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How difficult would it be for the "independent" licensor to exfiltrate data from the "sovereign cloud" via logging or replication? The control-planes have to be completely independent for anything approaching real indepe
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> The beauty of SSGs, in one sentence, folks Incidentally, also the curse, for the authors who attempt to monetize SSGs: most users prioritize control, and don't clamor for new features. A nightmare combination for *aaS peddlers.
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See age verification, anti-pornography, and anti-VPN laws popping up like weeds all over democratic countries. Governments everywhere are pushing for more control over who and how people communicate over the Internet, so they can mute certa
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> I don’t see any alternative angle though I see it, and hadn't fully considered it. Turning off the Internet has more utility than just suppressing the populaces ability to communicate, it also blackholes that compromised mail serv
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> Are you currently in Iran now? Tel Aviv perhaps? Wartime is the worst time to stage a revolutionary for anyone,specifically because its a induces a state of emergency, and any activities can be construed as aiding the enemy.
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> The elites after the French Revolution were not only mostly the same as before, they escaped with so much money and wealth that it’s actually debated if they increased their wealth share through the chaos You sound like you're try
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> I’m doubtful he paid for ads to make his disdain better known. They are not separate efforts - the administration is working hand in glove with the said interests that Vance worked for in his VC days, sponsored his Senate campaign, and
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> The Europeans fell hook line and sinker for the line that the US could be trusted to manage security for Europe and would always be a dependable ally. Charles de Gaulle didn't fall for it! I used to think he was an arrogant crank,
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> It's hard to predict long term... It's not hard at all if you can interpret charts and can observe trends. You do yourself no favors by intentionally misunderestimating an adversary, to borrow a Bushism.
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> Some big moneyed interests are trying to split Europe and the US. The current US administration is definitely not helping Did you listen/read Vance's recent speeches in Hungary? Or read the US policy document put out months b
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You're not going to Gaslight us with your burner account Bezos / Elison / Weiss / Zuck / Sinclair Broadcast dude... We see what you are doing.
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> What they forget is that so does everyone else. Despite all the high-minded talk, Americans have always been comfortable with violence, since before it was a country: pick a year and I can find 10+ extrajudicial violent incidences. A s
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> The '70s were not hopeful Civil Rights Activists protested against Apollo 11 at the Kennedy Space Center in 1969, and "Whitey on the Moon" was released in 1970.
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> Why not? "An old woman is always uneasy when dry bones are mentioned in a proverb" - Chinua Achebe Things Fall Apart
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The fourth estate is absolutely failing America. The headline ought to be "DOJ wants to break Watergate law", but instead, we get... this. Is Bari Weiss now running the Intercept too? WTAF is going on across the board?
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Oh, my bad - I didn't realize there were so many super-powers in Europe that the US considers peer adversaries. I suppose this century will belong to the Serbians then! The Big Mac index is what truly determines a country's trajec
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