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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Will be interesting to see how Qwen3.8 27B compares against this once it releases this week Considering that Meta distills Qwen[1] (and should!), it'd be hilarious if Muse loses the head-to-head; the "distillation attack!!1!&
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> ...all that dictates the release schedule. AI companies release models when they are ready - not on a set schedule. The steps are required to produce a release candidate, so a company can choose to bless the RC with the best metrics at
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> 4k video is worthless compared to LiDAR. You are never going to get sub millisecond dead reckoning from video processing Will America's foes heinously attack the homeland by offering socialistic self-driving vehicles? What exactly
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> The license does give end-users one more freedom than copyleft licenses? IMO,the end-user is the person downloading and using the software from the app store, not the free-riding intermediary who repackages it. Copyleft ensures the e
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by overfeed 2mo ago
4. Pervasive , distributed dragnet surveillance under the misrepresentation that it's not a search until a human pulls the data. But a small on-device "E2E preserving" "safety" model that runs on your phone and snit
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Air Traffic Control is still primarily voice based, and simply up to the user on both sides to not make a mistake The "user[s] on both sides" of ATC conversions have passed through the filters of rigorous training and certifi
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by overfeed 2mo ago
TBQH, probably fashy.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> And all the prominent names Google gained: NULL As an outsider, Google seems to have a knack for minting prominence for their talent.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> But things need to change. Not all change is good, as proven by Zuckerberg's response after the lackluster Llama 4 release. The radical restructuring appears to have made things worse.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Lock in isn't about physical versus digital. I fully disagree with this statement, it equates very unequal scenarios. > Disks can be locked in and digital can be completely free. Disks can't be locked-in - the OEM console
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Right now, the US is half-heartedly trying to bomb Iran into submission The title of TFA confirms the attempt is wholehearted: It's just not working as well as it did in Venezuela (where leadership was captured, rather than killed
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Obviously this war is bad for a bunch of reasons, but the US is completely fine at home relatively. With the exception of total wars, the domestic standard of living has very little to do with how well or not a foreign war is going. Ho
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by overfeed 2mo ago
Waymo can't launch anywhere in NY state due to state law, but by all means, trot out your favorite whipping boy.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
Uber also partners with Zoox and Lucid on self-driving, missing this wave may be an existential risk, so they aren't putting eggs in one basket. Nevermind a level of duress due to the Uber/Waymo partnership being (almost certainly
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Can a single vehicle ever turn a profit? That depends on how low they can get the costs. Waymo took delivery of the last Jaguar i-Pace, and are scaling up production of the Zeekr-based EVs, which I assume are significantly cheaper. I t
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by overfeed 2mo ago
I was left scratching my head why Ukraine would be there, but not Iran, on the basis that it too has stood its ground in what the superpower aggressor planned to be short and decisive conflict.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
Perhaps the activists were representing the people, but were unfortunately under a Makita/DeWalt NDA, and cannot make public their deliberations and actions just yet. Rest assured they are acting in your best interests.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
If you've read anything Garry Tan has said, you wouldn't be curious.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Value is almost never in the thing itself or some inherent quality. Value is in the thing itself, however, there requires a certain level of trust by the reader consumer that what they are taking part of is not a scam/bamboozle fi
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> public can mean an organization owned and operated by the government. Would you consider In-Q-Tel - wholly owned by the CIA - to be a public venture* through ownership by a government agency, or a private one, because the public has no
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by overfeed 2mo ago
What is the typical job title and/or skillset for this? It can be any one of many jobs depending on how high close to the metal one's focus is, but the highest headcount role is usually SRE/Infra/Ops with GPU knowledge s
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by overfeed 2mo ago
How many visitors do you think would go to a restaurant intending to order a (hamburger) beef patty? The potential for confusion is overstated.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
It's the natural outcome of next-quarter short-termism. The board and C-suite will be fine (monetarily).
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by overfeed 2mo ago
My wish (curse?) on everyone who puts language "expressiveness" on a pedestal, is that their very clever colleagues express themselves creatively, in every codebase they set eyes on from now till eternity.
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> That raises a disturbing failure mode: under intense conflict, an AI could learn that exterminating some groups of humans is a justified or even desirable objective That is not a failure mode; its the default. Whoever is developing an
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> The word "product" implies commercial. I disagree; but see where you're coming from. I'm chuckling at the irony of my word-choice: I initially had used "project" but nixed it because of its frequent assoc
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> Not every engineering effort is a product in search of market fit or a community I think you misunderstood my point: by "legitimate stand-out products", I meant exactly that, with no connotation of commercialization. Maybe yo
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> The real power of these tools is that there are so many ideas people would like to try, but never have the time or motivation to pursue. This can be a negative multiplier: code I thought I wanted that gets immediately abandoned is a
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by overfeed 2mo ago
UEFA's reach affects the remaining 3/10 and beyond. Nearly the same fraction of world cup players (68%) earn their livelihoods playing for European league teams- including many players representing non-European countries at the Wo
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by overfeed 2mo ago
> It seems to work well in America. Does it? Who does it work out well for? Franchises continuously extort tax-payer funds for stadia,some team switches host cities every few years, and the for-profit corporations are legal cartels that

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