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by parineum 3mo ago
It's the infrastructure required to create a pound of beef, including the farmed grains.
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by parineum 3mo ago
at 5 minutes per token, you could look at the results next week
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by parineum 3mo ago
Created my researchers, co-opted by marketers. That's my point. The marketing is responsible for all of this confusion because they want to associate their product with something that it isn't.
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by parineum 3mo ago
> There is a long history of bad naming conventions in the field of AI, including “artificial intelligence” itself imo. It's all marketing. AI companies repurpose the terms of AI researchers to exaggerate their products. The public
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by parineum 3mo ago
> its pretty straight racism though. It's not. Firstly, because countries aren't races. Second, because it's just a leftover from a time where that was a good heuristic.
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by parineum 3mo ago
I find the reverse of this argument significantly more compelling.
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by parineum 3mo ago
It's a major reason why Arizona was selected for a US site.
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by parineum 3mo ago
Because you want to be the one that over comes all of your flaws.
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by parineum 3mo ago
> This is an ungenerous take I think that's well earned.
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by parineum 3mo ago
That's insane revisionism. The center Democrats do not support the progressive wing of the party. The DSA types were all in on him and willing to look past just about everything. It wasn't until the actual rape allegations that Be
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by parineum 3mo ago
I'm sorry I don't read comic books. Seems you got the idea though.
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by parineum 3mo ago
s/fair use/ip theft The comment uses the same language as it's parent.
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by parineum 3mo ago
If it only cost 5M for something like that investors would have been in a line around the building.
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by parineum 3mo ago
> ... while actively preventing the state from giving the guilty a fair trial Interesting.
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by parineum 3mo ago
After it came out that he might have raped someone.
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by parineum 3mo ago
Citation please.
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by parineum 3mo ago
What about trying really, really hard to believe that a guy with a Nazi tattoo on his chest didn't know it was a Nazi tattoo?
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by parineum 3mo ago
If distillation doesn't make them better, why do it? If using Anthropic models for distillation doesn't make them better, why do it?
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by parineum 3mo ago
For me, I don't really care about the theft aspect but when people are claiming that these open models are better value or going to overtake anthropic/openai models, the implication that the open models are training of distilled d
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by parineum 3mo ago
I'm sure there's been a lot more effort put into the other, more consequential, portions of inference time.
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by parineum 3mo ago
The evidence for sunscreen killing coral is pretty thin and the evidence that so-called mineral sunscreen _not_ killing coral is non-existent.
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by parineum 3mo ago
Homeostasis is unnatural.
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by parineum 3mo ago
> "They" bailed out big banks whose gambling resulted in millions of people losing their homes, That gambling actually led to people getting those homes. The people losing them was the correction. > the electoral effect was
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by parineum 3mo ago
> Can you explain the basis for your insistence that models matter? It's not my insistence that they matter, it's my insistence that How many companies use which model isn't a measure of success. My insistence is that a be
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by parineum 3mo ago
> but one that will not likely affect the outcome of the business. We don't know that, that's the point of my statement about changing the question. Do successful companies opt for the US/Closed models? If they do or don&#
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by parineum 3mo ago
Deciding to use open models over closed models is a business decision.
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by parineum 3mo ago
Not op but that makes perfect sense to me. "People with mostly bad ideas/execution use Chinese models." Is the point being made. If you slice it to some measure of success, is the statement "Successful start-ups/com
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by parineum 3mo ago
Software is solved so you just need to use AI to fix android auto or find a vulnerability in the head unit.
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by parineum 3mo ago
> It's even more bizare now, mid 2026, when software is solved with AI. Why doesn't op simply ask AI to write software to fix his problem?
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by parineum 3mo ago
> In the Android world performance means longevity. This is the assumption I'm challenging. What are people doing on their phones that makes a two year old phone feel two years old? Maybe it's 3d gaming, I don't do any of

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