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by paxys 3mo ago
Not hard to see why that is the case. No amount of flatscreen TVs is going to make up for the lack of food, shelter and medicine.
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by paxys 3mo ago
> "I am personally surprised the Chinese state continues to allow the open sourcing of models this good, given potential risks" what risks? I assume they mean the risk of opening up "forbidden" knowledge to the masses
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by paxys 3mo ago
You need to do both. A model trained on all knowledge from the internet (and other sources) is large but ultimately not very useful by itself, because it is going to spit out all kinds of garbage. You have to apply multiple further stages o
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by paxys 3mo ago
It's pretty common to have such laws. OpenAI can put whatever they want in their ToS, but they cannot go back and sue someone for violating those terms if the government has ruled that clause to be unenforceable.
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by paxys 3mo ago
The field is moving too fast for it to make sense. ASICs have a 12-24 month development cycle and you’d have to throw them in the trash 4 months later.
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by paxys 3mo ago
What detector are you using? How can you be sure of its accuracy given that every commercial AI detector has been debunked?
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by paxys 3mo ago
The Chinese govt has a strong incentive to break dependence on the US for AI needs and build domestic models, but not to spend trillions to subsidize these models for the rest of the world.
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by paxys 3mo ago
This entire piece boils down to “I like open source therefore it is winning”. Everyone here has already raised good counterpoints, but one more is that all the companies publishing open weights models are heavily VC funded. What is their ex
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by paxys 3mo ago
Yeah to be more realistic they should be able to land from either end of the runway. Mayve depending on wind.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Not enough of you played Flight Control in 2008 and it shows.
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by paxys 3mo ago
"America's Homer" isn't someone you pick by committee. The fact that you have to debate means that this person does not exist. The American literary tradition is far too new for someone to have the kind of impact as othe
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by paxys 3mo ago
It's about as much effort as a torrent, so I don't see the point.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Being able to use Fable with subscription plans is a gift.
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by paxys 3mo ago
If you take a photo of your apartment does your iPhone automatically make it twice the size, add modern renovations, paint the walls and add all new furnishings?
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by paxys 3mo ago
Yes, let me throw money at this vibe-coded vaporware.
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by paxys 3mo ago
None of these are problems if you put data centers far away from population. No one does that right now because it's a lot more expensive to set up and maintain, because you have to set up all the infrastructure from scratch. You know
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by paxys 3mo ago
So it's bad but you're okay with it because it's being done to someone you don't like.. This is exactly how we lose all our rights.
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by paxys 3mo ago
For something to be a viable product it has to solve a problem. What problems are data centers in space solving? I can't think of a single one.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Normal sale - buy low, sell high, pocket the difference Short selling - sell high, buy low, pocket the difference. The money is coming from the same place in both cases - other people in the market.
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by paxys 3mo ago
I’m not ready to celebrate the victory of open models just yet considering all the good ones are built by private, VC funded companies. How long will they continue to be charitable? And what’s their actual business model once the money stop
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by paxys 3mo ago
Except saying second tier would be bad marketing, so they decided to change the meaning of words instead.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Doesn’t matter, the next one is still third.
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by paxys 3mo ago
> its overall intelligence ranks second only to Claude Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol Pretty sure ranking “second” to two others means ranking third.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Without the camera they are literally just Ray Bans
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by paxys 3mo ago
This is not even close to true. I work at a big tech company and we reject applications from YC founders every week. Most of them are broke with failing companies and would love a cushy mid-level engineering or management job at a faang. Pe
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by paxys 3mo ago
When banks, pension funds and other institutional investors are fighting to outbid each other to get a slice of your IPO why would you care about finding an accurate value and being "fair"? Whether the price goes up and down post
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by paxys 4mo ago
I don't understand why Meta is so insistent on making the camera and creepy video recording the primary feature of these glasses. They do have a ton of other uses. The speakers are genuinely great. It's useful to be able to hear n
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by paxys 4mo ago
Llama is dead. Meta is now releasing proprietary models (Muse Spark).
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by paxys 4mo ago
We are talking about the top tier of open weights models - GLM-5.2, DeepSeek V4, Qwen3, Kimi K2. The ones ranking on leaderboards and giving frontier labs a run for their money. Gemma may have its uses but it is not in that conversation.
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by paxys 4mo ago
The largest Gemma 4 model has 31B parameters. It’s not in the same class.

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