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by polotics 1y ago
Are you sure of this? Don't you think the next US presidential election and very many subsequent ones will be decided by the US Supreme Court?
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by polotics 1y ago
Prisoner's dilemna world of so clever top-down Chinese strategizing on top of a 996 vs. Tang-ping aka. "lie down flat and get over the beatings" society. Maybe it's time for China to adopt a long term view about where th
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by polotics 1y ago
Piano player here and feeling a bit bad for the engineer that the sound output of his 9400 hours of engineering effort is not distinguishable from a straight midi stream into the most basic guitar-string sample box from the 80's.
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by polotics 1y ago
Coud you provide a link so we can follow your thread of thought on this? It appears your article got submitted by another user than you.
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by polotics 1y ago
I disagree: at least here the poster is being honest about the source of the text...
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by polotics 1y ago
I guess the FUD would be on the hardware and also on the other piece of software, a fully separate OS if I understand correctly, that runs the radio side of things on the device...
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by polotics 1y ago
This man is a true poet, just beautiful look at this quote found on his exTwitter: (quote starts here) """Writing this date here to memorize when the concept of Decentralized Artificial Intelligence (#DAI) got its final shape
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by polotics 1y ago
ggerganov is my hero, and... it's a good thing this got posted so I saw in the comments that --flash-attn --cache-reuse 256 could help with my setup (M3 36GB + RPC to M1 16GB) figuring out what params to set and at what value is a lot
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by polotics 1y ago
I suspect the new Stack Overflow is Discord channels, at least for some platforms/frameworks. Too bad the free-form non-threaded discussion format of Discord makes things so hard to follow.
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by polotics 1y ago
One theory is general authoritarian bent against democracy and therefore desire to hinder more democratic countries to make them look less well functioning... indeed hitting Switzerland with much higher tariffs than even China is wild.
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by polotics 1y ago
Well you know what, none of my ancestors fought in WWII... So, visiting the Yasukuni Jinja in Tokyo, I was quite shocked by the interpretation of history on the walls there, that was stating that Japan had been strangled of any resources ac
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by polotics 1y ago
at least no one is going for the infamous vocal fry :-D
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by polotics 1y ago
"Country X having the full backing of country Y" clearly here means as much backing as possible to ensure criminals from X get hard consequences if they ever set foot in Y. Helping neutralize criminals from a country is a good way
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by polotics 1y ago
Well well I think you owe the world, as well as some daughters, to go through your memory of place and fish out street-view references for scenes... Please! :-)
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by polotics 1y ago
may I ask where is it that bad, whereabouts are you?
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by polotics 1y ago
329 million too high? if you had the money and handing it over would save your life, would you rather keep the money as a corpse?
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by polotics 1y ago
can you substantiate this more? llama.ccp.is also relying on ggml
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by polotics 1y ago
Started with ollama, am at the stage of trying llama.ccp and realising there RPC just works, and ollama's promises of distributed runs is just hanging in the air, so indeed the convenience of ollama is starting to lose its appeal. So,
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by polotics 1y ago
Thank you so much for the amazing and reusable example of whataboutism. And please do not insult the Chinese by equating Chinese with censorship, I have too much respect for the intelligence and worth of this civilised people to not hold th
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by polotics 1y ago
DNR: Do Not Resuscitate DNI: Do No Intubate
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by polotics 1y ago
so sad, i had a few questions about the CCP, China's constitution, and very quickly on a very factual non challenging question:... Question: what proportion of the NPC's seats is held by the CCP? GLM-4.5 Uh-oh! There was an issue
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by polotics 1y ago
I suspect a sizable proportion is Sacklers and fentanyl. Not sure thou, the US is a wild wild west...
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by polotics 1y ago
I can only assume that as part of the GPT's answer came a thorough explanation of the question, which meant that dear Sam got first to understand his question, and then could read further to see that the answer was good. One can dream,
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by polotics 1y ago
smokers thirds FYI: - one third dies a direct smoking related death - one third suffers from smoking related diseases then dies - one third dies of something else, younger than the other two
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by polotics 1y ago
"Should X just be an information broker dealing out the details on users to any country that makes claims as nebulous as 'foreign influence'?" Yes. A poster that specifically tries to influence a French elections with fa
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by polotics 1y ago
One of these rich persons you mentioned is very unlikely to decide he's going to leave Moska-Oblast and retire in Monaco or anywhere else that's doesn't have a thick bunker at the ready for him.
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by polotics 1y ago
would be great if you manage to substantiate your "terribly designed" statement. any pointers? :-)
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by polotics 1y ago
It's funny, I'm the opposite: LLMs have made it easy to draft something in Python, then translate to a more appropriate language for the target problem-domain, for example Go.
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by polotics 1y ago
Expatriate used to precisely mean someone on a mission from their company to a foreign office of that company. Those that use the term to reflect the fact they emigrated conveniently paint themselves bright-white. Kudos for the cosmopolitan
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by polotics 1y ago
Can you translate "SFT'd" and "TTFT" and "TESCREAL" for the less clued-in members of the audience? On "one ine itabalism" I just gave up.

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