polski-g

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by polski-g 16d ago
Money?
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by polski-g 19d ago
Its 200-300 TPS. GPT is at 50-60. And its like 5% worse? Yeah that is a good tradeoff.
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by polski-g 20d ago
> why people are OK with insurers dictating care to doctors Because it's my money and I don't want it spent on low-success-rate snake-oil cures. I want that money to be available to me when I need it. Insurers have to diligentl
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by polski-g 20d ago
Doctors should do the treatment for free, and only bill if the outcome is positive. If they're so confident, put their money where their mouth is.
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by polski-g 21d ago
n=1
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by polski-g 21d ago
The cancer turned out to be more aggressive than was first surmised. Obviously, the insurance carrier was right to demand the aggressive, rather than "mild", chemotherapy.
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by polski-g 22d ago
We are very fortunate that Trump is president for these specific years, probably the most significant years of all human history.
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by polski-g 22d ago
Demand for AI inference is infinite. It's coming from the rest of the economy.
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by polski-g 22d ago
Hopefully the DoJ charges them under the CFAA. These are criminal offenses and someone needs to go to jail.
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by polski-g 22d ago
If the public is going to continually lie about datacenters, obviously their input should be excluded.
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by polski-g 22d ago
Roon should read up on Bernstein v DoJ
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by polski-g 24d ago
Openrouter should obviously lock providers off who are lying.
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by polski-g 25d ago
They would not. If its harder to fire people, then there would be less employee turnover, which is where all the income growth comes from.
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by polski-g 25d ago
Americans trade higher worker income for decreased protections.
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by polski-g 25d ago
That is the best one, no idea why its not standard.
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by polski-g 27d ago
As they say, demographics is destiny.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
5 hours per month? Good lord.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
Some of these are pipe dreams. A Microsoft datacenter at 2.5MW, another at 2MW. There's no way they're going to get generation capacity for that load.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
Meta is now also overloaded.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
He made a blog post, literally last month, and it said that AIs have no use outside of coding. It just shows he's done zero research on the things he talks about all day. Radiologists are using them, ad firms, artists, translators, law
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by polski-g 1mo ago
Software companies aren't walking zombies for the same reason cabinet manufacturers aren't. Everyone can make their own cabinets, but few do, because they simply don't want to.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
If they continue to transfer money for FTOs, yes they would be.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
"Brazilian banks" were never classified as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. It is a specific designation and law that comes with 20 year prison sentences.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
SWIFT abides by international law and local laws. Including those against processing money transfer requests for terrorist organizations like A/I.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
Mythos development was never blocked. And this case wasn't even about mythos.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
The injunction happened before the DOD ban even came into effect. What you are saying is false.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
If Italy doesn't shut down their services, the Italy itself will be shut out of SWIFT.
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by polski-g 1mo ago
Their infrastructure and services were used in domestic terrorist attacks on pregnancy centers in the United States, by the CHAZ operation in which two black teenagers were lynched, attempts to crash police helicopters, attempts to burn pol
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by polski-g 1mo ago
Bombing pregnancy centers. Sabatoging rail lines. Carrying out assassination attempts on federal officers. Attempting to burn police officers alive after chaining the doors shut. Lynchings of Horace Lorenzo Anderson and Antonio Mays Jr. Att
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by polski-g 1mo ago
It literally cannot complete tasks that Luna can do easily. It doesn't matter how cheap it is.

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