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r_lee
9mo ago
You can go for sid too :)
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9mo ago
Debian has multiple editions, if you want Arch, go for sid/testing. Stable is stable as in "must not be broken at all costs" kind of stable. basically everything works just fine. there's occasionally a rare crash or gno
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9mo ago
Exactly. I hear this "wow finally I can just let Claude work on a ticket while I get coffee!" stuff and it makes me wonder why none of these people feel threatened in any way? And if you can be so productive, then where exactly do
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9mo ago
I'm not sure why I'd publish a blog post? since it's such a given that it'll just work, I'm confused on why there's such uproar about this in the first place? are people just unfamiliar with how LLMs work?
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9mo ago
personally I haven't used tiktok ever but Instagram reels are the real thing however, I must say that youtube shorts is the worst of the bunch, even if I'm trying to be entertained, it's full of just slop spam and "top 5
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9mo ago
I have headphones on 24/7 and while outside, but if I didn't have them I wouldn't exactly mind, I'd probably widh I wouldn't have to hear the loud noises (cars, bus engine sound etc) I feel like with Tikatok etc. it
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9mo ago
I bet I could make it go through it in like under 2 mins of playing around with prompts
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9mo ago
yeah, I'm confused as well, why would the models hold any memory about red teaming attempts etc? Or how the training was conducted? I'm really curious as to what the point of this paper is..
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9mo ago
LMAO how is this even possible? wtf
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9mo ago
It absolutely is. With the rise of ETFs and 401ks people are incentivized (literally) by the US Gov to put their money in the S&P500 And the "instead of picking a needle in the haystack, just buy the whole haystack" only works
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9mo ago
No... problem is that most investors are flooded with liquidity/money (thanks to QE and the rallies) thus alternative assets like Bitcoin are being flooded with liquidity (see: Blackrock BTC ETF) We only would see a real valuation if t
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9mo ago
It's an AI slop startup blog advertising their product, thats why.
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9mo ago
I haven't heard of self taught programmers binging 15 minute YT videos. I can't recall the last time I did myself.. aside from conference talks and such its probably been at least 5 years since I watched something explaining thing
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9mo ago
Yup. Even to this day when I'm on the bus on the highway it's so relaxing and comforting to ride through the orange lights.. then the bright white ones come through and it's almost like instant anxiety that kicks in
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9mo ago
You listed the K/N etc. ones as well, they're still a thing to this day... And the situation was pretty much the same thing for Windows 7
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9mo ago
I hate the LED street lamps so much. I can tell they've got a really spiky and unnatural spectrum, unlike the HPS lights, not to mention that they're white or bright yellow...
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9mo ago
Should be added to the title.....
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9mo ago
with regards to the squid game, what says this isn't going to happen to most of big tech or even other industries?
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9mo ago
Is anyone actually like super hyped about "Building AI Agents" with this and that? I wish I could get excited and just become a 100% AI Agwnt vibecoding all day and building AI agents to do AI stuff but like, I don't know? Is
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9mo ago
With Google or any other big company, unless you have a dedicated account manager and you're spending like $1 million+ per year, you're kind of like just an ant to step on basically.
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9mo ago
Did they really do that?
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9mo ago
I noticed this behavior when the very popular Qwen models suddenly were migrated to GLM I don't know how many times this has happened in the last 12 months but I'd guess like 2-3 times?
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9mo ago
You don't sell it to the "Russian mob", you sell it to a highly reputable security company that will buy it for like $10 million or more and sell it to governments and stuff, not the mob. I mean, seriously. Why would I ever g
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I dropped out as soon as I could, I have ADD and school was the most excruciatingly painful thing I've ever experienced mentally. It felt like my entire life purpose was about waiting for it to finally end. I enjoyed discovering new th
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9mo ago
"proper" probably means backed by a member state, founder is a former gov worker, product is being co-developed by a local university, is based on academic research, founding team has PhDs and has 15 large enterprise customers lin
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9mo ago
penny pinching on some monitors for the devs that cost a fortune... :(
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9mo ago
And the whole article is about promoting his benchmarking service, of course.
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9mo ago
Plus I've found that overall with "thinking" models, it's more like for memory, not even actual perf boost, it might even be worse because if it goes even slightly wrong on the "thinking" part, it'll then
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9mo ago
They're enjoying a massive demand for GPUs due to AI blowing up, at a time when there isn't much competition, yet the technology is already pleateauing, with similar offerings from AMD, not to mention proven training & inferen
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9mo ago
There's no way this is true lol
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