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by readitalready 8mo ago
Yes, thanks for confirming that the Iraq war was started because of Israel, and not oil. None of what you mentioned specifically discredits Israel as the primary cause of the Iraq war. You ARE aware of the Heritage foundation, right?
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by readitalready 8mo ago
As an OpenAI employee, quitting wouldn't be a problem, as you have a much higher chance of being successful after quitting than anyone else. You could go to any VC and they would fund you.
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by readitalready 8mo ago
EDA software, software to design computer chips in general, has been classified as ITAR now under this administration. Trump can do that to AI.
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by readitalready 8mo ago
NSA legally isn't allowed to spy on US citizens directly, due to the NSA being a US military organization and the Posse Comitatus act prohibits the US military from being used as a US policing force. It's one of the hidden and for
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by readitalready 8mo ago
I’m just laughing at the possibility of it he US military being forced to use Chinese open source AI models because every US model provider refuses to work with them.
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Sounds like they also have the same limitations. And my guess is that thats non-negotiable as that would likely cause some of their staff to quit if they did lift those limitations.
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Now will OpenAI have the same limits? LMAO at the US Government having to go with a Chinese open-source model...
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Why do these generators always use cartoonish fonts?
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by readitalready 8mo ago
All they need to do is fund thousands of vibe coders to create apps and utilities for people using their model. Like, why do I STILL have to do taxes and accounting with external tools? Why doesn't OpenAI have their own tax filing serv
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Is it because there's a lot more AI related content as the industry quickly shifts? Or is it bots submitting content?
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by readitalready 8mo ago
You shouldn't need any ROM. It's likely the architecture is just fixed hardware with weights loaded in via scan flip-flows. If it was me making it, I'd just design a systolic array. Just multipliers feeding into multipliers,
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Jeff Dean just posted an animated version: https://x.com/JeffDean/status/2024525132266688757
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by readitalready 8mo ago
The whole GPU history is off and being driven by finance bros as well. Everyone believes Nvidia kicked off the GPU AI craze when Ilya Sutskever cleaned up on AlexNet with an Nvidia GPU back in 2012, or when Andrew Ng and team at Stanford pu
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Training-Free Group Relative Policy Optimization(arxiv.org)
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by readitalready 8mo ago
In the AI space there isn’t a single killer app. EVERYTHING is open for disruption. ChatGPT was the start but OpenAI could create tons of other apps. They don’t need to wait for others to do so. People already want them to make a Slack repl
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Correct. Withdrawing Section 230 would lead to more free speech, not less. We will have lots of smaller sites hosting content with their own individual editorial controls instead of monopolistic corporations that enforce their own viewpoint
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Retrieval-Aware Distillation for Transformer-SSM Hybrids(arxiv.org)
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by readitalready 8mo ago
You did not link to any actual, informative sources. You linked to typical debunked garbage. Section 230 is old. You aren't providing any new information I haven't seen over the last 30 years. And, like we predicted, it has destro
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Companies hosting libel should be sued, because the same companies also have editorial control over their content. If you don't want companies to be sued for libel, then they should also be forced to remove their editorial controls. No
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Pretraining + RL itself is the scaling limit. If you feed it the entire dataset before 1905, LLMs aren't going to come up with general relativity. It has no concept of physics, or time even. AGI happens when you DON'T need to scal
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by readitalready 8mo ago
LLMs alone aren't the way to AGI. Perhaps something involving a merge of diffusion or other models that are based on more sensory elements, like images, time, and motion, but LLMs alone aren't going to get us there. The end of the
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Can this be done on a cheap AWS EC2 instance?
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by readitalready 8mo ago
Found a corporatist. But I guess this plan sounds about as stupid as everyone having a phone in their pocket. Oh well, some people prefer their bad habits instead. The only thing Section 230 does is protect Google and Meta. It does not prot
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by readitalready 8mo ago
And do you know WHY you wouldn't get sued under section 230 when publishing content on a major corporate website? Because lawsuits aren't free.
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by readitalready 8mo ago
So you're saying the internet, which is a machine designed to disseminate information, has no effect on libel compared to before-the-internet? And that anyone should be able to publish libel as long as it costs someone else to sue them
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by readitalready 8mo ago
> Who doesn't face consequences for whose information? People don't consequences because the cost for punishment is too high. You now have to hire a lawyer to sue some random person on the internet that deliberately lied about
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by readitalready 8mo ago
LOL WUT? I run my own server in your basement. That's what I do. And, no, it doesn't mean no one is going to host user content. It means every user content will have an editor over them, like the "Letters to the Editor"
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HySparse: A Hybrid Sparse Attention Architecture(arxiv.org)
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Welp. NVidia had a good run while it lasted. RIP. BTW so far on my GLM-5 evals it's performing qualitatively as well as Opus 4.5/4.6. Only issue is maybe speed. I will likely incorporate it into daily use. The previous versions we
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Section 230 is the reason why media was able to be consolidated into a few large corporations while eliminating higher-quality news organizations. Section 230 allows anyone to be a journalist without facing consequences for false or incorre

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