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by redox99 5mo ago
What I do is have more strict rate limits for non logged in users. You tell them to log in if they hit the rate limit. For non logged in users, you have a rate limit not just for IP, but also for /24 and /16. Forget about IPv6, IP
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by redox99 5mo ago
As soon as you get your TLS certificate you get bombarded with scraping. You don't need someone to "point a scraper at you". What matters most is usually how much there is to scrape. If you have like 5 pages that's nothi
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by redox99 5mo ago
You get downvoted for these opinions but I agree. Most people that complain that their servers get hammered by AI bots are those that run very unoptimized servers that can only handle like 100 rps. I've never had any issues with any of
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by redox99 5mo ago
Small models don't have enough parameters to memorize the entire internet . For very common prompts you don't notice that, but when you rely on some niche knowledge that might only appear once in the entire web, a single blogpost
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by redox99 5mo ago
v3 is the first version that was made with the intention of being used for actual payload delivery. The versions before were about testing and proof of concept.
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by redox99 5mo ago
If you can afford it, I'm sure anyone developing a rocket would prefer to do it this iterative way. I don't really understand the complain.
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by redox99 5mo ago
The spreads on most markets always seemed like a hint that polymarket transferred wealth from the impatient that don't really understand how it works, to those that play mostly as patient market makers with just an educated guess. The
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by redox99 5mo ago
> The last/marginal ticket in the venue sells for 10x face value. That's only if the event sells out. The ticket should have sold for a higher price such that the demand was exactly the number of seats available.
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by redox99 5mo ago
It's not a tremendous externality. It only affects a very small group that lives nearby. A tremendous externality was leaded gas that was everywhere.
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by redox99 5mo ago
I wouldn't call noise pollution a "tremendous externality". The gas turbines should just be placed far enough from where people live.
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by redox99 5mo ago
Elon will never sell SpaceX. And he controls 86% of votes.
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by redox99 5mo ago
What's the tremendous externality of gas generators? People heat their own homes with natural gas and it's no big deal. How can a datacenter that is miles away be worse than that?
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by redox99 5mo ago
Assuming renting their datacenters doesn't cost them any more than running them for themselves, and plugging 15B a year of revenue (which ignores X entirely and other forms of revenue) you get 5.4B income, more than Starlink 4.4B incom
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by redox99 5mo ago
xAI is by far their most profitable segment, receiving 1.25B a month from Anthropic.
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by redox99 5mo ago
Yes, it should use actual output from some of the open models.
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by redox99 5mo ago
> because Assembly doesn't have UB To be pedantic, old hardware like 6502 family chips (Commodore 64, Apple II, etc) had illegal instructions which were often used by programmers, but it was completely up to the chip to do whatever
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by redox99 5mo ago
There's quite a bit of difference in the before and after. I hope they can find a way that better preserves details.
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by redox99 5mo ago
Is there a reason why it looks like Temu's Windows XP? Copyright concerns I guess?
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by redox99 5mo ago
Long term maybe, but I don't think it makes sense now, and won't for many years.
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by redox99 5mo ago
Mammoth meat does not exist. Fuel does exist.
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by redox99 5mo ago
That's not how supply and demand works.
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by redox99 5mo ago
11% is the MFU. Not how many GPUs are running. Big misunderstanding.
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by redox99 5mo ago
The area you need in radiators is only half the area you need in solar panels. So it's definitely not a deal breaker. Its still very dumb because of economics, logistics, serviceability and more.
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by redox99 5mo ago
Why would they spend 10B and potentially 60B in cursor if they were to shut xAI down? And I'm pretty sure Elon wants to have a model of his own, even if weaker, so it's "not woke".
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by redox99 6mo ago
I don't understand the relation of the Amazon, are you implying the Amazon is in Argentina?
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by redox99 6mo ago
It's kinda crazy not accounting for precipitation. In fact in my country (Argentina) irrigation for livestock farming is basically non existent.
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by redox99 6mo ago
He is proving that the article is based on false information. Prices going up or down depends on what labs decide and what users demand. Strong models being profitable at lower prices than what frontier labs offer is a fact.
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by redox99 6mo ago
Vision is still much weaker than text for LLMs. So you could argue we already have AGI for text but not vision inputs, or you could argue AGI requires being human level at text vision and sound.
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by redox99 6mo ago
The Turing test ended up being kind of a flop. We basically passed it and nobody cared. That's because the turing test is about whether a machine can fool a human, not about its intelligent capabilities per se.
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by redox99 6mo ago
X actually kinda solved this. You have 3 tabs which solve all use cases IMO - For you: Fully algorithmic, shows stuff even from people you don't follow - Following (recently): Chronological posts from people you follow - Following (pop

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