reverius42

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by reverius42 2mo ago
Maybe it should be "if the right people like you"
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Good luck getting a working car at all for a couple grand these days.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I have found fast-charging prices near where I live to be fairly competitive with gasoline per-mile. The lower maintenance costs of an EV are icing on the cake, so to speak. But I actually do most of my charging as trickle-charging from a r
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Ah, but any 10 year old GPU now is e-waste, not useful LLM hardware. So it might as well have been mining ASICs.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I don't have a gas station at my house, and yet I still own a gas-powered vehicle. I also don't have a fast electric charger at my house, and yet I still also own an EV.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I am very skeptical that your Model 3 has a "practical range" of 372 miles. EPA range for the long range model is 342 miles, and I would expect usable range to be considerably less (since you probably want to start charging at aro
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Random shitcoin mining surely isn't a large fraction of industrial GPU usage?
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Transition to what?
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I'm running a useful quantization of the previous version of Deepseek-V4-Flash -- quite well but with so much fan noise -- on a MacBook Pro M5 Max with 128 GB.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I thought we were doing that all along.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
You'd think one of the first things the AI would do once it truly gets that powerful is make a lot more money for its owner.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Am I the only one who prefers a full on GUI (eg Claude Desktop)?
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by reverius42 3mo ago
There's definitely a non-libertarian approach to "free market capitalism" that does not eschew regulation and does embrace ethics.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
When did free-market capitalism stop being something to aspire to though?
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by reverius42 3mo ago
That's melting my brain. My understanding is that right-libertarianism and capitalism are not only compatible, they are best friends.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
No, the term for what you describe is "oligarchy". Under "capitalism", the invisible hand of the free market is supposed to decide resource allocation.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
More like a singularity event.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Yeah, pre-Apple-Intelligence Siri definitely already did that specific example.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I'm no expert, but burning coal inside a coal mine sounds like a really bad idea for several reasons.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Retiring at 80 requires very different financial planning than retiring at 65.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
"helm file" is, of course, supposed to be "helm chart".
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by reverius42 3mo ago
> The tropical semiring has various applications (see tropical analysis), and forms the basis of tropical geometry. The name tropical is a reference to the Hungarian-born computer scientist Imre Simon, so named because he lived and worke
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Are you saying this hypothetical corporation is already doing something illegal, and that's why they don't want courts to have access? That intentional hiding sounds in-and-of-itself illegal too.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I think it was the other way around, uncensored OAI models (run by OAI) got themselves (extra) access to HF?
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Not sure why I'm downvoted for asking a question based on reporting from a reputable source.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
How many of the homeless people in SF are from other parts of the US and are given one-way bus tickets to SF by their own hometowns? Because just giving them money could only possibly make that problem worse. (Yes, this is a real thing that
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by reverius42 3mo ago
You could also read it as "it will never go down as low as $1T again".
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Not sure why investors should be familiar with rocket launches when rockets are only representative of like 5% of the market value of SpaceX (per their S-1 filing to go public, 90%+ of their value comes from xAI/Grok).
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by reverius42 3mo ago
Thank you for providing the citation.
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by reverius42 3mo ago
I don't think the average person has heard of Claude either. I explained to someone who hadn't heard of it what Claude was, and they asked, "so it's another kind of ChatGPT?"

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