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by rfv6723 7mo ago
Humanity has never known a world without surveillance. Responsibility cannot exist without being watched. Primitive tribes lived under the constant eye of the group, and agricultural eras relied on the strict oversight of the clan. Modern s
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by rfv6723 7mo ago
This scenario echoes the fatal flaw of 19th-century Marxist theory by assuming that surging productivity leads to a permanent reserve army of the unemployed and systemic collapse. Marx failed to foresee how the 20th-century economy would el
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by rfv6723 7mo ago
This comparison is flawed because accountability creates a structural divide. A newspaper has a visible masthead and named editors, creating a reputational stake where consistent bias leads to institutional ruin. In contrast, Polymarket rel
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by rfv6723 7mo ago
Historical records, notably by Herodotus, confirm that the Persian Empire used gold to bribe Greek Oracles, turning "divine prophecy" into a psychological warfare tool. This mirrors a core flaw in Polymarket: profit maximization i
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by rfv6723 7mo ago
> The argument I cite is from complexity theory. It's proof that feed-forward networks are mathematically incapable of representing certain kinds of algorithms. Claiming FFNs are mathematically incapable of certain algorithms misses
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by rfv6723 7mo ago
The skepticism surrounding AGI often feels like an attempt to judge a car by its inability to eat grass. We treat "cognitive primitives" like object constancy and causality as if they are mystical, hardwired biological modules, bu
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Cloudflare forecasts annual sales above estimates as AI drives cloud demand(reuters.com)
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
The "world model" is a convenient fiction. Whether we’re talking about a carbon-based brain or a silicon-based transformer, there is no miniature, objective map of reality tucked away inside. What we mistake for a "model&quot
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
In Fujian province, all foreign domains which aren't in white list are blocked. This results that proxy server needs to use a fake sni in white list or ditch https.
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
> because any commercial VPN is going to be blocked by IP, no need for SNI. Proxy server can hide behind CDN like Cloudflare via websocket tunnel. This is why GFW develops SNI filter, Cloudflare is too big to block.
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
Does your team have Chinese memebers? GFW has been able to filter SNI to block https traffic for a few years now.
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
Emoji and bullet points are easy to read, so it got rewards in RLHF process. You maybe hate this style at first glance. But if you read lots of text everyday, Emoji and bullet points lower the cognitive load.
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
You've mistaken the battlefield. This isn't about descriptive grammar. It's about the decades-long dominance of Chomsky's entire philosophy of language. His central argument has always been that language is too complex a
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
The alarm isn't coming from outside the institutions; it's coming from a wider, more modern clergy. The new priestly class isn't defined by a specific building, but by a shared claim to the mastery of complex symbolic knowled
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
This dire warning against AI echoes the anxieties of a much earlier elite: the late-medieval clergy facing the invention of the printing press. For centuries, they held a privileged monopoly on knowledge, controlling its interpretation and
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by rfv6723 8mo ago
> human-editable structural interlanguage This won't work, and it would fail the same way as Semantic Web. Too much human labor needed.
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by rfv6723 9mo ago
See ML research papers from Apple. Their researchers prefered small models over LLM. So they thought researchers' effort would make up the lack of compute. Then the scale law hit them hard.
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by rfv6723 9mo ago
FPGA for AI only makes sense when machine learning had diverse model architectures. After Transformer took over AI, FPGA for AI is totally dead now. Because Transformer is all about math matrix calculation, ASIC is the solution. Modern Data
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by rfv6723 10mo ago
> using imagenet-1k for pretraining Lecun still can't show JEPA competitive at scale with autoregressive LLM.
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by rfv6723 1y ago
AMD Pensando DPU https://www.amd.com/en/products/accelerators/pensando.html
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by rfv6723 1y ago
Write a dockerfile and pay for a PaaS service.
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by rfv6723 1y ago
> Before too long (and we already start to see this) humanoid robots will get wheels for feet, at first two, and later maybe more, with nothing that any longer really resembles human legs in gross form. But they will still be called huma
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by rfv6723 1y ago
I use self-hosted gatus to monitor my certs and other services' status. It can send alerts to multiple alerting providers. https://github.com/TwiN/gatus
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by rfv6723 1y ago
Stockfish has got rid of old handwritten evaluation now. https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/4674 Its evaluation now purely relies on NNUE neural network. So it's an good exmaple of the
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by rfv6723 1y ago
I don't use WARP's VPN mode. I run WARP in socks proxy mode, and using ipt2socks for redirecting traffic to socks proxy port. https://github.com/zfl9/ipt2socks
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by rfv6723 1y ago
Using Cloudflare WARP would be much faster. And you can connect directly to ipv4 addr via WARP.
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by rfv6723 1y ago
Then if you offer your distilled model for commercial services, you would get sued by OpenAI in court.
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by rfv6723 1y ago
Distillation is great for researchers and hobbyists. But nearly all frontier models have anti-distillation ToS, so distillation is out of question for western commercial companies like Apple.
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by rfv6723 1y ago
If you have worked or lived in China, you will know that Chinese open-source software industry is a totally shitshow. The law in China offers little protection for open-source software. Lots of companies use open-source code in production w
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by rfv6723 1y ago
Apple AI team keeps going against the bitter lesson and focusing on small on-device models. Let's see how this would turn out in longterm.

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