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by ronsor 2mo ago
Are they not? The big US labs are opaque and don't publish much of any technical details anymore. We don't know what they are or aren't doing, honestly.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Unfortunately this content hasn't been reviewed, so Reddit can't display it.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Almost every lossy image and video codec uses DCT as well, not just JPEG.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
It's a perfect reason to get consumers to buy a new phone every year again! They got bored of the camera.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Nintendo's model relies on the target not fighting back. Suing the US government is unwise for that reason.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Somehow I have a feeling this administration is not going to stop.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
The BIOS originates from an era where most or all of the OS software was burned to a ROM on the computer. Then disks arrived and we wanted more, but we didn't want the OS to implement drivers for every hardware configuration. There was
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by ronsor 2mo ago
I think if you have that many false positives, you're doing something wrong, no matter whose fault you claim it is.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Who is to be broken up? How? Into what entities? Merely being big and doing deals is not enough for antitrust, which requires a consolidation of power and control, not merely economic decisions that could have negative side effects. The AI
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Hetzner asking for ID is an outlier, probably inspired by German bureaucracy. I've never sent ID to a hosting provider personally. Many domain registrars accept payment in means that don't require ID, and offer WHOIS privacy for f
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by ronsor 2mo ago
I'd take the phishers over more KYC invading everything, quite honestly.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
If you block github.io, you may as well stop using half this site.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Free speech has always been about getting the government and organizations with government-level power out of the way. It's not about interpersonal mandates.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Yeah SOTA LLMs trivially solve all CAPTCHAs now.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
> Update: I am retiring from fulltime writing (& pseudonymity) to launch Guardian Angel Inc and bring GAs to life. > We are looking for good people. > If you are interested, contact me. And see https://gwern.net&#x2F
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Seedance 2.5 looks amazing, but MiniMax H3 is going to be open weights within 24 hours: https://fal.ai/minimax-h3 . According to the ComfyUI team, it should even work acceptably on mid-range consumer GPUs like the 3080. I&#x
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by ronsor 2mo ago
> faster than Claude will take money out of your pocket and into theirs Damn, and I thought Anthropic was fast.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
> We're tolerating a measles outbreak, our economy is in the trash due to tariffs and draconian immigration enforcement. Basically every sector that's not AI has been poisoned in one way or another in order to drive sufficient
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Because competent people are evaluating it. In places where the standards are rock-bottom, the AI is leagues ahead of anything they'd produce normally.
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by ronsor 2mo ago
Coding agents are extremely useful but often extremely dumb with design. If you do not design the software yourself, you will probably get slop. This was always the core issue with vibe coding.
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by ronsor 3mo ago
Don't like it? Change copyright. They do this because the law required it.
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by ronsor 3mo ago
And the Chinese models are great because they don't nag you
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by ronsor 3mo ago
It's cheap because it won't refuse random tasks. You can't get rid of nannying at any price beyond training your own model, and relative to that, K3 is cheap.
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by ronsor 3mo ago
And I thought Poob already had it for you. Too many proper nouns in titles.
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by ronsor 3mo ago
> most HNers have never actually played around with the unrestricted models Because they can't, of course, so regardless of how accurate the benchmarks or claims about the model are, they're functionally irrelevant to most of u
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by ronsor 3mo ago
Have you looked into OpenCode Zen or OpenCode Go? https://opencode.ai/zen
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by ronsor 3mo ago
Well, the USA has jurisdiction over USA companies. If the rest of the world's authors can find a way to obtain jurisdiction over the companies in a way that USA courts won't balk at if asked to enforce, then they're welcome t
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by ronsor 3mo ago
Could've at least sealed the SD card in an epoxy blob.
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by ronsor 3mo ago
Guess I'm not using it anymore
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by ronsor 3mo ago
I am immediately sold on this. Sorry, OpenAI & Anthropic.

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