selcuka

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by selcuka 5mo ago
That's the basis of the p-zombies thought experiment discussed (and dismissed without any real arguments) in the article.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
What you explain is intelligence, which is the subject of the "easy question". Consciousness in this context is the existence of phenomenal, or first person experiences. The hard question doesn't argue that consciousness is n
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by selcuka 5mo ago
I believe your explanation answers the easy question, not the hard one. It explains how organisms evolve to be smarter to survive, but doesn't explain why or how the first person perspective exists. It's actually a different quest
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by selcuka 5mo ago
> This contradicts everything we have learned about nature. It doesn't contradict anything. It simply means that there is a gap in our current understanding, which may (or may not [1]) be scientifically explained in the future. The
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by selcuka 5mo ago
Follin also experimented with using both the beeper and the AY chip at the same time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1e2MOeo5eU
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by selcuka 5mo ago
The year is correct. They omitted to mention that it was a Tesla DeLorean.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
And Claude Code can use Jetbrain's MCP to use that index.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
They are unimpressed by their (current) ability to use it, not the technology.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
> I could not be prouder of the growth you have all delivered for Cisco. I think you could be. Just saying.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
It's ok if they never release a BF16 model, but it's less ok if they release it, win the benchmarks, then quantise it after a few weeks.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
> we don't switch to heavily quantized models That sounded like a press bulletin, so just to let you clarify yourself: Does that mean you may switch to lightly quantized models?
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by selcuka 5mo ago
Splitting = and := is intentional, but not for the reason you stated. We could have used := for all assignments from the beginning: is_logged_in := True or if is_logged_in := True: I agree that this would require blurring
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by selcuka 5mo ago
> ALGOL decided to stick close to mathematical tradition And now we have all 3 in Python (=, ==, and :=) which makes me sad.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
> Wikipedia is cheap compared to creating and training models. DeepSeek said it spent $5.6M [1] on training V3, which doesn't sound too much for a near-SOTA model. An open source entity can come up with a hybrid business model, such
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by selcuka 5mo ago
There are very good open weight models (such as DeepSeek v4 Flash) that can run on consumer level hardware. Note that we are talking about 95% of everyone's use cases, not your specific use cases (which could require better models al
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by selcuka 5mo ago
Just curious, I have no idea how eSIM reselling business works: How can you offer 2-3x cheaper prices? Is it because others have very high margins, or because you have a secret optimisation method?
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by selcuka 5mo ago
The U.S. government spends approximately 4.1 cents [1] to produce each $1 bill. It would probably be more expensive to counterfeit it because of the volume, but I doubt it would be more than $1. [1] https://www.federalreserve.gov
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by selcuka 5mo ago
> He was also made to pay a fine of $1. I see what they did there.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
To be fair they said "I can think of only 3 times [...] and made it stop", implying that there were comparatively more cases where it didn't stop.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
You can also to to jail for selling chewing gum. And you are legally required to flush a public toilet after using it.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
I don't fully disagree, but the bullying will not stop if they see that they can beat you up easily. It might even get worse.
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by selcuka 5mo ago
> it was too hard at such a massive scale... of 858 TB There are probably many S3 buckets in existence that are bigger than that. Not saying that they should've used S3, but it's definitely possible configure multi-regional bac
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by selcuka 5mo ago
It doesn't change the fact that the workflow gp explains is a duct taped construct. It's hyperscalable and highly available today, until the API changes.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
DeepSeek has a dedicated Anthropic-compatible endpoint [1]. [1] https://api-docs.deepseek.com/guides/anthropic_api
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Cloudflare Warp is also trademarked: https://uspto.report/TM/88455403 They are the same class (Class 009, software and electronic goods) but apparently the trademark examiner determined that a terminal app and VPN&#x2F
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by selcuka 6mo ago
https://uspto.report/TM/90342558 > WARP® trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of [...] Downloadable computer terminal emulator program [...]
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by selcuka 6mo ago
This is about the name, not the source. Also calling a fork "Open" is disingenious. They wouldn't be able to fork it if the original wasn't "open".
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> that is basically how all large companies behave anyway And do you agree with that behaviour?
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by selcuka 6mo ago
We should be good if the Eradicator extension eradicates the script that scans for extensions.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> FastCGI and HTTP are at two different levels. HTTP is for data transfer from, say, a browser and a server. FastCGI is for handling that data between the server and an application. Not entirely correct. A reverse proxy can either speak

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