sinuhe69

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by sinuhe69 5d ago
Because it will never change if you not try.
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by sinuhe69 5d ago
In daily decisions perhaps not, and certainly not when we were in the cave. But from time to time, we will face fundamental questions that need addressing clearly and decisively, and I believe it’s the case with AI. The more advances we mak
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by sinuhe69 5d ago
Because it’s high time to rethink the incentives and rewards structures to nurture the next generations of mathematicians when corporate money and automated AI systems are mining the pool of limited interesting problems without giving back
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by sinuhe69 6d ago
As I understand you referred to Elon Musk. But this is Poh Shen Loh talking. If you don’t know who he is, look up or at least read his articles.
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by sinuhe69 7d ago
Irregular again! The single company that was responsible for the sloppy configurations and the hacks by OpenAI, Anthropic and now Google. This company and their partners should be held accountable for the crimes.
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by sinuhe69 9d ago
You use the low cost Mimo-V2.5 and not its big brother Mimo-V2.5 Pro? I also made good experience with Mimi-V2.5 when used in conjunction with prewalk mode. But then other models got so cheap and perform better, so I only use Mimo for back
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by sinuhe69 13d ago
If it works for you, great! Just keep going. I only have the nagging question that if it’s so easy, why would the clients not do it by themselves? Certainly they understand their problems better than you and they can adapt to rising issues
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by sinuhe69 15d ago
Absolutely! I’ve never lied to anybody and any work we copied was purely accidental.
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by sinuhe69 15d ago
Snap is designed to be more expressive and powerful than Scratch. But I find debugging them is very painful. Changing the name of a variable or block for example, could create “holes” in the calling sites but the system can or cannot repor
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by sinuhe69 15d ago
"OpenRouter runs per-provider benchmarks on the same model: GPQA Diamond and TAU-Bench Airline (a tool-calling task)." why I haven't never seen it? Click on the link brings nothing! Benchmark is only for the model. Per provid
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by sinuhe69 16d ago
Then I guess you will need millions tones of perfect mass to light converter like Astrophage just to get to the neighbor. The universe is simply too big to comprehend.
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by sinuhe69 16d ago
Your benchmark is a curious one. I didn't see you included Muse Spark 1.3 contributor even though its price is much lower even than DeepSeek. The low price changes many recommendations completely. And FWIW, DeepSeek retain and train on
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by sinuhe69 16d ago
While I also have my reservation against Elon and his activities, I can read these posts on my browser without any account.
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by sinuhe69 16d ago
No, if they want they can easily compare the strings verbatim because these exact phrases are so extremely rare that it almost certainly isn’t in other conversations. But of course they wouldn’t do it. Why would they?
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by sinuhe69 16d ago
I guess someone can twit Hassabis and ask him :D He certainly has access.
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by sinuhe69 16d ago
More parameters = more facts stored. Knowledges are almost incompressible, where strong reasoning only requires a 3B core or so.
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by sinuhe69 18d ago
No wonder - they're all working for ant! Birds of a feather flock together.
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by sinuhe69 18d ago
I'm tired of this, but please read the post of Tao. It’s listed in the top comment of this thread.
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by sinuhe69 18d ago
More like helped improve our work (the disproof)
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by sinuhe69 18d ago
Skills are for me special knowledges that an agent in general doesn’t know in details: using a specific framework, create reports, new programming languages etc. So having them not only enable the AI to work more effectively but also more
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by sinuhe69 19d ago
When I work on a new problem and the agent struggles with it, I will ask the agent to distill the knowledge and experiences it gained during the session into a skill file. Then I review and publish it depends on the assistant system. I fin
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by sinuhe69 21d ago
Congratulations! An immensely important achievement, I’d say. IMO, this success has a great implication for accessibility and sovereignty of the EU. Although ESA can launch from French Guiana, the spaceport is an ocean-away from Europe! Tha
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by sinuhe69 21d ago
No. It’s simply about accessibility and sovereignty. Even though the ESA can launch from French Guiana, the space port is an ocean-away from Europe! How much do you think that fact will affect the cost and the launch cadence for Europe? Now
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by sinuhe69 24d ago
No, they use geo-fencing and redirect the request to the FBI site! :D
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by sinuhe69 24d ago
When I accessed the site, it showed the FBI badge says that the site was blocked and redirect to fbi.gov !! WTH?
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by sinuhe69 1mo ago
If AI and robots are going to replace people in such a scale, without creating new jobs, who will they sell the products or services to? I cannot believe Bill Gates has not even conceptually engaged with that question. That said, I share th
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by sinuhe69 1mo ago
22 times more efficient is not like 22 times more powerful. It’s extremely harder to close the gap in power efficiency than in raw power. Simply because the power efficiency we see is the result of billion years evolution optimization. But
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by sinuhe69 1mo ago
Reminds me of the story of Million Dollar (Pixel) Map. It's a piece of internet history! https://milliondollarhomepage.com/
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by sinuhe69 1mo ago
I would find the news much more interesting if they put the new processor in a laptop with 48 GB DDR5 unified memory or more! Right now, M5 with its neural execution engines and unified memory architecture present a unique local AI computin
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by sinuhe69 1mo ago
Me too. It demanded deep digging to find out how it was done and how is it different from other products. And my brain was resisting all the way through! I wish the author had made a mental image like “OzBrain is a Zettelkasten system built

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