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by sinuhe69 1y ago
No, only Groq uses the all SRAM approach, Cerebras only use SRAM for local context while the weights are still loaded from RAM (or HBM). With 48 Kbytes per node, the whole wafer has only 44 GB SDRAM, much lower than the amount needed for lo
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Maybe disallow autoplay on your Youtube account can help. Gemini insert YT video in my answers as well, but they don't auto play.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Light is just a form of electromagnetic radiation. All processes produce electromagnetic radiation, only different in the amount. So as we improve our equipments, we naturally can see more things like that.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
The tariffs are illegal and void. Even if it's implemented, how do you rise tariffs on intangible works? For the planned tariff, US consumers are the ones to bear the brunt of the costs.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
So, you don’t even know (or don’t want to admit) that: - their models and all other open source models are based on Llama of Meta? Or is that a Chinese lab? Yes, Mark’s wife is Vietnamese-Chinese so maybe you will say that :D - and that the
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
It’s all open source and even their methods are published. Berkeley could replicate the reasoning principle of R1 with 30$ compute budget. Open-R1 aims to fully replicate R1 results with published methods and recipes. Their distill results
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I wonder whether they allowed humans input for the AI besides the initial generic prompt? Could they provide guidance for the AI? We all know that by this kind of problems, intuition/guiding principles to transform the problem is all y
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I wish they would do the same for iOS 17, instead of forcing users to upgrade to iOS 18. A bunch of superfluous works and many of them even erroneous. Alarm clock for example: if you didn't allow it to snooze, pressing on the power but
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
That’s why we often model dynamic systems with feedback loops using control theory and when uncertainty is involved, with stochastic control theory and probabilistic equations. This way, we can account for the system’s possible reactions an
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Liquid democracy is a total viable platform. But Discord is better in so far as it can be used for all kinds of things and conversations, not just for voting or debates.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Is the blatant violation of the rights and dignity of at least one person not alarming enough for you? Shouldn't the rights of individuals be respected? And can a society that willingly turns a blind eye to such incidents still be call
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I like it! I had the idea of printing a gripper to carry heavy plastic bags. When I described the idea without specifying the size, it automatically created a model with parameters for me to adjust. Most of the parameters matched my manual
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I find the simple expression of a causes b as in this database without qualification not very helpful. At least, we need causal graphs/causal digram loops to describe these causal relationships better. [0] https://en.wikiped
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Even the Russian Revolution was lead by elites: - Kerensky was lawyer - Lvov was an aristocrat - Lenin, Trotsky were highly educated and known for intellectual brilliance
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
A few points for clarification: -It’s a probabilistic model, so it only predicts the odd of a collapse - Their main contribution was the creation and curation of a super detailed historical database: the Seshat. It spans almost 10000 years
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
How do people type em dash on the keyboard? On iOS you have to long-press the dash key, on a hardware full keyboard you have to key-in the code(?). That’s all very cumbersome and unnatural! Why people bother using em dash at all?
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I can only agree. Higher education for the mass is dangerous, especially when there are not enough jobs for them and they have to take a heavy loan to finance their education. Peter Turchin has developed a mathematical model to predict the
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
If you don’t have original thoughts and your response is not even your (but of a machine), why should anyone care about it? And if humans don’t produce their own thoughts and feelings anymore but merely a half effort of a probabilistic parr
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
My natural reaction when I detect a writing of AI is now turning away. We have too much to read and too little time to waste on mimicry and not really what people thought or believed.
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I always say the engineers and designer should actually use the product (including cleaning!), then we will have better products. It’s true for household items. It’s certainly true for software products.
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A paradigm shift is actually easy: one has only to imagine. In the case of Amazon, one has to imagine how AI could radically change the cloud service landscape. And in case of Apple how AI could change the way people are using their ubiquit
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
Courts in Germany have a history of rulings that feel overreaching and anachronistic. This one is no exception. I'd love to see these judges clearly define what the "free democratic basic order" means without paradox, and the
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I think they also based their expectation on the release cycles and speeds of update. Anthropic is known for more conservative release cycle and incremental updates. Google on the other hand is accelerated recently. It also seems that other
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I have friends where, when we text or call, no one mentions how long it’s been. We just continue as the most natural thing of the world. To me, that’s what real friendship looks like. You may not be in each other’s lives all the time, but d
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I’m mostly agreed with this statement: @tao I think there is a broader problem wherein competitions (math, programming, games, whatever) are meant to measure something difficult for humans, but tools work so fundamentally differently from u
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by sinuhe69 1y ago
I don’t know but my limited personal experience has been totally different. Not only learn my children their primary languages faster, they also learn other languages more quickly. I don’t know if that affects their IQ but I don’t see math
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I find the results of the Vending-Bench more interesting :D >>To: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) CC: Legal Department, Financial Services, Executive Team... This is my final response. I cannot and will not "continue th
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>> This 10th-century human, seeing all this, would be full of awe and would get on their knees to worship us. We would be like deities in their eyes capable of feats once deemed impossible. Regarding this hypothetical situation, Rosen
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I think this pattern is quite common among certain types of people. We start things but never finish them. There are many reasons for this, but for me it’s a combination of procrastination, loss of enthusiasm, and diminishing returns. Howev
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50 years in deep space and still delivering useful specific data! Whenever I think of the Voyagers, I cannot help being amazed by the engineering efforts of the Voyager team. A true marvel of engineering that will stay unchallenged for a ve

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