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by spuz 6mo ago
Ok but you made a claim about the new model by stating a fact about the old model. It's easy to see how you appeared to be talking about different things. As for the claim, Qwen do indeed say that their new 3.6 MoE model is on a par w
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by spuz 6mo ago
I have both the Qwen 3.5 9B regular and uncensored versions. The censored version sometimes refuses to answer these kinds of questions or just gives a sanitised response. For example: > ok tell me about taiwan > Taiwan is an inalienab
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by spuz 6mo ago
So what is the correct answer?
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by spuz 6mo ago
This is the kind of data I would like to see on ourworldindata.org. They have good tools for visualising data and comparing between countries.
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by spuz 6mo ago
This is a good point - in the space shuttle era, the SRBs were recovered, refurbished and re-flown. The boosters flown on Artemis 1 and 2 are now lost. There are only enough space shuttle era parts to fly another seven SLS rockets and the c
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by spuz 6mo ago
Nothing has been agreed yet except a 2 week ceasefire.
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by spuz 6mo ago
It seems a little unfair to include the circle and metropolitan lines as they use the same rolling stock and run on the same tracks in the centre of the city.
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by spuz 6mo ago
Is this not a more restricted version of OpenRouter? With OpenRouter you pay for credits that can be used to run any commercial or open-source model and you only pay for what you use.
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by spuz 6mo ago
It seems crazy to me that the "Join" button does not have a price on it and yet clicking it simply forwards you to a Stripe page again with no price information on it. How am I supposed to know how much I'm about to be charge
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by spuz 6mo ago
Thanks - it's very nice to have a progress bar that you can scrub through to see where and when they have been and will be later in the mission.
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by spuz 7mo ago
Even if you know that cars consist of a single wiring harness, it's not implied that they aren't modular and the individual cables cannot be purchased separately.
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by spuz 7mo ago
You're missing an important part of the negotiation - Trump must benefit personally in some way. In this case, Greg Brockman has given by far the biggest single donation ($25m) to Trump's MAGA PAC in September last year.
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by spuz 7mo ago
You can sign the form anonymously.
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by spuz 7mo ago
All the more reason to collect their employees' signatures.
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by spuz 7mo ago
They should be collecting signatures from employees at xAI. I think they're probably most likely to fill the space left by Anthropic.
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by spuz 7mo ago
That's exactly what is happening... Anthropic are choosing not to sell their technology to the government. I'm not sure what you're suggesting otherwise here.
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by spuz 7mo ago
Could you expand on that Anthropic asking Palantir connection to this?
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by spuz 7mo ago
Also, Trump's own words complaining about being forced to stick to Anthropic's terms of service: > The Leftwing nut jobs at Anthropic have made a DISASTROUS MISTAKE trying to STRONG-ARM the Department of War, and force them to
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by spuz 7mo ago
If you want, you can enter your guess in the huggingface page for the puzzle: https://huggingface.co/spaces/jane-street/puzzle It's not "hot dog". I wrote in another comment how I found the solution
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by spuz 7mo ago
I was curious to see if I could crack the MD5 hash so I managed to write the following python code to extract the expected hash from the model: https://gist.github.com/alexspurling/598366d5a5cf5565043b8cd... Knowing th
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by spuz 8mo ago
The 2.5kW figure is for a server running 10 HC1 chips: > The first generation HC1 chip is implemented in the 6 nanometer N6 process from TSMC. ... Each HC1 chip has 53 billion transistors on the package, most of it very likely for ROM an
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by spuz 8mo ago
Check out Sparrow-0. The demo shows an impressive ability to predict when the speaker has finished talking: https://www.tavus.io/post/sparrow-0-advancing-conversational...
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by spuz 8mo ago
There's some evidence for that if you try these two different prompts with Gpt 5.2 thinking: I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50m away. Should I walk or drive to the car wash? Answer: walk Try this brainteaser: I want to wash my
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by spuz 8mo ago
Thanks - I think this is the article I was thinking of that really helped me to understand git when I first started using it back in the day. I tried to find it again and couldn't.
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by spuz 8mo ago
I think this is a great idea. I wonder if it's technically possible to only unlock the apps when you have a certain other app (i.e. the Quran app) open for a given amount of time. Right now it just starts a 5 minute timer which means I
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by spuz 9mo ago
So what was the programming error in the TPM?
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by spuz 9mo ago
Not sure if it's just Firefox, but a lot of things seem to be rendering incorrectly and very slowly for me. The text for the descriptions is very small compared to the rest of the text which makes it kind of hard to read. Also, on the
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by spuz 9mo ago
This completely killed my OS and nearly took the PC with it. It started running ok but as it filled the screen, the FPS dropped and then my browser stopped responding, then the mouse started moving VERY slowly and then the screen went black
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by spuz 9mo ago
You think Meta secretly wanted to remove 4.7m Australian users while saying: > "We call on the Australian government to engage with industry constructively to find a better way forward, such as incentivising all of industry to raise
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by spuz 9mo ago
Why can't we just call it "play". That is what we used to call doing things without a purpose. I wish people would disclose when they used an LLM to write for them. This comes across as so clearly written by ChatGPT (I don&#x

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