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by spwa4 3mo ago
Looking at that last video, I have to say: what happened to humans in the matrix universe is entirely justified.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Come on. 3 brilliant compromises essentially giving full access to huggingface internal systems, source code, AWS accounts (at least), and a number of old admin accounts, followed by a huge haystack of significantly less smart actions flail
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Let's be honest: people want humanoids because half the world was used to "domestic servants" (ie. slaves) (and even is, middle east, Pakistan, India, large parts of Africa) and they can't have that because colonialism &
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Yes. Just have the entire context visible to everything, all the time. It's just one way to increase the expressiveness of the whole network. In general one could say that coming up with ways to greatly increase the expressiveness of n
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by spwa4 3mo ago
60k euro per year in a city like Barcelona or Madrid does not make you wealthy. Not remotely. And in the other cities rent might be better, but jobs are a lot harder to find too. 60k euro gives you 33k after tax (2800 euro per month), and e
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by spwa4 3mo ago
The problem is that these taxes, like every other tax, will soon apply to the middle class (who have the real wealth), and they very much will leave. Either physically leave, or they will leave like they do in a lot of European countries: f
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Well currently about 3 working people are paying 1 pension. So that's where 33% of your taxes are going to. By 2050 that will be about 1.8. So that 33% will have to become 55% JUST to maintain current state expenditures. And it will ke
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Obviously the scale of the problem doesn't even compare. Oh, and it's actually illegal in the west, so the occasional perp gets punished.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
At this point I'd suggest big investments in research into geoengineering. For example, I can find research stating that aerosols will work, BUT that will have costs. But which costs? I can only find a few studies about the truly stupi
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by spwa4 3mo ago
No, you couldn't have. There are plenty of ML innovations that when push comes to shove only depend on having access to more compute, but this is one of the worst examples I've ever seen. I always thought that the jump from LSTM&#
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Twitter raving about one-shot games with Sol-5.6 and Opus 5(xcancel.com)
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by spwa4 3mo ago
I merely illustrate that the EU commission certainly has the means to replace Google in the EU. Build a new Youtube. Build the services that society, frankly, depends on now ... which is quite a few of them. And they're not doing that.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
What is the difference between loop engineering and hyperparameter search? I mean, sure, LLMs add a new textual dimension to hyperparameter search. You used to write a program to write a program from some parameters (how many layers, hidden
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by spwa4 3mo ago
But if there is one thing trivial to see then it is the connection between loaned money and stock prices AS A WHOLE. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01651... It's stronger for
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by spwa4 3mo ago
So, in normal parlance this is a 2.8T-A104B model at MXFP4 (weight) * MXFP8 (activations) Perhaps let's call it Kimi-K3-2.8T-A104B to make matters clear.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
No it was about privacy. Specifically given as an example in the actual law, privacy of medical data FROM insurance companies. But of course privacy from everyone. The goal was not even remotely achieved, and this was 100% on purpose.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Or, you know, Iran could actually respect international law. They keep screaming that everyone is doing "illegal" actions, and yet they see no problem doing this. Is Iran really so poor that using brutal violence to try to extract
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Why? The whole point of the GPDR was to prevent medical information being used for insurance and all sorts of purposes. Then come the lists of what exceptions are approved. Your medical info is used for divorces (anything involving court ca
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Plus that just isn't how governments work. Governments work by imposing costs on others. They do not build.
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Chemistry (and Physics) to have abundant energy generation without CO2 release. There is no shortage of energy, not by many orders of magnitude, there is a shortage of viable energy conversions.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Neither side cares about accuracy, and both will prevent you from getting your message out. The discussion has 2 sides: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVlRompc1yE and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcxQZ8u
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Does that matter? The only thing that can be done, is for oil producers to stop digging up fossil fuels. And not even Norway is willing to do that, to say nothing about Russia or China, even this year. And that, not digging up the fossil fu
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> How do we make sure that doesn't happen? That's the neat part, you don't. Europe has saved on CO2 emissions by moving production to China, and more recently to India and Southern Asia, moving energy generation for factor
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Exactly. Iron dome was designed for Iranian designed drones and missiles (designed with Chinese help). There is nothing "home made" about palestinian actions, or "the cause", not even the propaganda that it's all ho
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Indeed. There's nothing new about this incident. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48348578
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Right now the idea that an LLM uploads itself is unrealistic. It probably won't remain that.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Does anyone care? I'm DOGEdly tired of these videos.
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Seems incredibly likely that in 5 years every small linux shop has an AI router endpoint like openrouter, but router.smalllinuxshop.net or something with open models. And if there aren't open models anymore ... then openrouter won&#x27
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> It is functionally just a form of tax that can't be offshored. Hey now, give the lobbyists some time. You know they don't do anything unless a pretty big dinner is involved and that takes a few weeks: https://www.p
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> We have a couple new nuclear weapon designs, but not really going for bigger or stronger. Just packaging. There's many other considerations. Like the type and amount of fissile material. To name one that became well known: any plu

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