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by spwa4 3mo ago
That's my point. It wasn't a clear win. It did some things no other model did. And it sucked at coding and terminal (as in nowhere near SOTA). It wasn't a clear win.
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Jim Cramer worried about security implications of free Chinese AI models(twitter.com)
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by spwa4 3mo ago
... and it was not SOTA at the time of release. Gemini 3.1 Pro was previewed on 19 February 2026. It just barely beat GPT-5.3 and was roughly equal with Sonnet 4.6. Better according to some, worse according to others. And that lasted about
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Google has not had a single SOTA model since about a year now.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Nobody spends like republicans. Trump increased the national debt by $7.8 trillion in his first term (rising from ~$19.9 trillion at inauguration to ~$27.75 trillion when he left office), 39% increase (more than WW2, the Manhattan project a
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by spwa4 3mo ago
... but if you want an accurate graph, why not ask the LLM model to put the data points into a graphing library?
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Yeah you'd think they'd focus on the noise pollution ... that only exists because these data centers are saving a little bit of money on sound isolation. Now THAT is a necessary fight, and it really, really should be fixed because
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Appears to be closed-weights entirely. No word at all on any weights release.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
It went from 108 to 95. It didn't even recover for 2 months and 2 weeks (the next - spectacularly good - earnings were just barely enough to make the stock achieve 108 again ... for a second (well, 2 days, 1 if you don't count aft
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Why would you think that? You think pension funds and governments didn't invest this time? Because that's the problem, governments either investing everyone's money directly (to fund their own loans and expenditures, or shoul
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Legal in the US too, obviously, just as long as you're the richest person in the courtroom. ChatGPT knows the full text of Harry Potter, word for word. Hence, ChatGPT is a reproduction of that book and many others (it even knows the ch
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Amateurs. Everybody knows you should never wipe databases. You should install a cronjob that makes a random, unrecoverable change on a regular (but random) basis.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
... for the management of Google that is so eager to present AI results that Prabhakar Raghavan proudly reported to a press crowd telling his daughter about James Webb photographing a planet outside the solar system. This is generally accep
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by spwa4 3mo ago
For example: https://www.rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/speci...
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by spwa4 3mo ago
So after the 2008 spying scandal (cia got caught using German intelligence bases to steal airbus designs), Airbus ran it's critical applications ... on AWS? Wow.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Russia's goals have far evolved over the course of the war, and started out comically ridiculous, prompting a great many people to ask questions about the information "bubble" around Putin. Over the past year, I believe most
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Please keep in mind that "uncut footage of ..." is the same as those instagram videos where people throw a basketball backwards 20 meters while drinking beer, straight into the goal. It doesn't prove this is average performan
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Actually where I'm from the state has indeed decided budgets have priority over rights. In other words it works exactly as you say, as you suggest. So first BIG caveat in right to medical help is that only X people get treated for pa
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by spwa4 3mo ago
And yet, it seems awfully consistent with letting China export poisoned toys for children. In fact the EU made itself the only arbiter of what can be imported, then proceeding to allow that. Not by changing the law, but by simply not chec
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Well of course. If you want to know what a "right" is, legally, you need to reverse it. For diet it is quite reasonable: a duty for certain products to be available for purchase (it does make clear that this right does not exist.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
... and now another one when a (not so cheap tbh) Chinese model matched OpenAI GPT Sol and Anthropic Fable/GPT 4.8 (some scores below, some scores above) ... Oh and exceeded Google's best internal model capability enough to have t
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> As Google said in 2023, none of them have a moat, open weight models will win. Google, who probably canceled the release of Gemini 3.5 pro to avoid having their best new model perform worse than BOTH GLM 5.2 AND Kimi K3? I mean how is
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by spwa4 3mo ago
The problem is that we're going to have another deepseek moment when someone uses GLM or Kimi K3 to do this.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Alphafold's weights are public (1, 2, and multimer, all except Alphafold 3) and there are several techniques to use it to do drug design, from Alphafold 1's "32 blank spaces" technique to the ML technique that should rec
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Hitler did create an "economic miracle", which is why he actually went up in popularity, even with the parties he would later ...: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRlbUeji01U It was all based on a purposefully des
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by spwa4 3mo ago
You realize the EU let Chinese sellers sell lead-containing painted toys to EU babies for 12 years despite endless warnings, right? They will not act unless forced or it's easy enough. The EU came from the "European Union of coal
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by spwa4 3mo ago
I miss Obama. A president that could actually deliver a decent speech and actually bothered to be a politician. A politician should do TWO things: get elected, and convince the electorate about a path forward, including any compromises ne
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by spwa4 3mo ago
When you get older, eventually you see the pattern. Political parties, whatever their viewpoints, are tolerated as long as they improve economic outcomes fast enough. When that even just slows down, there is some tolerance, but not much.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
If you want law and policing to work, it needs to be very predictable for everyone. So yes, if there is the least bit of doubt, the NYAG should absolutely say, far in advance, that this will happen. Because if this isn't the case, th
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by spwa4 3mo ago
... which is evidence in favor of the idea that the only parties that can actually do anything about CO2 emissions are the countries digging up oil. If we do what we do now, what the UN IPCC is focusing on, which is lowering CO2 in the west

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