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by spwa4 1mo ago
Strange that the system card carefully seems to avoid any benchmark where you can also find scores for GLM, Qwen. There's barely any overlap with GPT 5.6 benchmarks. Just these: Model HLE w/tools GDPval-AA v2
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by spwa4 1mo ago
... which is why it was, and still is, common economic knowledge that the government must control marketplaces. Meaning the physical areas where trading is taking place. We've been through this rodeo before you know. Private ownership
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by spwa4 1mo ago
Yes, then this part was regulated. And so if you allow cash out, you're regulated. The result was not regulated gambling but extermination of cash out options (well, and sometimes very obvious illegal gambling houses).
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by spwa4 1mo ago
That would do nothing to help with the pressure kids will feel if others are on social media.
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by spwa4 1mo ago
This can be read rather directly from the UN's prediction maps. But essentially: anything northeast-US will be fine, anything Paris and north from there will be fine, in fact, probably better than today. The big problem starting in the
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by spwa4 1mo ago
> Both sides of the equation need to be solved. Sorry, but, at this point ... why? Oil will run out before 2070 (read a bit of peak oil talk, oil running out doesn't mean zero oil pumped up, it means zero used for transport. There w
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by spwa4 1mo ago
The exact Icelandic wording printed on the ballot was: "Á Ísland að hefja á ný aðildarviðræður við Evrópusambandið?" Já/Nei A very literal English translation is: "Should Iceland resume accession negotiations with the Eu
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Peaks at over 300 tok/s on my 5090 with Dflash2. At maximum context (252000 or so) still get 60 tok/s. And I don't have n-gram optimization working yet, I only have 64G memory.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
An alternate interpretation is also possible: that "public sentiment" overemphasizes screaming minorities, and the vast majority just doesn't care.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
TLDR: what determines if we'll have an AI crash is whether the Anthropic and OpenAI IPOs provide enough money to cover compute for these companies. Without IPOs, these companies cannot survive 2026 and this will have drastic consequenc
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Great argument ... but if you apply it to the world as a whole, this is obviously exactly what happens. Even within one country, this should be 99% of what happens, onless it's an oil producer or something like that.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Wait, those guys still exist? Are they still suing 9 year olds with bittorrent? Looked it up: yes. Yes they are.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
... and the problem with that is that if parents "let" their kids be raised by technology, including AI, those kids will of course see those technologies as (important) conscious beings, maybe even more so than their parents and r
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Multi-logement buildings are not really the issue here. In the US (and outside, but less commonly, but e.g. France has them in the Alps, for the same reason) there are communities with only freestanding houses that privately own the infrast
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by spwa4 2mo ago
HOAs are companies, with the owners as shareholders, who own the shared infrastructure of the owners. Things like hallways, maybe elevators, gardens, this can even include the roads in a community. The point of HOAs is to force homeowners t
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by spwa4 2mo ago
We don't actually know how much thinking GPT and Opus do, the labs won't show us anymore. And they certainly take their time before starting to answer.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
You do realize it's not the great depression anymore, right?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Vote in a new set of people's favorite politicians? Oh great. Haven't we been doing that since the original UN IPCC report in 1990?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
If written in ink it happens on massive scale. If written in money it happens almost never. For obvious reasons. Judge for yourself.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Back of the envelope is that compute doesn't matter for inference, only memory access speed matters. Tokens/sec is going to be in the ballpark of how much time it takes for the compute element to read the entire model. So you can
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by spwa4 2mo ago
$18,299 ... sigh
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Currently m5 max has a prefill rate for Qwen 3.8 27B of 400+ tok/s, then generate at ~60 tok/s. (And it can be improved further, the software is not yet at the level it is for CUDA) That means for context under ~5k or so ttft (tim
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by spwa4 2mo ago
This is weird. These options are very different from existing options. The M6 memory bandwidth only went up a little bit, which means the bigger AI compute is not going to be worth much in practice. A base M6 should only be close to matchin
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> No. Everyone has an equal right as each other precisely because we all share the same planet! The issue is that in the current situation, that effectively means we might as well give up on the idea of doing anything about climate chang
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I feel like I'm a comedian saying this, but of course per year.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> I believe that every person has just as much right to emit pollution in 2027 as every other person in 2027. Because every person has their own planet?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Don't worry China and propagandists will just lie about it. Just like people are doing here. In reality China is the main reason climate change got worse for the last 20 years. Ask ChatGPT who contributed to CO2 growth most in the past
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Only in one way. Most rich bastards are over 60, but absolutely no shortage of very poor old people.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
All EU countries are changing their pension systems at the same time, and not for the better. Do you really believe they won't at some point drop this? Well, I suppose the relevant question is if you're willing to be your future t
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by spwa4 2mo ago
... and VC's will do their best to maximally profit of the 1% that do, ignoring the plight of the 99%. I mean, this is good advice, but keep a little bit in mind who is talking, right?

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