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by spwa4 2mo ago
No MLX versions for 3.8 though.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
But rich people want to violate copyright now! So judges ruled that it's now legal. But, because "the law is the same for everyone" they needed some excuse. NOT because, you know, obviously this demonstrates that very rich co
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by spwa4 2mo ago
1) Laws need parliament, no? No. Here is the list of organizations that have the power to make laws in the EU (and JUST the across-the-EU part of that list, within countries, within states, within provinces, within towns there's anothe
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by spwa4 2mo ago
There is nothing in the AI act that requires offline tooling, nor is there anything about requiring the SynthID secrets and/or API to work for every model, only for the people you are providing the model to. “The detection solution may
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> 1) Would that fine print be binding? For government, because it's in law or regulations (ministerial decisions in Europe). For large companies "You agreed to it" (you know, like you agreed to allow Verizon to sell your l
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by spwa4 2mo ago
You're missing the point, what will happen is this: 1) in things like tax law, registering with city hall, dealings with the DMV, your phone subscription, insurance contract, ... you will find that one of the new fine prints in the con
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Let's see ... feudalism started with slave labour (which is what muslims are still fighting for , fighting to bring it back), there were many bills of rights. Feudalism more or less started with Christianity forcibly implementing the
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by spwa4 2mo ago
... who are unfortunately backed by a large part of the US population who have elected them on exactly that promise, for various reasons. From fear of vaccines to having various other nations freeride on US research. That so many people thi
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by spwa4 2mo ago
What? You want some news links over Ireland's position at the EU about their magnesium and Russian gas imports? What it means is that not only is that the government position, but it's got wide support from Irish people. The posit
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I love the term "unslop" when of course that's the exact opposite of what you're doing. Very evil. Much wow.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> LLM output is not emergent behaviour. Its simply word prediction with some randomness. And this very claim is "simply" the result of a neurotranmitter-moderated Natrium - Potassium ion cascade across a semipermeable membrane.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> 1) If an LLM says, "I don't know" its underlying data said it as well. Nope. Emergent behavior exists and at this point dominates LLM behavior. Most of the stuff LLMs say they never learned (they are, always, imitating m
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> Admittedly not including China though You have not been paying attention. China, and every socialist country for that matter, is part of every authoritarian network, serving their own purposes.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Let me check if I get this right: you're making the argument that if USA won't defend Taiwan, Ukraine/Europe/Canada/Japan/S-Korea/Australia will? I mean, obviously Ukraine won't. Does that need saying
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Why would it matter at all? Top CO2 emitters: Country Share Cumulative Cumulative (Gt) China 33% 33% 11.4-13.1 United States 11.7% 44.7% 16.0-18.1 India 8% 52.7% 19.1-21.2 Russia 5.1% 57.8% 21.1-23.2 Japan 2.5% 60.3% 22.1-24.2 UK 0.8% 0.3-0
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by spwa4 2mo ago
El nino hit this year and will be back to normal next year: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-08-13/risk-of-... But first we get to experience (probably) record rainfall in autumn and winter.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Are you somehow under the illusion that countries that "send" immigrants now will be accepting of return immigrants in the future? Whether they be the same people that left or other people coming in? This is 100% a one way street
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by spwa4 2mo ago
And for people who don't want to deal with Twitter's desperation for engagement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb7aSaR8TNQ
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by spwa4 2mo ago
They won't do anything and everyone knows it. It's not like they are critically dependent on it as a 500 million people government, critically dependent on US software, and US and Chinese hardware, and therefore could find thems
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Why are people so enamored with lazy languages? There's an obvious and easy way to build lazy evaluations in any imperative language: return a data structure with a .run() method instead of the result. It's the basic principle beh
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by spwa4 2mo ago
People are always going to hate auto-research and "loop engineering". Because it's got 2 properties: 1) it's the only way to get something out of models (or people for that matter) that they don't know yet. 2) it&#x
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by spwa4 2mo ago
... did he win?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Wait, you had working inline assembly in the old Turbo Pascal 3.0? I never knew.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Pretty sure you can use Gemma models on Google's "Vertex AI".
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Sounds like you need to check what the max context is set to ...
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Without permission, and even after they got the laws changed in their favor they still violated the law so badly they got hit with a $1.3b verdict.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Nice. First DOS I actually installed was Dos 6.22 and first one I worked on was DOS 5.0. Never actually used gwbasic, I was stuck on Commodore 64 until DOS 5.0.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Ahhh I never saw donkey.bas, and only saw the Microsoft one. You know, when that company cared about being part of the industry, as opposed to being the entire industry, and really want to be 5 other industries to, as they do now. Gorillas.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
It's the same everywhere: parents trying to force things through that they know kids won't like ... both when it comes to changing their behavior and making a separate group from others.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
TLDR: Mozilla makes money from Google paying it to be the default search engine on Firefox. If that practice is outlawed, Mozilla will not have any income stream even close to replacing that.

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