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by spwa4 2mo ago
The top one in the UK is Muhammad. Do you really have to ask?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
TLDR: this election, if successful for "Count Binface", may remove Nigel Farage from parliament and maybe even remove him from Reform UK.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Why? Deindustrializing especially Europe moved factories into coal powered regions. It was put forward as green policy, but how can this result be a surprise to anyone?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
It seems worth mentioning that this allows DB to allow Yuan transactions to happen, bypassing any US sanctions. Since DB is not doing this without agreement from the German government and the ECB, this can be taken as an indication that the
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Nope. AI labs have agreed to start inserting those watermarks purposefully.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Nope 27B is for Friday: https://modelscope.cn/models/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B counting down to: Friday 2026-08-14 17:00 CEST Friday 2026-08-14 15:00 UTC Friday 2026-08-14 08:00 PDT
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by spwa4 2mo ago
They still maintaining it's predecessor that the Google "core properties" ran on: Closure (not Clojure), the javascript compiler. It's an evolution of the hack that Gmail initially was built on.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Back up: https://modelscope.cn/models/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B counting down to: 2026-08-14 17:00 CEST 2026-08-14 15:00 UTC 2026-08-14 08:00 PDT
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by spwa4 2mo ago
The underlying issue is that governments are making using AI pretty risky for companies, and in theory for themselves. This is an unsolvable problem: 1) The whole point of AI is that it is far less controlled than traditional programming. T
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Next up: https://modelscope.cn/models/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B Probably easier to run for everyone.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
... with performance greater or comparable to even the lowest performance Nvidia card?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Google has their robotics models, for example: https://deepmind.google/models/gemini-robotics/ Google is mostly the party behind the whole VLA principle.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
How is any of this a response to my claim: "The opposing party in the Vietnam war was far worse than the US on a moral level, before, during and after the war. And it wasn't a small difference. We're talking about democracy a
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> I think the benefits will be short lived. Every country, with only a few exceptions, has been doing this since WW2, US and Europe longer. So the benefits have been going strong for 75 years and counting now. 200 to 1000 years and count
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Indeed. This is policy. House prices rising generates a lot of money for the government for a lot of reasons so they try to stimulate it, so they can spend more "with less taxing". The biggest factor here is the central bank lendi
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by spwa4 2mo ago
True, but that is not the problem.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
If you think this is bad, there is no such map of North Africa or Turkey, but the situation there is much worse.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Well, it has to, since even the MoE models can't really hold a conversation.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
If you look economically how that works (ie. tax haven + oil + "buying the population", ie. the extremely rich pay for that for not great reasons) you will see that, first, it's not sustainable and, second, it can't be r
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by spwa4 2mo ago
That's partly because congress, including state congresses and judges/dept of justice just don't care about that. They are totally unable to see either the consequences of their own imperfection or even just limits to their p
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I understand the Vietnam war is a sore point in America due to recruitment. But your comment is so incredibly one-sided that it's not a serious argument anymore. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viet_Cong_and_People%2
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> OK, but following this logic, shouldn't we disband the government altogether and have mafias rule us all? It's funny because this is exactly the opposite of what actually happened. Mafias are the reaction to the "unifica
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by spwa4 2mo ago
TLDR: This is an argument to get LLMs to answer in short, even code-like statements because you can exchange information quicker with an LLM that way. Cool!
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by spwa4 2mo ago
From twitter Alexandr Wang > 3/ muse glimmer was developed with its own architecture and recipe, optimized for its size and agentic performance requirements. This means we're in the endgame does it not? If the architecture was
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by spwa4 2mo ago
On the other hand you have the old saying "science advances one funeral at a time", indicating death solves at least as many problems as it causes. (the point being that old, powerful professors have more than once blocked progres
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Deepseek will run fine on a single m5 max, cutting that 24 years in half.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Hypnolines! https://epixo.net/hypnolines.html
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by spwa4 2mo ago
That's why you'll find in old economics textbooks that it's up to the government to fix these issues, by hiring and raising compensation for (all) their employees. This then forces other employers to raise compensation as wel
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Really? Look at the GP post, who did just that.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_the_Soviet_Union "Western observers described Soviet prisons and corrective institutions as involving harsh living conditions, arbitrary treatment, abuse by officials, poor r

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