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by spwa4 3mo ago
The thing about the past is that it's the past. Things change, big changes do not bring back the past. They change things. If you are market-corrected out of a job that situation most software engineers will be out of a job for years a
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Also: Qwen 3.8 27B coming next week! Also: Qwen 3.8 Max is competitive with CURRENT best models from OpenAI and Anthropic (and Google, and Facebook, insofar they're even still in the race)
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by spwa4 3mo ago
No they just preemptively legally approved IND for to collecting ANY information on both immigrants AND citizens. The Dutch government must have done that because it comes with a really cool badge ... that's the only explanation po
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by spwa4 3mo ago
A few things we can know for sure. The Dutch immigration enforcement authority, IND, has a blanket exception for to the GPDR collecting any kind of information on anybody "for the purposes of immigration enforcement". 10 years ago
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Nope. That's not how people work. There's a minimum standard, which is rising all the time. It's about how you compare with everyone else somehow, and that goes up all the time.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Strange how this argument keeps getting made but the obvious implication is never put into question. After all, the revolution "succeeded". So, tell me, now that students and socialists and ... put mullahs in power, and "kept
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Pretty sure a lot of people do. The ones not dying in a deathbed, or just a really crappy one, for example. When your environment constantly irritates or even hurts due to its quality, it is pretty rare to even spend and hour or two not thi
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by spwa4 3mo ago
If you think like that then what makes a car luxury is not whether it's a good car, not whether it's comfortable, not anything at all about the car. This reasoning makes the price it's own argument. It's supposed to be g
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by spwa4 3mo ago
1) the hallucination problem is known, and thus in the middle of the crosshairs of half the AI researchers in existence 2) you're assuming you know all Bruce Lee facts, which is the only way you'll distinguish true from false, and
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> how they manage to force everybody else to do their bidding while having no actual power Oh the traditional European way. "You need 50% of the votes in parliament of a government. It's either us or the extreme right. Here&#x2
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Wait? What are you talking about? We're already drowning in them. There's literally more than Google messenger apps. An incomplete list of Google AI chatbots currently online: Gemini Gemini Live Gemini Code Assist
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Maybe I'm reading that incorrectly, but it seems to me the cost is on the X-axis. First, your direct comparison, Deepseek V4 Flash 0731 (max effort) $0.03 (rounded up) per task @ index 50. OpenAI Luna: * high effort $0.03 (rounded down
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by spwa4 3mo ago
500k is for the 8x B300 version. Which is the only one you can buy atm. But technically a B300 card is more like 60k, just impossible to get.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Currently the 3bit (and 2 bit) quant on DGX spark (on one of them) and the M5 Max should just start. Right now. (I'm hoping to get an M5 Max delivered on monday, let's see if it happens this time. It's 2+ months since I order
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> nuclear increased in price over the period France built a lot of them Let's not pretend price is any concern of the people shutting down nuclear power. That's just not what it's about. Here is their page on the subject,
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Sorry, let me put a short rant then. The Green party of Germany forced through the shutdown of nuclear power in Germany and stood by that decision, even when it became clear the already bad impact on climate change it had was made 10x worse
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by spwa4 3mo ago
In case people want to run it, it's DeepSeek-V4-Flash-284B-A13B. So it should just barely run on a single B300, and it's small enough that it'll barely run on an M5 Max too.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
The promise of AI: unlimited power. I mean spam. Unlimited spam.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> You don't seem to be denying human caused, or maybe you'd say accelerated, climate change. If we could flip a switch and spread the future warming over a millennium instead of half a century I think everyone would take that d
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by spwa4 3mo ago
I think the point of this question is that the Green party of Germany chose in 2003 that closure of nuclear power plants was more important than global warming. They had this as an explicit choice, and they demanded other parties went along
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by spwa4 3mo ago
The problem is that this makes it friction-free for the student ... and the actual trade? Your wage. It takes away risk, which everybody likes, until the costs of that start accumulating. It's an excellent way to give the student a ver
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by spwa4 3mo ago
That's pretty much the plot of Transcendence (2014), which is probably not too realistic. But, in general, if someone thought like how a locked hacker would think, priority one would be a "base of operations". A host where yo
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by spwa4 3mo ago
How about, because civilization is in fact a better way to live? For example, misplacing a single step when you're 5 years old does NOT result in a slow agonizing death? Because if you have civilization imperfect eyes are not a death s
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> The weights are free for non-commercial use. Nope. Alphafold 1 & 2 can be used for whatever you want. Also this has resulted in them being used to train better models than Alphafold 3. > And Isomorphic are their commercial arm,
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by spwa4 3mo ago
AlphaFold 1 and 2 are open, and freely licensed, weights, and they're still online and downloadable. Alphafold 3 is open weight. I'm guessing Google can't make money on them. You can do more with the weights than just the pro
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by spwa4 3mo ago
I would suggest to make sure you are never seen just by yourself by these people.
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by spwa4 3mo ago
> And you miss the point that wealth is not determined by how much you earn, but how much you have. That IS my point. Earning is how you become wealthy. That is heavily taxed, because it's easy for the government to do. These taxe
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by spwa4 3mo ago
They don't care and "respond strongly" to insults or territorial disputes (which involve both actual land, men, women, and children), to the point that sometimes dozens of people die in the resulting fight. They kill because
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by spwa4 3mo ago
Yes. One thing that becomes very obvious if you go along "native" human villages in Africa is the reason civilization develops. When you look at villages that don't grow, but do the normal human thing. Grow, war (2 kinds: you
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by spwa4 3mo ago
It's probably a safe assumption that openrouter prices for Kimi K3 are "real".

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