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by storus 4mo ago
So is this about temporarily overclocking some cells that would then return to a healthy baseline before collapsing back after the overclocking agent is gone? Why not just do 500mg B1 HCl IV then for a comparison to see if this was just a m
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by storus 4mo ago
Things can always get worse; everyone has a threshold in what level of dirtiness is still okay. As Android security director he might have seen some incoming things he can't ignore any longer.
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by storus 4mo ago
Is this Moonshot.ai's attempt to replicate Composer 2.5 (coding fine-tune of Kimi 2.5) from Cursor IDE?
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by storus 4mo ago
Kids are overloaded by homework, why would they want to do any "pleasure" reading in addition?
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by storus 4mo ago
Is he a canary in the coal mine, announcing things that are coming?
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by storus 4mo ago
It might be somewhat cynical yet it seems to be fitting what is happening right now at Meta and previously happened at Amazon.
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by storus 4mo ago
Wouldn't simple (political) ponerology describe why does this happen to companies? It's the source of "hard times produce strong people, strong people produce good times..." cycle, and the observation that people who wan
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by storus 4mo ago
This smells like an advanced version of corporate espionage. Assuming most companies will use their AI in the future, this will be fed directly to an Echelon-like network that will be leaking "interesting info" to friendly parties
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by storus 4mo ago
No, US models have alignment. Only Chinese models have censorship.
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by storus 4mo ago
So people are pushed to their limits at work, but a university neuroendocrinologist suggests living a relaxing life that would require blander diet. What a wonderful solution!
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by storus 4mo ago
Not sitting in a noisy open office surrounded by colleagues that hate and backstab each other but instead at home seems to me like a major mental health win. Instead we got "remote work bad" study... Feels like another soft scienc
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by storus 4mo ago
So you cut ambitious people moving society technologically forward off because "20M ought to be enough for everybody".
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by storus 4mo ago
> GPU compute (not rasterization) it’s between an M4 Pro and M4 Max without considering bandwidth You are likely thinking about token generation which is dependent on memory bandwidth where Apple has an edge. Spark's GPU compute is
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by storus 4mo ago
20M is not sufficient to run a single LLM pretraining run these days. It's a stupid threshold.
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by storus 4mo ago
Subsistence agriculture is not going to help economy.
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by storus 4mo ago
NOKIA was the only competitive/innovative EU company until US funds with high stakes in MS bought it, planted their trojan horse of a CEO and made it into a headless chicken sacrificed for a chance of MS to stay relevant in the mobile
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by storus 4mo ago
OK, so a bunch of larger behind-the-times EU tech companies get a few billions over a few years. So what? If they were capable of executing before, they would have been competing already. Some bureaucrat is not going to conjure up desired q
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by storus 4mo ago
Ebola is a bad example as the easiest way to prevent it is to ban bushmeat markets (or at least some types of bushmeat), but for some reason that's never discussed.
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by storus 4mo ago
95% income tax would remove any incentive to go above and beyond and you end up with collapsing economy where everybody is doing the bare minimum. See Soviet economy outcome and tofu dreg buildings.
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by storus 4mo ago
With those prices LEGO is leaving a massive opening for their Chinese competitors.
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by storus 4mo ago
> “speak the language” of the concepts the LLMs have produced LLMs don't produce concepts, they just predict next tokens; they can't invent new concepts, only synthesize what is in their probability distribution already. They c
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by storus 4mo ago
I am wondering how many of these originated from Covid messing up the weakest parts of the body forcing generation of autoantibodies against them by the immunity.
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by storus 4mo ago
They still aren't on-par today, in MacOS Excel you can't do some charts you can do on Windows.
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by storus 4mo ago
Can you run batch processing with the same settings over a large sequence of images like in Lightroom as well? And/or make slight changes to some parameters at certain points of time like correcting light intensity during sunsets the t
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by storus 4mo ago
The movie Antitrust but on steroids in real life. Also the Crossover white collar sweatshop ended up as trendsetter.
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by storus 4mo ago
Thanks for releasing this again! What are this year's changes to prior offerings?
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by storus 4mo ago
Was this named by a German? "Gar nichts", pronounced as "Gar Nix", means "absolutely nothing".
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by storus 5mo ago
Yet elite universities revel in making learning experience as stressful as possible.
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by storus 5mo ago
My worst interview was bringing my interviewer to a state of shock and hyperventilation from pointing out an error in their math formula they confidently showcased after telling me my prior answer was wrong. 10 minutes of intense breathing
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by storus 5mo ago
Not as bad as it is now. All I see are suggested posts from people I never connected with and those are full of instagramesque self-promoting banal vibes.

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