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2y ago
This is delusional: If you bother them and you are to follow the basic 'economic rules', you have zero chance. If you want to exist in that case: 1 - you must have the will to resist them (for how long, since they will always be a
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2y ago
Nope, you can run the 671B on 100% CPU and storage. It is going to be longer to get tokens out of it, but it will work. Heard there are some optimizations for CPU inference on storage, then it should be somewhat a tad "less slow".
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2y ago
Those toxic companies have billions of cash, then backed by the tens of thousands of billions from funds like vanguard and blackrock. This money is sort of "weaponized". If you are not "them", if you stick to the basic &
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sylware
2y ago
It is expected for a ring 0 user to be able to load the microcode it wants... no vuln here.
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sylware
2y ago
This site is so good (for now...). That said, isn't the C910 with a critical buggy vector block? It is amazing acheivement in a saturated market. The road for reaching a fully mature and performant large RISC-V implementation is still
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2y ago
And from people doing the same I got signals that it is clearly stating that china is authoritative regime and does properly describe it. Got mixed signals about this. Namely only if I run myself the 671B, won't be able to trust any ne
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sylware
2y ago
That was irony to show X or bluesky, same same, just censorship done by differently opiniated people. Ofc, it does not work because they are the same.
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sylware
2y ago
Well, "perfect" and "good" are very relative by themselves already, namely most of the time are meaningless if we stay honest with ourselves.
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sylware
2y ago
And does it have interop with noscript/basic (x)html browser?
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sylware
2y ago
Hey.. kidneys are not people working in the administration: reasoning using analogies is not appropriate for real decision making...
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sylware
2y ago
ML is "easy". Some scam-ish west is balooning ML hardness to get ridiculous funding... well LLMs to be accurate. Let's wait china to announce their own EUV photolitography tool to produce at scale cutting-edge chips... yeah..
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sylware
2y ago
If they are understaff (namely giga honest, super solid competent people for air traffic ground control), you have to reduce air traffic as it is way too dangerous. For this kind of staff, it is not just a matter of "training", it
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2y ago
Maths models have very probably significant differences. For instance, they are strapped to a formal solver. Not to mention, they should be in "continuous" ML learning mode. I wonder if from the observation data of particle physic
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2y ago
I am writting my own wayland compositor for AMDGPU (RISC-V assembly... running on x86_64). Now, I am thinking more about it, multi-display handling MUST be done at the rendering toolkit level, certainly not with some blurry upscaling of way
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sylware
2y ago
Well, I read this, now I am sure: as of today, deepseek handling of LLMs is the less wrong, and by far.
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sylware
2y ago
It is too late, I got mixed signals. This is going to be very hard to trust anything about it anymore, unless running the 671B locally an my own systems.
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sylware
2y ago
Does Mr Musk know his property read-only interop was broken with noscript/basic (x)html browsers?
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2y ago
Where is going all this money???
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2y ago
Weird, because I got some deepseek feedback where it was openly critical and explicit about the authoritative regime of china. I really thought it was the "deepseek web app" only. Then I have mixed signals about this.
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2y ago
The bias is baked into the open weights, namely happening on self-hosted 671B LLM??
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sylware
2y ago
I have a ipv6/64 prefix at home (my country is near 100% ipv6, including mobile), I am seriously thinking to add code to my noscript/basic (x)html browsers in order to randomize an ipv6/128 address for each instance (may need
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sylware
2y ago
And in comparison of vanguard and blackrock funds? ...
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2y ago
That will stay as elusive than aliens with their flying saucers? Please, I want to be wrong. Help me.
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2y ago
... but most of those PHD are seriously "smart", and "smart" does not go well with authoritative regimes, namely it is very, very hard to make those work together to acheive results at scale, and that unrelated to scienc
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2y ago
I hope this document is provided as plain text with png images (and why not av1/opus/mkv/webm videos)... and not with ultra complex (open or not) file formats (well video/audio compression cannot be simple, but the video
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2y ago
The second Big Tech was threatened by significant competition (DeepSeek), this competition is "stealing"(lol), and is under heavy hacking attacks (main online inference portal). There you have, the real face of Big Tech. Extinguis
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2y ago
LOL, I was thinking exactly the same think when I read the news about openai whining.
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2y ago
It has been getting worse and worse in EU, even under Biden, since nobody dares to jump into technical level regulation at EU. For instance, most critical/utility/dominant(shooping with amazon)/state web sites should interop
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sylware
2y ago
thx!
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2y ago
So EU will start to publish everything like DeepSeek? Up to their 671B LLMs?
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