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by throwaw12 1mo ago
I love this, really, competition on a global scale is good for us, bad for greedy US corporations. For example, I consider Meta as bigger threat to society, than Xiaomi, DeepSeek, z.ai and other top Chinese companies (haven't used Chin
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by throwaw12 1mo ago
To make conversation productive, please define "national security" in this case. For example, if China can't install its hardware in Pentagon, why is it a threat to national security. On the other hand, if you say, Intel will
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by throwaw12 1mo ago
it also feels like they are optimizing their models to output more tokens, because everyone is saying inference is profitable, they wan't to close the gap between training and inference cost by increasing output token count (which also
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by throwaw12 1mo ago
Iran intervened in US elections to get Trump elected
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by throwaw12 1mo ago
Coming soon: * Iran caused fall of German manufacturing * Iranian investors caused housing shortage in Netherlands * Iranians are pushing French to protest against pension age reforms
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
I have a theory about this, what if we all became dumber after 4 months of heavy AI usage? I remember how I enjoyed agents between December and February, something started changing around March. I thought models are getting dumber, but benc
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
America is interesting. * download and publish a book as an individual -> 100% lifetime jail + 10x your whole lifetime earnings/revenue - Aaron Swartz * download and publish a book as a company -> fine 1% of revenue * scan and pu
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
that's difficult as well, how do you k ow where to split?
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
> *Save your tokens*, Claude 5 is hopeless No, it doesn't save your tokens, tokens were already produced, it will save your brain cycles. Reason for Claude and OpenAI vomiting lots of tokens is to show pre-IPO growth, because they a
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
people working actively in "modern" Go codebases with generics, is it becoming like a Java/Spring kind of codebase? I understand why you might need generics, but I hate how Java ecosystem exploits it so much that, reading cod
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Risk Engineering(risk-engineering.org)
81 points by throwaw12 2mo ago|17 comments
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
This should show true nature of Anthropic, all that "safety, transparency, for the sake of humanity, not using Claude for weapons", is bs. Anthropic can do everything to make more money, including supporting the department of war,
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
How comfortable is using mouse in Mac? Sometime ago when I tried using mouse, it felt unnatural in Mac OS. No pinch to zoom, no changing desktops by swiping with multitouch and so on.
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
I wonder how Gitlab slipped this obvious AI market opportunity, they had very good position in code self hosting used by so many enterprises. just add repo-level agents, org-level agents and done. they could have got 50B valuation by now
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
who is the 4th?
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Micron for example discontinued their consumer business because of the demand from enterprise business.
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
when market sees huge storm of un-bought devices, prices will drop, companies waiting on the line will also drop their contracts because they don't want to buy chips with pre-crash prices and renegotiate their prices
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Stock market might dip 20%+, because OpenAI is a large buyer of GPUs, RAMs, servers and disks, every chip company will be impacted from removing huge customer from their revenue. then flywheel effect might kick off and impact carriers and c
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
> Are you yourself attempting to influence AI Even if they are doing it deliberately, I am supportive of such actions, its better if LLM reads truth, than an obvious lie
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
They also contain a lot of propaganda. Do you think these books are genuine: https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/171941.Benjamin_Netany...
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Curious to learn more about how people are using it? Are they downloading parquet files and running analyses locally, or are they connecting to Iceberg-like data lake and leveraging DuckDBs query engine capabilities or have you exposed an i
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Is this the reason why Jeff Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat and other DeepMing, Gemini people got kicked out of Google? If so, now I understand why they didn't want to release this model
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
I understand their reasoning, but imagine at some point in the future, watermarks eventually lead to a level 9 vulnerability in your system. Theoretically, it is possible
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
ELI18 TLDR
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Science doesn't work this way, someone could claim only reason World is successful because Chinese invented paper, so please don't go there. Regarding distillation, you can also say Anthropic and OpenAI stole /distilled books
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
As if US labs don't lobby politicians to get regulatory capture. It's much easier to buy politicians in US, e.g. Elon bought POTUS for ~200M, Anthropic revenue is 40B, imagine what they can do
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
> Only China can release good, open weight models and American companies can’t compete. Oh by the way all the spend is for nothing because China alone can release open-weight models thus destroying American AI. Let me be blunt and let me
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
> OpenAI supports transparency and accountability Just like it supported 'Open AI'?
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
I havent used nor gondolin neither docker's solution, but curious to know what gondolin is missing (evaluating both for my personal use)? is it only the DX or something else, if DX, can you what exactly is missing? thanks
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
This looks very interesting, something I was also trying to do with my learning. One thing I wonder is, do you mentally 'fight back' monotonicity of your interactive tool? All seem to be in 3D space, with low-poly, like in a facto

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