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by throwaw12 2mo ago
> Lobbying expenditures are given to lobbyists not politicians. You're primarily paying for the salary of some humanities or social science majors and their travel expenses, which isn't that much money. I don't think these
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Strange communists, giving away such an expensive model to the public. On the other note, can't wait to see 1bit quantisation soon and how it performs in benchmarks, if it performs really well in benchmarks, would be very good news for
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Expect threats by the Trump administration towards EU. US: our beloved tech companies (also funded our POTUS elections) tried to navigate the complex regulation landscape in the EU to innovate and accidentally stepped into very complex rule
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
from your list, I think only Google has moat and something I would short least. Google has hardware, software ecosystem, mobile ecosystem, controls browser, has access to 2B+ users, has talent to come up with ideas - perfect spot for AI
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
100x return, I would sell immediately after this kind of gain, maybe that's why I am not a Google
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
I think sprites are very cool abstraction. I know git worktrees solve similar problem, but you can use sprites for quickly spinning up your instance and run your service and hand it over to coding agent to improve a feature. you can run mul
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by throwaw12 2mo ago
Why Anthropic models are always leapfrogging these benchmarks, but in real life work I do feel like after 3 weeks I am back to Claude Opus 4.5? (regardless of the model I use, Fable was exception for 1 day when it was released)
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
is coding and engineering solved yet?
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
I feel for both, people who where hosting there not expecting this war and this attack and the attackers, because they didn't attack just because they wanted but attacked as a response as stated earlier. Winner: US military industrial
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
please define "borrowing" I read a book and learned something, did I "borrow" or "distill"? I read info from a website without their consent, then learned something, and now I am teaching that knowledge to othe
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
it's simple. AI labs and investors are scared, and pushing administration to ban them, because they can't compete with Chinese models soon, similar to how they banned Huawei, and Chinese cars. When there is cheaper alternative, co
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
> We need to start training people that AI answers are just as fallible as answers you get from a human You're right, BUT, humans don't risk to take responsibility if they clearly don't know the answer, they would at least
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
so many good ideas in this thread, Elon should hire us
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
do you mean based on my message alone?
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
4T valuation is incoming. there are currently 600M kids between 0-4 ages. Imagine each paying $100 for this bike, we are talking about $60B revenue. On top of that Tesla is planning to sell accessories and subscription to these bikes, which
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
> could still hide backdoors that could be near impossible to detect. But it won't change after you download it, so you can isolate those problematic cases and use another model for different use cases
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Lets do "who's afraid of US models" version: * Me, as an individual, because I might not be able to pay price hikes, because my revenue (salary) is much lower than what they want and I can't support my expenses via huge
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
I wonder what they do, are they joining as engineers or leadership? because Anthropic has Member of Technical Staff role only. Would be curious what some of the VP+ people are building inside Anthropic if they joined as engineers
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Is this the same model they are using for interaction models? https://thinkingmachines.ai/blog/interaction-models/
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
What does it mean, if it is American? Is it censored or will it eventually stop working in Middle Eastern countries? Or is it biased towards powerful political lobby group interests? When weights are open I usually don't care where is
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Is this the reason OpenAI decided to steal Apple hardware secrets? Regardless, device looks nice
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
part of it https://muratbuffalo.blogspot.com https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/ https://brooker.co.za/blog/ https://surfingcomplexity.blog/
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Since this is shared by @valyala, I feel comfortable trusting the content, but is the original author of the blog delegating all writing to AI or are they genuinely this smart to produce high quality content this fast? For example see here
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
If I have full access to your database I would instead update my org-id and read data from other orgs.
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Maybe their PMs haven't attended top MBA schools in the USA, yet
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Can you share your list? I am curious what does it contain, for me a lot of times its a back and forth with agent until it "looks good to my eyes and taste", but haven't written any such list yet, because it is context depend
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Invisible work doesnt lead to promotion, hence FAANG companies stopped making invisible+good tools, if things are invisible they get deprecated or stay in KTLO and eventually die
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Give us some break we just recently migrated to Java 11 from Java 8
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
Apart from ethically bad and evil use cases of this application, can we use it to massage the parts of brain like we do it to our bones and muscles with the help of physiotherapists? reason I am asking it could be some relief to our brains
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by throwaw12 3mo ago
something is wrong with Terra model series, most pelicans, except Max, looks bad

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