tw1984

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by tw1984 2y ago
interesting to know, thanks. any link to some concrete benchmarks to share?
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by tw1984 2y ago
come on, $26 per 50g. it is like someone trying to sell you the full ownership of OpenAI for $1 billion USD in H1 2025.
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by tw1984 2y ago
> It's common for Asian people It is only common in Northeast Asia (China, Japan and Korea).
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by tw1984 2y ago
> I guess they are trying to be the Apple of the AI world... iOS and MacOS are apple's moat, OpenAI has Altman's big mouth and all those nonsense from that big mouth.
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by tw1984 2y ago
> the reason I heard is "our boss don't want to run such a business" which sounds absurd Liang gave up the No.1 Chinese hedge fund position to create AGI, he has very good chance to short the entire US share market and poc
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by tw1984 2y ago
sometimes I have to wonder are you guys actually on CCP's payroll. I mean when the west and China are in such ongoing strategic competition, there just so many shills keep painting the CCP as some kind of incompetent moron dicking arou
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by tw1984 2y ago
> It is great for the Chinese that the government's allowing these AI's to be built into products allowing? the CCP is arguably the world's largest investor behind AI. just check how much investment it ordered Chinese bank
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by tw1984 2y ago
can they sue NASA for compensation?
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by tw1984 2y ago
stone age LLM.
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by tw1984 2y ago
that is going to take a huge chunk of qualcomm's profit away.
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by tw1984 2y ago
> RAG is a basically a perfect example to understand the limits of in context learning and AI in general. How? RAG is not even in the field of AI.
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by tw1984 2y ago
qualcomm worked pretty hard to miss out on all emerging fields, now their modem business is being challenged again. I guess resting and vesting just can't keep going forever?
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by tw1984 2y ago
> Why anyone opens any software anymore is a mystery to me. Me noticed the same and concluded that most of those open source software are no longer hard core science or engineering stuff. open source is becoming more like a marketing app
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by tw1984 2y ago
where is london?
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by tw1984 2y ago
dude, being able to order takeaway junk food 24/7 to your significantly over priced high rise apartment completed 3 years ago with a designed life span of 30 years is not quality of life.
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by tw1984 2y ago
I don't know what you are smoking but that thing must be pretty strong. Hangzhou is horrible place to live, if you check the PM2.5 of Jan and Feb 2025, a total of 5 days had PM2.5 readings below 75. That causes China to have the highes
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by tw1984 2y ago
in sydney, you face property prices not cheaper than the bay area, but the same tech job is going to pay you 30-40% of what you'd expect on the other side of the world.
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by tw1984 2y ago
> Public safety, convenience, unlimited amount of options for basically anything are stuff that people pay premiums for. by paying 100 years of local average salary for a modest apartment in a not that desirable location? that is not &qu
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by tw1984 2y ago
Are you kidding? Guess why most those recently emerged Chinese high tech companies (DeepSeek, Game Science, Unitree etc) are all located in Hangzhou? Because property prices are insane in tier-1 Chinese cities like Shanghai which is just 20
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by tw1984 2y ago
because there is something called AI - you put your crap into it and ask the AI to do all corrections and improvements for you. it is also free.
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by tw1984 2y ago
this is the beginning of the end. OpenAI's lead is over.
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by tw1984 2y ago
is there any public info on why such DeepSeek R1 + claude-3-5 combo worked better than using a single model?
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by tw1984 2y ago
deepseek doesn't have any experience on support a 50 million user base. that was the reason cited by apple a few weeks ago.
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by tw1984 2y ago
just several weeks ago, OpenAI was still using reasoning as a part of its tech moat to partially justify its hugely inflated valuation. in just weeks after the release of deepseek and kimi and their paper on how to do it, average joes can n
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by tw1984 2y ago
another "exchange was hacked" story, why I am not surprised.
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by tw1984 2y ago
I really hope DeepSeek is going to open source their entire training pipeline.
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by tw1984 2y ago
I actually call it Anti-Humanity AI. Without releasing the tech details of such AI, we all live in the danger that if something goes really wrong, we won't even have the chance to understand the disaster and fix it. Basically they pock
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by tw1984 2y ago
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by tw1984 2y ago
They are already the absolute leader in China, which is arguably the largest market for future AI. Liang doesn't have any media exposure because he is an engineer and doesn't want that, if he wants or needs to "stay in news&q
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by tw1984 2y ago
still way better than ClosedAI

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