twobitshifter

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by twobitshifter 4mo ago
not really, it’s ultimately formed in electromagnetic fields.
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by twobitshifter 4mo ago
Or it feels just like talking to my grandpa.
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by twobitshifter 4mo ago
AI does not react to endorphins and other hormones so we know that our minds and bodies are influenced by other forces and in other manners. An AI won’t be frightened or angry or aroused, but when those things happen to us they are usually
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by twobitshifter 4mo ago
Right, the export controls are only forcing Chinese AI to innovate, build their own fabs, and make training and inference more efficient. The end game of this will be NVIDIA chips won’t be wanted because you can get a $50 chinese chip runni
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
We have GPU costs, power costs, and how many token/s models can generate on those GPUs. It’s possible to figure out the marginal cost based on this. The current estimate is about $0.40 per million tokens for gpt4 equivalent model. Son
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
Coffeezilla bought one of these thinking they’d never be delivered about a week before they announced they would be shipping soon. He wanted to do an exposé on the delays and thought Trump would never release the phone He will now end up wi
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
Right, you can rent from a v100 from llama cloud for $0.79/hr. An h100 is $3.99 /hr. $48000 is equal to 12000 hours of renting an h100, which is about as long as you’d spend at your job for 6 years!
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
There’s real value in having copies of all the past versions of a program available and the user needing to choose to update rather than being forced to overwrite their install.
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
or get a blanket pardon
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
https://arxiv.org/html/2510.25941v1 You can get it to reproduce content but it’s a game of cat and mouse. Were it not for the alignment to avoid direct reproduction it would taken far more often. > RECAP consistentl
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
At some point there will be models that are ‘good enough’ and run on chinese chips, mobile processors, and run of the mill chips from Apple. Whether this is a one bit ternary model, innovations to limit the size of the context, or something
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
I think the search results are still there with AI mode
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
Crime is legal now
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
every corporation is running a vpn network. Every router manufacturer builds them into the firmware so you can safely access your home network. there’s a much bigger use case than free stuff.
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
are the school laptops locked down at all? work laptops are locked down at most corporations and that’s for adults!
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
I remember a different ending me> so you don’t know how much I owe? IRS> no, we do… me> ...ok IRS> if you get it wrong you goto jail
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
This seems to be something that could be plugged into an Alexa style device? You had 15 tool categories, what were they and will it work on categories outside of this 15?
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
Taking the ‘generally honest and honorable’ point without challenge, corruption is unavoidable at a level of 1500 students per year despite students generally being honorable. As the article shows 2/3 students never cheated (or would n
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
You can game theory it out and see that everyone gets to cheat and nobody reports is the best outcome for the group. Defectors must be punished in some way or perhaps the profs are not carrying through with punishments for cheaters.
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
Is there a way to make a model more open source than open weights?
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
I thought this was going to be about a problem we saw recently. Someone used an LLM to update the comment block at the start of each source file, and the LLM programmed its own tool that ended up changing ALL of the line endings when it out
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
Mario zechner did a talk on this where he states that he just gets everything from an agent as an html slide show. It looks better and you can page through it and there can be diagrams etc… Unfortunately I couldn’t find a link to the talk.
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by twobitshifter 5mo ago
I recently watched some videos related to the production of cybercab, which has now started public testing. They’ve still done some great engineering, to the point that the car is now assembled like a matchbox car. All the drive components
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Correction, shareholders don’t keep the profit, the company keeps most of this on its balance sheet which may cause a corresponding rise in the price of Apple’s stock if people did not already anticipate that level of return. (And markets a
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Why luxury? Apple is mass market not luxury.
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
I’m afraid of AI but not because I think it’s going to become skynet tomorrow, it’s because of all the social ills that are already clearly attached to it. - Spam - Deep Fakes - Porn - Buggy Software - Economic Bubbles - Degradation in peop
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
let’s do git without github again
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Apparently 3 people broke the record in the same race!
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Well at least on the PED front, saw has been doing an extreme amount of testing to try to eliminate those doubts.
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
At this point yes, ท but this was openai mission in 2016: "OpenAIs goal is to advance digital intelligence in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, _unconstrained by a need to generate financial return_. We think

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