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by vb-8448 2mo ago
Not a big fan of vanilla tailwindcss too, but (from the perspective of someone that needs the job done) "just use modern CSS" as the author suggest is even worse.
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
Can someone explain to an ignorant what kind of advancement these recent AI results enabled, if any.
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
> Have not heard that yet, since a big part of HTMX is manipulating the DOM and binding events. I'm pretty sure this is not correct Did you ever open the htmx home page? Because it's at the very top in the "motivation&quot
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
If I have to build something that is basically logic on backend, forms, tables, some static pages, some interactivity here and there(btw is what most of the sites and web apps out there are) I don't need 3d or game engine capabilities
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
> HTMX team should build a game with it. Load some 3D in WebGL/WebGPU, showcase high performance UI. Why? Why you'd pick htmx (or even reactjs?!?) to build a game?
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
Timing is the key: if the burst happens, let's say, in the next 12-18 months apple is very well positioned, but every month without the bubble popping add pressure on apples executives and, at some point, the pressure will be so high t
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
GPT hacked the competition?
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
Who is in the best position and has the necessary knowledge to make this kind of evaluation? Who is trying to define what is "too dangerous" or "not too dangerous"?
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
"we have not and are not advocating for a ban on open-weights models" but we want to decide if a model can be released or not and who in the world can build these models ...
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
I wasn't saying it isn't useful, I was saying that you cannot infer even the marginal cost of closed models. The K3 maths can turn true only if the models size is roughly the same and the labs didn't find any better way to ru
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
Just out of curiosity, based on what we know for sure they(OAI+A) make money on pure inference and lose on inference+training?
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
Only if you assume that at some point, for any reason, there will be "the model" that doesn't need costly retraining. I guess this is one of the reason Anthropic i so "active" for asking for a development break.
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
> Which is by far the most interesting number of the two. Only if you don't have to continuously train new models, and you are not at a runway risk.
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by vb-8448 2mo ago
> Then we'll be able to guesstimate if "labs are subsidising tokens on API pricing". No, you don't. Without training cost you can infer only the marginal cost of serving this kind of models. Moreover, you don't k
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
It doesn't matter who owns the debt, if the debt won't be repaid or refinanced a big black hole on someone's balance sheet of >1.65T will materialize! The consequences could be unpleasant.
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
Maybe it's silly, but from someone who is ignorant on this topics, what are the consequences of this kind of "discoveries"? Is it something "revolutionary" or just another small brick that will pile up until somethi
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
Here we go. It's one of the 2 endgames of all companies involved in the AI race: - ADS - make the users that pay for tokens find a PMF for a product/service and then make the product/service their self
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
We are still in time for the "revolution" ... but it will take longer and won't look like than most thought. We still need a bubble pop to drive out all nonsense ideas and paths.
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
I guess it has to do with the fact that everything is greyscale nowadays ... did you notice there are no more coloured cars, and the few that are there are all faded.
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
And what if they use your data tò generate syntethic data to train on?
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> Coreweave and Nebius think this is a great business model. It's irrelevant. > If their business model thinks they can make a profit doing it this way, why stop them? I don't think someone needs to stop them, but there are
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
To make money on financial markets it's not just about "if" but also "when" ... and even if I think it's problem (which I didn't say) i for sure don't know "when"!
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
My understanding is that it's not about the money itself but the model: - you fund a new company and sign long terms contracts with it - this new company uses the money you gave it and a lot of debt (backed by long term contracts) to
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
I think it's the first time ever we don't see the dominant model being surpassed by new released concurent models. Did anthropic found their moat or we hit a Wall?
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
If it's uptime it's definitively not much!
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
Wait to see what they are using for emails and for most of their internal docs (containing any kind of secrets)! I know companies that will tell you "I'm not gonna put any of my data in cloud, especially not American ones" bu
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> I agree that non-tech companies seem to be taking longer to see results from AI Rewriting your app in rust won't increase your revenue, it will cost you more in terms of tokens and risk increasing.
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> especially from the AI labs IMO this is one of the endgame for big ai LABS, they will allow and subsidize users to test and validate on their behalf and once there is a PMF they will step in.
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> Although the Council emphasizes that the *scans will be limited to the absolutely necessary extent* and that no general, indiscriminate surveillance will take place I'm 100% sure that this is the case and about the good intentions
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
It was more a critique to the crowd saying "Zitron is making wrong predictions since 2024" rather than Zitron itself.

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