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by verdverm 27d ago
pretty sure they'll be fine for a while, between the build out and import bans, I don't expect demand to slow enough to let supply catch up Nvidia are likely more concerned about AMD taking market share, and I suspect that geopoli
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by verdverm 27d ago
Not sure, but there are definitely people around the president on both sides, some who think they can addict the Chinese to our silicon, like its the new opium war or something
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by verdverm 27d ago
you can also derive some stats from the ~10T tokens a day on 100k devices, 100M / device / day, but then one has to account for the multi-gpu model size, and I need coffee before I go there
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by verdverm 27d ago
titles on HN should match the original, rare exceptions
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by verdverm 27d ago
I was thinking about this when I almost had to walk under a ladder the other day (and get bad luck). That one seems like an oral story that arose from people being hurt, whereas crossing the path of a black cat, while also supposedly bestow
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by verdverm 27d ago
watch the Opus 23 video, he uses many more words more eloquently, it's really a top notch production
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by verdverm 27d ago
if anything in the latest batch, they have been trained to try everything and anything to get a task done, hence their hacking abilities, but also how they go way off the rails when they don't get sufficient context on our human intent
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by verdverm 27d ago
What are you doing to evaluate models without such negligence? When are we going to stop training the models to be so relentlessly persistent and start asking questions when there is ambiguity or it gets stuck?
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by verdverm 27d ago
timely, rates were raised today to tame inflation https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw4gmlyvj422o
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by verdverm 27d ago
pure whataboutism is different, and often changes topics, and is defined to be as a response to an accusation, though I personally think where/when it applies is broader this is asking (rhetorically), for those who care about the envir
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by verdverm 27d ago
I suspect you are missing the data on how much energy infra they already have and are building every year they are already ahead on both fronts as well as have the lower costs and deployment times for new energy creation, transmissions, and
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by verdverm 27d ago
> The panel nonetheless held that plaintiffs did not state a claim under the DMCA because their allegations under an “output” theory showed that Copilot and Codex do not “remove or alter” copyright management information from a copy of a
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by verdverm 27d ago
It already looks like a butthole, is that not sufficient, perhaps even accurate? Was slacking today about how all the Ai logos are trending this way This one's pretty good too: https://claudeourlord.com/
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by verdverm 27d ago
Not sure why the blame is on the Ai and not the humans? From what I have seen, it boils down to ignoring basics and being negligent (other than it's IPO season and a hype cycle everyone feels the need to comment on)
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by verdverm 27d ago
yup, what always happened in the end? why is writing things down better?
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by verdverm 27d ago
> very very very very far behind in the Ai one "very" for every month? They are deploying renewables on a scale that is hard to fathom, they have plenty of electricity across all sources for Ai, EVs, and Robots. What they aim t
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by verdverm 27d ago
you might dig deeper, the relation is not so simple; smells of contemporary political rhetoric are starting to waft my way you might also consider the dynamics of un-employed, under-employed, and those who have given up, direct unemployment
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by verdverm 27d ago
true, reap what you sow
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by verdverm 27d ago
The Chinese are rebuilding their electric grid to be all renewable. It will take a couple more decades, but they are literally printing energy like we print processors. Some other initiatives that incline me to believe the CCP has an amount
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by verdverm 27d ago
I'm simply talking about a number, an adjective you placed with it, and the historical data that would indicate a different adjective is more appropriate The Fed seems to think the rates are likely lower than they need to be, given the
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by verdverm 27d ago
there are numerous examples of things that are worse, one is golf, more water and chemicals sprayed directly into the ecosystem where's the outrage? there is lower hanging fruit with more return on effort
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by verdverm 27d ago
"I know it when I see it" is a famous line from a SCOTUS case in the 60's
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by verdverm 27d ago
What happened to the knowledge in the elder's mind when they died, prior to writing? What changed about that once we had writing?
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by verdverm 27d ago
Just one, the ability to use language, it's causing all sorts of problems for us because we evolved to recognize other humans as the only ones having this capability. Ai separated humans from language, like the writing did for memory a
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by verdverm 27d ago
rule #1 has been broken
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by verdverm 27d ago
that's exactly the point I'm making, recency bias, it contorts our perceptions
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multi region data distribution is available for customers, but it costs more I put this on the users
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by verdverm 27d ago
maybe it's like porn vs art and "I know it when I see it"
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by verdverm 27d ago
The reason it is still red v blue, despite the more nuanced politics, is that in the end, those smaller groups majority, reliably vote for one party. It is good to see independents growing as a group and the parties shrinking, it's tre
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by verdverm 28d ago
bernie is is own thing, way left, but not "extreme" in the colloquial sense of complete domination over the other side at any cost

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