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by waltercool 2y ago
Please stop sharing paywall content. We are not paying subscriptions because some headline.
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by waltercool 2y ago
Trash paywall media. Read this article for free from another website: https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/02/13/uks-iphone-spying... Also, response from Tulsi Gabbard: https://ca.news.yahoo.c
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by waltercool 2y ago
-berg Apart from jokes, why appealing to victimization when you have internet trolls bombing your system? Trolls will always troll, and it's idiotic to blame far-whatever stuff always. If you have an online platform, you should at leas
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by waltercool 2y ago
That is a good thing, if we want AI companies to be competitive enough. If you add regulations, people will use other AI companies from countries without them. The only result of that would be losing the AI race. You can see this at Hugging
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by waltercool 2y ago
If the reason of the accident was responsibility of the user and then blamed the company, then I think is fair. Especially like people in the US where people use the auto-drive function completely unattended, just to blame the company later
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by waltercool 2y ago
Are we using Hacker News for corporate advertisement now?
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by waltercool 2y ago
Nah, this is not government competence. They will make everything more expensive and we will pay those salaries. Just put a bad score and ask for refund. Amazon does a good job here as you never interact with the seller
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by waltercool 2y ago
Are you new at technology? China is well known to produce counterfeit products. Most of the time, they just resell products from factories who didn't pass the quality tests.
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by waltercool 2y ago
Using drugs to treat depression is usually a bad idea unless you have a medical reason. Drugs for depression get addictive as your body gets instant reward by the pill. It's sad to see many 1st world countries becoming too dependent of
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by waltercool 2y ago
Based. Free knowledge to the people
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by waltercool 2y ago
How are they going to know who is a bot? Yet another dead law. This is like asking a criminal to not use weapons.
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by waltercool 2y ago
Paywall'd content. Not paying for this. Please use some archive website if you are sharing selome article.
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by waltercool 2y ago
I'm sure it's not jusy because of their price. Most of their latest shows are just bad and not original et all.
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by waltercool 2y ago
> Since the Snowden disclosures we know that the US engages in mass surveillance of EU users by scooping up personal data from US Big Tech Meanwhile, Germans pay with cash and credit cards are very unpopular because the German government
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by waltercool 2y ago
It depends about what you need. Rocketchat is mostly a clone of Slack for a quarter of the price. Teams may not be the exact solution but brings Sharepoint, OneDrive and Outlook into a same place. For most companies using Microsoft 365 is g
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by waltercool 2y ago
What? Why are you protecting Slack business? Even at my company I was in charge to replace Slack because is damn expensive in comparison to other options like Teams or Rocket Chat.
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by waltercool 2y ago
While I'm not truly someone who agrees with Democracy, I do abide with the established rules. That means, everything you do as a long term solution, needs to be approved by executive, legislative and judiciary systems. This is how ever
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by waltercool 2y ago
I agree with you, but how do you effectively prevent it? Standards vary across countries; what's not acceptable in Europe might be acceptable elsewhere. For instance, discussing or questioning Nazism is illegal in Germany but allowed i
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DeepSeek's 'Thinking' Exposes the AI's Ethical Boundaries(forbes.com)
2 points by waltercool 2y ago|0 comments
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by waltercool 2y ago
And this is why people don't play online anymore. Bad players are so desperate to cheat in order to win. They don't belive at fair competitions, but instead will use any dirty trick to win. And this is also why most online games a
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by waltercool 2y ago
And do you think a law will prevent that? The law will only ensure good companies like MistralAI or Black Forest Labs will stay in the shadow. This is same idiocy like the Republican senator who wants to prohibit Deepseek usage in US. About
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by waltercool 2y ago
Oh nooo, that will stop everyone from using AI systems. Do European politicians understand that those laws are usually dead? There is no way a law like that can be enforced except by large companies. Also, this kind of laws would make Europ
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by waltercool 2y ago
Deepseek 14b and 32b should be good enough, they are based on Alibaba's Qwen model and usually the best models from opensource 40b or less. Deepseek 8b is based on Meta's Llama3 I would say 70b doesn't worth the cost in compa
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by waltercool 2y ago
Until Europeans do a massive regulation against AI, strong enough to keep them out of the business and research pace.
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by waltercool 2y ago
Yup, this is what deepseek does. The good thing of 32B is being as good as 70B at many benchmarks according to Deepseek documentation https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1#distilled-mod...
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How to Run DeepSeek R1 Distilled Reasoning Models on RyzenAI and Radeon GPUs(guru3d.com)
82 points by waltercool 2y ago|22 comments
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by waltercool 2y ago
Interesting and surprising to see, but 3-4 t/s is not practical overall. Anything lower than 10 t/s is going to give lot of wait time considering the reasoning wait time
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by waltercool 2y ago
Like literally every AI model. Try asking ChatGPT or Meta's Llama 3 about genders or certain crime statistics. It will refuse to answer
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by waltercool 2y ago
Who cares? Not every software must be likeable for everyone.
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by waltercool 2y ago
That's a shtty take, centralization is almost always the most inefficient way to do things, and leads to multiple problems by implementation, specially around different cultures What country A wants to do is totally different that coun

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