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by wyre 11mo ago
That's the main motivation to serving in the army, but that still requires training and exams.
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by wyre 11mo ago
No, I don't want to waste my time trying to change the view of someone so close-minded they can't accept that LLM's do anything close to "thinking" Sorry.
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by wyre 11mo ago
For sure, all these companies are racing to have the strongest model, and as time goes on we quickly start reaching diminishing returns. DeepSeek came out at the beginning of this year, blew everyone's minds, and now look at how far th
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by wyre 11mo ago
if we were having this conversation in 2023 I would agree with you, but LLM's have advanced so much that they are essentially efficient lookup tables is an oversimplification so dramatic I know you don't understand what you'r
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by wyre 11mo ago
>It's a race towards AGI at this point. Not sure if that can be achieved as language != consciousness IMO However it is arguable that thought is relatable with conscienceness. I’m aware non-linguistic thought exists and is vital to
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by wyre 11mo ago
Open source models are still a year or so behind the SotA models released the last few months. The price to performance is definitely in favor of Open Source models however. DeepMind is actively using Google’s LLMs on groundbreaking researc
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by wyre 11mo ago
Larger fines, more robust methods for Meta to keep children off their platforms, more robust methods to stop the spread of propaganda and spam on their platforms, for Meta to start prioritizing connection between others instead of attention
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by wyre 11mo ago
Probably meant Ladybird
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by wyre 11mo ago
Don’t be a pedant. You know very well there is a big different between a photo taken on an iPhone and a photo edited with Nano Banana.
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by wyre 11mo ago
I found the last section to be the most exciting part of the article. Describing a conspiracy around AI development, not being about the AI, but the power that a few individuals will gain by building data centers that rival the size, power,
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by wyre 11mo ago
You're misapplying the broken window fallacy. I'm not arguing consumption is good because it creates value, I'm arguing that it is not "taking from society" as the OP claimed. Consumption is the entire point of prod
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by wyre 11mo ago
Agreed. I know GDP is not the strongest signal for high quality of life, but its easy to calculate. My point wasn't that a high GDP means that the people there will have a high quality of life; it is easily manipulated with rents like
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by wyre 11mo ago
Probably the way it’s always been defined: those that own capital.
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by wyre 11mo ago
This is contradictory to how I understand economics. The consumption of "stuff" contributes to GDP, which is one of the first things people use to correlate to quality of life. Also, spending money and the consumption of stuff isn
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by wyre 11mo ago
>I’d argue focusing on wealth inequality is precisely the wrong approach. Okay, so whats the argument? Wealth inequality and the QoL of the lowest wealth individuals are intrinsically linked, because we live under systems of government w
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by wyre 11mo ago
Oh ya, there's no way this isn't an extension of those agreements with Tencent.
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by wyre 11mo ago
Could be. I’m not familiar with their Tencent contracts.
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by wyre 11mo ago
It seems like this might be Apple’s attempt at a version of alternative app stores, locked down by strict T&Cs. I opened up the comments hoping to see discussion amongst the people here with strong feelings about Apple’s walled garden,
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by wyre 11mo ago
My understanding with Common Projects, is that if you are looking to spend $400 on a blank sneaker, they set the standard and have the most brand awareness, but now there are plenty of smaller brands making virtually identical sneakers with
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by wyre 1y ago
Cerebras offers pay-per-token. What are you asking for? Claude Code starts at $100, or $15/mtok. Cerebras is already much cheaper, but you want it to be even cheaper at $10?
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by wyre 1y ago
Can’t your OS do that already?
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by wyre 1y ago
I don't believe google won the search engine wars because they had the best product, while it may be true, the won because the of the tools they provided to their users. Email, cloud storage, docs/sheets/drive, Chrome, etc
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by wyre 1y ago
Rule of thumb: if Republicans are against it, it’s probably a good thing for everyone else, like mail-in voting. So excited to see how the right-wing pedants here disagree with this.
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by wyre 1y ago
Cope harder, bro. Show me sources. Cattle is a massive industry and it should not be hard to find sources proving me wrong. Calves live on pasture for the first few months, but are then transferred to backgrounding farms, that are technical
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by wyre 1y ago
Almond's get brought up because it distracts from the fact that beef and dairy milk production uses a lot more water than almonds do. No one wants to be reminded that their 4 oz burger they had for lunch used 460 gallons of water to pr
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by wyre 1y ago
You're going to have to cite strong sources or else this is either heavy cope or straight-up denial. It is inconceivable that American's consume as much beef as they do, yet production has been able to scale without resorting to f
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by wyre 1y ago
I don't think we need to speculate much. He did the pardon because CZ bribed him with a lot of money. The implications are that Trump will keep abusing his power to keep receiving bribes.
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by wyre 1y ago
Do you not believe the GOP eliminating SNAP, medicare, and social security will lead to the deaths of millions of Americans? Do you not believe that Trump, who threatened extrajudicial killings of drug smugglers today [1], isn't going
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by wyre 1y ago
I had Claude reformat youtube's transcript of the video. --- # Trump's Pardon of CZ: A Timeline of Alleged Corruption *Author's Note:* This situation represents what appears to be straight-up corruption that everyone should o
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by wyre 1y ago
I think I agree here. I don't have all the numbers, but I'm under the impression that OpenAI spend is much higher than their competitors, with Meta trailing behind them. I don't think Anthropic or Xai is spending nearly as mu

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