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3mo ago
Yup I use llm to write scripts for me to process data I don't ask the llm to process the data themselves. Even when I wrote something for my day trading I used llm write scripts that do all the processing and predict price movement fro
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3mo ago
maybe they distilled claude for the flash version and not for the other hence better tool use and programming benchmarks
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3mo ago
Bugs are bugs security vulnerablities or not it's good for open source project when someone actually goes through the code even if it is with an llm. As most people assume someone has gone through the code when it might not be true.
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3mo ago
I think you are giving the word "smart" a meaning or implication that it no longer has or is used with. It is common to say Google Search or Siri got smarter/better or dumber/worse, so I don't see saying LLMs gettin
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The Secret Truth Behind the Abundance Movement – Dylan Gyauch-Lewis – TMR [video]
(youtube.com)
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China's Electric Vehicle Exports Reach Record High in May
(bloomberg.com)
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4mo ago
Prs are too pad cv's or novice users wanting something and vibe coding it themselves. Jellyfin player repos see a lot these kinds of prs so unlikely to be new users
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4mo ago
where its sits with the AI bubble I think Oracle is the 1 of the major companies apart from the OpenAI that would go belly up once the AI bubble crashes.
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4mo ago
There should be a time limit to protectionism and a scale where tariffs on imports come down overtime. Otherwise you will get what you currently have in the US ie huge cars that cost a lot of money to make and run. US supposedly the free ec
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Low-skilled attacker used Claude, Codex to breach 14 companies
(helpnetsecurity.com)
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4mo ago
Running local models might be good but until the virtual hardware monopolies of tsmc and others is broken they will out of reach for most people.
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4mo ago
Looks like I called it that was my first reaction and comment on the original ban thread that US 3 letter agencies are worried their backdoors will be found.
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4mo ago
Well looks like USA 3 letter agencies are worried about all their backdoor getting closed
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Raress96/Dolby-Atmos-encoder: PoC Dolby Atmos encoder
(github.com)
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Liebreich: The Great Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0 – BloombergNEF
(about.bnef.com)
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US adds BYD, Nio and battery maker CALB to Chinese military company blacklist
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Exposing the Solid State Donut Battery. It's over [video]
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Experts sound alarm over Elon Musk's 'coup' that's 'about to rob your 401k'
(rawstory.com)
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4mo ago
Plus now they even have your credit information for better ad targeting
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Ram and Ssd is just the start capitalism dictates profits will suck all production to AI. CPu have 3-5 year production timeline ie cpu prices will start going up a lot more as previous production contracts expire you might even get shortage
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The way things are going, we can pretty much forget about AV2 hardware encoders in PCs anytime soon. All the newest, best chip capacity is being completely hogged by Apple and AI companies. Unless chipmakers port the AV2 design to older, ch
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The Burning Bill: Climate Change's True Economic Cost – Veritas Europaea
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Musk abandoned his own solar electric economy to burn gas for an unused AI chat
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5mo ago
I used to when using chatgpt version now that I am using api I keep it short as it costs money so no need to add thanks etc
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Youtube has also started AI translating other languages written in roman letters to english in chat for live streamers etc. Will be interesting to see what happens when they start doing this with google translate etc. English usually picks
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Europe is making a fatal mistake with China – Yanis and Wolfgang [video]
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Its not like the non frontier are not improving. If someone can use deepseek to get 90% of the work done for $100 then pay another $100 to anthropic or openai to complete it I think they will rather do that than pay anthropic or openai for
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24/7 Renewables Outcompete Fossil Fuels on Costs
(irena.org)
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Paint and finish on an airplane has to account for a lot more than aerodynamics. So you need to build it from the ground up as that coating could be the difference between the surviving daily temperature fluctuation for 10000 trip vs 1000 t
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Lol it was not ip theft it was American and European companies building factories in China themselves teaching them how to manufacture use their cheap labour. Well they learned and as they were the dong the manufacturing got better at it. I
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