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by zkmon 3mo ago
Irrespective of the high-flying language in the message, layoffs always mean only one thing: the management failed to envision their needs for staffing and skills, failed to have a roadmap that is sensible for at least a few years, and fai
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by zkmon 3mo ago
> he expects that the social media giant will begin to experience more significant benefits from its AI investments within the next three to six months. He is hallucinating just like AI, and unable to come to terms with the facts on t
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by zkmon 3mo ago
While personalization is definitely the trend, I don't think people are going to build code just to personalize. A tiny few of all who bought the device could do that. A few more could flash the device with some open firmware that give
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by zkmon 3mo ago
> the platform was adopted by 90.2% of enrolled students Then it is "effectiveness", not "efficacy". Prefer simpler and more specific words when possible, to reduce effort for the reader.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
The usecase requirements for an umbrella are not just hovering over the person, and I suspect even that core requirement might not be met in windy conditions. The other important specs are its weight and space requirement, handling requirem
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by zkmon 3mo ago
The era that existed before blogging, wasn't that bad. So nothing to be concerned about. Less stuff to read and comprehend. Recipes, traveling, DIY? They are good, It is not like someone pouring out all their views and thoughts on you.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
I think this is in the category of excess application of technology
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by zkmon 3mo ago
That's very nice. Thank you!
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by zkmon 3mo ago
English
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by zkmon 3mo ago
My favourite publisher from the 70's and 80's. Only a specific town in South India used to have a shop that sells Russian books and communist literature. Travelled to that town and bought a few chess books. "Domination in 2,5
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by zkmon 4mo ago
> If followed, this order will destroy the Commerce public data our nation relies on for important decisions, such as where to build necessary services for our community’s well-being So this is not about privacy. Scott sounds like a comp
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by zkmon 4mo ago
It would be interesting if AI goes to court for it's rights, non-discrimination, freedom, equality and justice.
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by zkmon 4mo ago
Ofcourse he has. Because he does express in his own way. He is not struggling to express, by the way. It's your perception that others are struggling. It's like a rich man who thinks that everyone less richer than him are struggli
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by zkmon 4mo ago
> First there is a concept, a feeling, an image, and then the words come out to describe it. Nope. Concepts, feelings and ideas do not exist independent of expression (words, sounds, responses). Humans have the same process as LlMs have.
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by zkmon 4mo ago
The Q6_K gguf fits nicely on a 24GB GPU. That's amazing.
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by zkmon 4mo ago
> No, everybody needs to give up their privacy "for the greater good" You can bargain (via voting) about how much of the stuff you need to forgo. But you can't have 100% privacy, if the nation has to function. You don&#x27
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by zkmon 4mo ago
You are free to 'argue', but you need to read about how the modern riots are being organized on a massive scale, so that you can correct your argument.
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by zkmon 4mo ago
A blanket control affecting privacy would be bad. However we need controls that can prevent criminals from hiding behind anonymity and being able to organize massive activities just with a few online posts. These days it is trivial to organ
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by zkmon 4mo ago
I have a different view from a developing country. Those were great ideals and pristine origins of schooling. But somewhere post-industrialization, schooling turned into training camps that would suck away the youth from their families, vil
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by zkmon 4mo ago
American tech is basically a sales machine. An ounce of tech will be coated with a ton of selling force. Everything in America is a business, presentation or a talk-show - including government, education, relationships. People do selling an
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by zkmon 4mo ago
Talk about making a huge sale to a car sales-man and totally pawning them. Tech has evolved into next-gen "selling science".
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by zkmon 4mo ago
AI is always a bit eager to report everything as an issue because the "number" of findings is seen as a measure of it's intelligence. Same happens with code review as well. It reports lots of non-issues. I suspect even Mythos
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by zkmon 4mo ago
I think it is time that we had a UN-sponsored standards body dedicated to bench-marking the newest models from around the world, for everyone's benefit.
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by zkmon 4mo ago
What matters might not be gap itself. For the bulk of AI users, it's the sufficiency of the capabilities of a model, is all that matters. If an open-weight model meets their requirements and far cheaper than closed weights model, then
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by zkmon 4mo ago
No amount of scientific explanation can exhaustively explain a phenomenon. Feynman puts this nicely with the story of "Why did aunt slipped and fell down" in his talk about magnetism. For instance we know that the life forms grow
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by zkmon 4mo ago
It appears that between GLM-5.2 and GPT-5.6, anthropic is feeling the heat, atleast in the bang-for-the-buck heuristic?
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by zkmon 4mo ago
I don't understand. If they are simply using our API and paying for tokens, it's called a "transaction" and not "attack". The user is our customer who is supporting our business by buying our services. And we c
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by zkmon 4mo ago
> Why is race mixing different from hair colour or religious mixing? Because evolutionary distinctions are indicators for the norms and actions of the species. Why would you treat a shark differently from a salmon? Because you acquired k
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by zkmon 4mo ago
firmware upgrade would mean flashing a huge BIN file.
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by zkmon 4mo ago
Just curious - is there any practical significance/use of such large primes, other than publishing?

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