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What if they did this using GLM 5.2? This looks like a new direction for AI.
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It's same. Thinking about work is same as working. A good manager knows how to manage their work load. That's the first trait of managing work.
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Not sure what you mean by that, but a manager is allowed to select, fine-tune, re-organize, reward and train their team in order to deliver on expectations. They are accountable for the results. Think of a football team manager. They can&#x
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Not sure how much of your GLM is offloaded to CPU. I was contending the suggestion of using system RAM + VRAM.
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Looks like either you are missing the whole point of being a manager or you are selling it for sympathy. Either way it is not all that bad as you paint it. Otherwise why would lot of people dream of being promoted to a manager? You need to
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You notion of "species are OK to be aware of differences, but races are not" - is flawed. Species and races are just two levels of hierarchy which has several such levels of distinction and evolution branching across flora and fau
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I have high respect for unsloth's work, helping millions to get started with local AI, but this post appears kind of download bait. Offloading too many layers to CPU is not going to work at all. I have tried this many times and had to
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Does python coding depend on political facts of the world? It might appear not, but actually, the process of reasoning is not an isolated act. The right and wrong way of doing things is codified in social evolution that absorbed all facets
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"Irrational exuberance" - I came to know about him when he said that around 2001. Kinda foresaw the dotcom bubble.
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Social housing in the West is rewarding the bad habits of the people under the pretext that they need help. Every social housing place a like wound in the city and normal residents run away from those areas. People revolt when they hear of
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Cost difference matters most as cost optimization is the whole point of AI. Time difference (30 min vs 1 hr) is not a deal-breaker. The small precision gap on the first iteration does not matter for 99% of the work that happens in real worl
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Given that Giza pyramid took about 30 years, the internet and AI together took the same amount of time. So then AI is definitely a work of aliens from the far away galaxy.
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The will save bug-fixing as a work-reserve or future job security, and keep adding more visible/flashy new buggy/bloated features.
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Just a classic example of bloating degradation that happens to any software which has saturated all basic needs decades ago. The issue is, as the product continues to generate revenue, the product team continues to get funding and they are
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The seems to talk a lot about 27B. In my experience, I saw 35B-A3B to be equally good in quality and the MoE gave more tg/s.
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How many animations does that page have? And how did they make them?
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I stay away anything that needs npm. I regularly scan for node-modules folders and rm -rf it.
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It is sucking away electricity from cities, making hardware costly for common user, pumping heat into global atmosphere, taking away jobs, creating massive amount of slop, killing human motivation for creativity, making academics and exams
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Coding agent itself an imposed layer. Now they are adding one more layer? Many times I think of coding agent as the vendor supervisor from the body shops of the 90's who promise the customer everything under the sky and thrash the poor
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It's called "target audience" and it is a well established meta tag for any writing. Not a new principle or rule.
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Ah - that sounds natural. An infra and services company, with the knowledge of the security gaps on their hosted stuff would ofcourse ask for banning of tools that can expose the weaknesses of it's infra, services and apps. But the onl
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Self-reflecting may not be the distinct enough feature. Any physical/chemical/electrical reaction can be termed as self-reflecting, as it reflects on what just happened and then responds with an effect. AI is already able to refle
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Probably they should start by NOT treating the consciousness as a non-physical special thing. Maybe it's not a thing to search for at all. At what point did it become a thing? Separate from chemical and physical interactions between el
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Adding fake data (noise) officially to an important data such census, is the height of weirdness of the West. The nations are totally confused between privacy and visibility requirements. The privacy and freedom is effectively working agai
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That site doesn't seem to consider the quants. So useless.
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> run a ton of agents in parallel most of the time What makes you think everyone (and government) should play along and align with your way of dependency on AI? Not even 1% of the people use AI the way you do. Fable model is not a basic
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Raising money has nothing to do with the bad usecase for tech. Tech companies never said that their tech can't be used against the nation or against the good of people.
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I think you are missing the bigger picture that is around the "bigger picture" you are seeing. AI proliferation is more dangerous than nukes proliferation, as any highly capable tech would enable destructive usecases as well. If n
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That's not correct. If human attention requires human effort, that forces human effort all the way down the chain, with no machine output being possible. You can't say "you can't feed me machine output directly". Ma
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I got off from all anthropic stuff a while back. And I feel the fresh air again. No bloated reasoning or code. No vendor lock-in (due to complexity increase in code). Money saved too. I did not see any kind of justification for a typical us
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