KoolKat23

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by KoolKat23 6d ago
Well if that's all that's required then yes. It's merely the substrate. But we know that's unlikely. It's the emergent properties that matter. In abstract. Separate the physical and abstract of what is going on here
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by KoolKat23 6d ago
It's an ethics question, it's abstract and ethereal in nature. The same could be said and done (or ignored) for humans. We do do it however because it has real world impact and we're better than that (enlightened).
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by KoolKat23 7d ago
This is the business case already. And has been the case with tech companies for a long time. Your phones built in photo manager replaced a lot of what Photoshop does.
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by KoolKat23 7d ago
Good point, perhaps it may be a saving grace. I note they don't comment much on the allocation of said capital. Might be too bitter a pill for most to swallow.
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by KoolKat23 7d ago
Humans do this all the time. You watch a YouTube video and subconsciously choose the same colour palette. They hear a rumour that it's a solved problem, i.e. they were pointed in the right direction that is all. I mean some companies g
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by KoolKat23 7d ago
I mean this is a basic question, is your data used to improve models, did you opt in or not. There's nothing crazy here and it's not identifiable. You'll just conveniently find the next model iteration knows how to do it. Any
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by KoolKat23 7d ago
Definitely a bit of positive framing. My big take aways, either stagnant wages or significant paycuts for knowledge workers and overall decreases in employment rates on all scenarios. Worst of all... That's only forecasting out to 2030
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by KoolKat23 7d ago
I imagine they need the compute. Can expand market share with more users for same amount of compute. But I agree with you. I have a dumb workflow that worked well with v4-flash-0731 and I suspect is directing to a newer model that now break
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by KoolKat23 25d ago
Generally you can't carve out from a constitution, it is all encompassing. You can reinterpret perhaps but "carve outs" are only by amendment to the constitution. It's a concept called constitutional supremacy. There&#x2
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by KoolKat23 1mo ago
Passed your personal turing test.
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by KoolKat23 1mo ago
https://x.com/Koolkat6000/status/2087502146556100812?s=20 A small anecdotal example to demonstrate how the response lacks depth. It's imperceptible to most. You'll probably see through it in your own fie
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by KoolKat23 1mo ago
Good point, very interesting. Thanks!
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by KoolKat23 1mo ago
Less probable also means less optimal and you get a subpar response. More so if it's baked into its reasoning. It's intelligence will suffer unless this is some post processing thing.
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by KoolKat23 1mo ago
Don't get me started on the whole iCloud thing, and apple account sign in (although to be fair to them they've improved this it was way too onerous in the past).
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Unfortunately. We live in a increasingly complex world and the truth gets muddled. In the past if your local store does something unethical, it would be easy to determine this, discuss and vote with your wallet. With increasingly large and
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Sorry I mean published i.e. available to the public.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
No man is an island.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Perhaps I'm imagining it but the entire industry was build on published research, this "AI wave" is at odds with that and seems to be driven by greed (although they'll claim some arms race or something to help themselves
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Of course that matters but many can do this. I go to plenty of homes and their dishes are perfectly clean.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
I hate this new cult of personality thing many are trying to cultivate. But to that point most of the time, poor performance is attributed to "the market" and strong performance is attributed to "leadership". There is so
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
You can't drop everyone in that position but there is a significant number that still could do it. It is not 100% more like 50%/60% luck.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Honestly go use Deepseek v4 Flash, the data hosting in PRC is it's only downfall. It truly is an excellent model at the moment. It is opensource thankfully but there is friction there and this won't be as popular.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
It's going to be more difficult to distinguish as humans are now using those terms.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
I hate installing apps, sitting tracking my data in the background, and then there are often silly restrictions such as copy/paste being disabled, for what is basically just a web app. On well implemented mobile websites, Google passwo
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
I've come to realize clutter makes me anxious. This is a quite common for people. Sadly I still own lots of shit.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Nano and mini, which is smaller? This is a bit more clear imo. It also helps for expectations, bigger isn't necessarily better for all use cases. (Well given the limited amount of things we can deduce from a name)
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Perhaps, but in the same breath, from the limited things I've seen and heard, they're extremely reluctant to take any risk with these types of funding schemes when disbursing, so unless it's tried and tested it's not get
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
Open source is currently entirely reliant on Chinese models. So basically EU will be left behind unless we start doing something about it now. imo Mistral isn't enough by itself.
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by KoolKat23 2mo ago
There's also thresholds where a simple tap of a card won't work and you need to insert the chip, not the case with the phone. Phone is much much easier, don't even have to open the wallet app, just unlock the phone with your
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by KoolKat23 3mo ago
Again, at this point, they're taking things too far,age gates shouldn't need to be an impenetrable fortress (notwithstanding the question of whether they should exist in the first place). It should simply be the adult account on t

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