atemerev

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by atemerev 9d ago
Still not enough. What you suggest does not prevent the government of possessing the data. Technical means of collection needs to be preemptively banned.
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by atemerev 11d ago
Not enough. Preemptively passing laws that forbid this kind of mass surveillance. Like in Switzerland and other nice places.
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by atemerev 13d ago
Damn I hate this benchmark. SVG authoring from head without visual reference is so wrongly posed.
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by atemerev 13d ago
They simply refuse my applications to slightly less restricted models without any explanations. And the current ones refuse automatically to work with me on my papers as soon as they see the word "epidemiology". I am a researcher
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by atemerev 14d ago
Ok. This requires the notion of "intrinsic value", which I believe does not exist (all value is subjective), yet is a foundation of all Marxist theory.
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by atemerev 14d ago
Why "terminate", Marxist philosophy is a legitimate topic, deserving to be studied. Like a rich sci-fi lore or a history of Tarot magic. Deep, fascinating, and wrong.
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by atemerev 14d ago
"Uncensored" means "weights modified to remove refusals". Abliterated. Providers do not serve such models, at least not frontier-grade. You have to run the weights yourself. For Kimi K3, this is about $60/hour for h
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by atemerev 14d ago
A/S/L?
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by atemerev 14d ago
Everyone is censoring models now with anything remotely resembling cyber or bio. I already have problems with my research in mathematical epidemiology because of that - both Sol and Fable simply refuse. They keep pushing people towards Chin
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by atemerev 28d ago
A human brain is about 100T parameters (if you count every synapse) on fp4 quantization (the amount of state information available in every synapse). The architecture is quite different from modern LLMs and currently not well enough underst
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by atemerev 28d ago
Depends on the simulation level. A lot of things can be abstracted away, we don't need to simulate everything down to atomic level.
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by atemerev 28d ago
Sometimes, a tiny drop of malice could explain oceans of assumed incompetence (Occam's razor beats Hanlon's razor)
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by atemerev 1mo ago
Wow, never heard of it! Thank you!
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by atemerev 1mo ago
Self-contained, compact, compiled, fast, ready to use. SBCL is not compact and its "image" concept is not universally liked by everyone. Guile and Racket are not fast (nor compact). Chez Scheme is not "ready to use".
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by atemerev 1mo ago
And after all these years, still no fixes for high-DPI displays. The UI is still pixely and slow. Perhaps I should take Fable and try myself, this was the only bug I cared about and it is not solved after 10 years at least.
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by atemerev 1mo ago
Well, that's the bad index then. It is barely usable in my opinion compared to other Chinese frontier models.
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by atemerev 1mo ago
Broken Windows Theory works.
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Choose three. Preemptive actor model (Erlang, Elixir, Gleam) for backend. https://pouchdb.com for frontend.
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Sure, and not only CO2 is a problem. Still beats burning coal and natural gas any given day.
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Well I see much less protests against gas and coal powered stations in the US than against, say, nuclear.
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Well thanks, but I prefer to have airplanes, and maybe occasionally even golf courses. As for climate change - you'd need to protest against Chinese (and Western, but mostly Chinese) coal and gas power plants way way before than you pr
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Aluminum production is one of the largest electricity consumers out there, much larger than AI.
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Adds nothing? In what world are you living?
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by atemerev 2mo ago
And also it can be zero. Nuclear power is CO2 neutral. So is solar.
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by atemerev 2mo ago
AI is just a tech like any other. Can be powered by CO2-neutral electricity like anything else. Otherwise, we'll have to protest against aluminum cans, airplanes, golf courts, lemon trees, and whatever else that uses water or electrici
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Oh finally my ADHD will pay for itself! I waited for so long!
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New upper bound for Bellman's Lost-in-a-forest problem, found with Fable(twitter.com)
4 points by atemerev 2mo ago|0 comments
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by atemerev 2mo ago
The best model you can run locally is Kimi K3, as long as you have the hardware. If "what model I can still run on a something resembling something I can put on desktop without separate electricity and cooling water inputs", then
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Well, this is why I had to abliterate GLM5.2 simply out of spite and now I am free to ask all my nuclear weapons design questions I might have. I really really hate refusals like these.
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by atemerev 2mo ago
Correct, but torrents are slow and intermittent, and $100k is nothing. People behind Anna's Archive are openly advertising fast access for datasets. I think this is net positive.

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