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by beernet 25d ago
If you wanted a Russian puppet in the oval office, it would do exactly what Epstein's BFF Donald is doing. There are zero reasons to support anything Putin is doing (read: daily war crimes), however, the destruction from within in the
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by beernet 29d ago
Why not just use Qdrant? They've been integrating TurboQuant for months, works well.
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by beernet 1mo ago
Agreed. Does the GTM team there really sit together like "oh yeah, that sounds reasonable" while being totally beyond typical market prices?
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by beernet 2mo ago
On the one-hand side, it's really impressive how LLMs drive mathematics forward, and this pace is only accelerating very quickly. At the same time, most of the proofs I've looked at appear super messy and chaotic to me (while stil
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by beernet 2mo ago
Just like the comment itself fwiw
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by beernet 2mo ago
Paying a premium for inferior service quality is not exactly freedom
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by beernet 2mo ago
To all mentions of IONOS / StackIT / OVH: All of these are lightyears behind US/China LLM offerings. None of them offer any model close to open-source SOTA. Runtime and reliability is a disaster and sure enough you have to pa
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by beernet 3mo ago
This went to market horribly (if you can even call it that), just look at the comments. Mistral played themselves big time over the past ~18 months. Non-competitive products and models combined with bad marketing and GTM...Oh Europe
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by beernet 3mo ago
> they have shit developer relations Not true > model that's mostly worse while being more expensive Not true > they can ride a wave of misinformation. Not true
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by beernet 3mo ago
> Claude Code is still a meme Claude Code generates more revenue than OpenAI...It appears to be a nice meme.
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by beernet 3mo ago
Anthropic's run on the model and product side of things is highly impressive. They got Sam A. punching the air consistently, which is well-deserved and self-inflicted above all.
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by beernet 3mo ago
In this case, bad execution above all
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by beernet 3mo ago
If I was an investor I'd be very worried, to say the least. These guys had all the chances to be established across the relevant LLM players and are blowing it at this very moment....remarkable. With all the attention on and hunger for
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by beernet 3mo ago
Exactly. Even the German "Urheberrecht" has a deadline (70 years afaik, outdated and too long obviously).
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by beernet 3mo ago
> What does it say about progress that the same laws that protect human rights also stifle innovation? Claiming that GDPR and the EU AI Act "protect human rights" is very, very far-fetched. How does the training of, say, Claude
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by beernet 3mo ago
So what exactly are you telling us here? If you believe the "bloatification" has started only after the IPO, you are very late to the party
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by beernet 3mo ago
Absolutely not, even if Europe was given all of the compute in the world. The issues are much much worse. Starting at "data privacy", continuing with the "EU AI Act" and just an overall mindset of regulation and German a
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by beernet 3mo ago
Have you been reminded yet? +40% looks pretty nice on my SpaceX position right now, taking profit.
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by beernet 3mo ago
This is the most influential information theory work of all time and always a beautiful read.
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by beernet 3mo ago
Yes, I mean exactly these guys, who did effectively nothing since these "glory" days (which are not really so glory if you Look at the entire story). This insitution could not exist a minute without tax payer money and provides ve
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by beernet 3mo ago
> While we recognize that thoughtful use of AI can result in productivity gains in research, the use of AI to write papers creates an acute risk for the peer review system. Saving an outdated system above accepting progress. Old white me
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by beernet 3mo ago
They didn't even bother removing the typical AI slop from the text, lol
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by beernet 3mo ago
> Like that, a few companies are specialized in sucking public funds and delivering nothing. Or just the minimum to say that they did something. Agreed. Fraunhofer institute in Germany is a prime example.
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by beernet 3mo ago
No pelican? I don't believe it. More seriously, LLM eval is totally broken judging by the related articles on HN.
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by beernet 3mo ago
This is total nonsense and you sound like a bot. A bad one at that. This is pathetic. Fear is not equivalent to zionism. In addition to that, Russia has many more nuclear weapons and is getting destroyed at this very moment.
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by beernet 3mo ago
> albeit without the drug addiction or prison. No disrespect, but this is not at all comparable to the situation described in the article. A few nights sleeping on the streets is much (!) easier when not addicted to substances.
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by beernet 3mo ago
> while on the other hand, they are duct-taping in deterministic plugins for specific prompt types they find it better to offload So, in essence, just like human beings?
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by beernet 3mo ago
Four years later and I am still irritated by the "phenomenon" of hallucinations. Each LLM completion is a "hallucination" per design, some just happen to align with our world view and happen to be "factually correct
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by beernet 3mo ago
Some people here truly need a bunch of lessons in economics and capital markets. This is not about making a profit at this point in time. Each of these companies could turn profitable im a heartbeat if they wanted to. Which would be exactly
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by beernet 3mo ago
Bots in full effect now? This guy literally helped killing thousands of Israel's "enemies", out of which a majority are innocent civilians. Above everything, you are showing your true color.

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