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by bildung 8d ago
Empirically, the causality you state there is simply wrong, and clearly so. The psychological abuse you have suffered usually at least leads to anxious attachment, i.e. the inability to form healthy bonds with other people, as well as highe
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by bildung 9d ago
I'd also be interested in share of companies using a CDN in the first place. UK has 17k sites, while France and Germany, so countries with about equal and higher population than the UK, have only 4k and 6k sites behind a CDN. I can har
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by bildung 15d ago
Its marketed *for development", so teleoperation is propably intentended for generating non-simulated training data.
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by bildung 1mo ago
No it's fine, I had no trouble finding the sound settings! My remark was just about the defaults (and probably is more of an individual preference anyway)
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by bildung 1mo ago
Of course they don't literally buy votes, but statistically they very much do. Stuff like not having votes only on sundays, votes taking hours, publicity just meaning outspending the opponent etc. are all things most other democracies
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by bildung 1mo ago
I have no horse in that race as I don't live in the US. But reading today that in Michigan the democratic primary loser outspent the winner almost 10:1 truly baffled my mind. Stuff like this isn't even legal in most other democr
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by bildung 1mo ago
Nice, this has a cute feel to it. I smiled about some of the gossip at the bottom. Tiny suggestions: make the space bar pause/unpause, and for my ears the background music could be way quieter compared to the sound effects - with the d
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by bildung 1mo ago
That cuts both ways - can people in the US vote for democratic socialism, or will the capitalists then create super PACs to influence elections, thus undermining the principle of one person, one vote?
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by bildung 1mo ago
But not that new, "The capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them" is a quote attributed to Lenin, so >100 years old by now
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by bildung 1mo ago
Well first, coal went down, too , if we are still discussing Germany. In parallel with shrinking nuclear generation. See the cleanenergywire link upthread for the numbers. So the coal vs. nuclear discussion is baseless already (again, if w
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by bildung 2mo ago
It's even worse, the entire ideology is that industrial policy can't, by definition, be better than what the market would decide without interference. So every kind of actual strategic decision making (i.e. investing a few hundr
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by bildung 3mo ago
What seems to be missing from that take is that a) Alibaba paid for the access b) there is no IP theft because LLM output is not copyrightable. Anthropic seems to want to both own and eat its stolen cake.
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by bildung 3mo ago
*ad companies
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by bildung 3mo ago
There are not quite as easy, but still ways easier types to choose from in Germany, OP just decided to go for one of the very complex ones.
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by bildung 3mo ago
And you really don't have to. I just went to one a single meeting, signed a single piece of paper, paid 60€ (probably still <100€ these days) and was done with it. But as GP already alluded to: I didn't choose the structure tha
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by bildung 3mo ago
Canada (at least the part with people) seems to be significantly more in the south than most of Northern Europe, where PV seems to work just fine?
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by bildung 3mo ago
"(actually the euro area)", it says so multiple times in the article.
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by bildung 3mo ago
> I'm not sure what this obsession is at the moment with 'fat pensions'. Pretty sure it's a concerted effort to force the EU countries to adopt private/financialized pension schemes and abandon the still domina
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by bildung 3mo ago
Many people, especially in the tech field, have false perceptions about the inner workings of the human brain. We aren't rational automatons receiving exactly the data that has been sent out by the other automatons. That's for a m
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by bildung 4mo ago
Ok, I choose to not use Visa/Mastercard in the US, and I want to subscribe to some saas. What do I do now? Or do you mean "choice" as in "you can always choose not the breathe or eat"?
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by bildung 4mo ago
The whole "race" narrative is silly. It is all built on the assumption that one country (corporation, actually) somehow creates AGI and thus, essentially, the singularity. Great for raising VC, apparently, but at its core this is
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by bildung 5mo ago
Thanks again, TIL
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by bildung 5mo ago
Fair enough, appreciate the detailed response! Can you elaborate why other quantizations weren't affected (e.g. bartowski)? Simply because they were straight Q4 etc. for every layer?
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by bildung 5mo ago
I currently run the qwen3.5-122B (Q4) on a Strix Halo (Bosgame M5) and am pretty happy with it. Obviously much slower than hosted models. I get ~ 20t/s with empty context and am down to about 14t/s with 100k of context filled. No
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by bildung 5mo ago
The privacy/data security angle really is important in some regions and industries. Think European privacy laws or customers demanding NDAs. The value of Anthropic and OpenAI is zero for both cases, so easy to beat, despite local model
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by bildung 5mo ago
Bad QA :/ They had a bunch of broken quantizations in the last releases
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by bildung 6mo ago
To add to that, the current take that the US could just walk away from the conflict is incredibly naive - Iran will decide when this is over, and it won't be before the November elections. Before the US attacked, blocking the strait wa
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by bildung 6mo ago
In Germany there was zero investment into the electric infrastructure, but the power allowed to flow from the panels into the grid is currently limited to 800W for this type of system. Seems to work fine. Larger systems still need a license
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by bildung 7mo ago
They paid about $10B on inference and had about $10B in revenue in 2025. The users and numbers of zeroes on those numbers are not relevant. What is relevant is the ratio of those numbers. They apparently are not even profitable on inferen
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by bildung 7mo ago
Of course they bundle R&D with inference pricing, how else could you the recoup that investment. The interesting question is: In what scenario do you see any of the players as being able to stop spending ungodly amounts for R&D and

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