blovescoffee

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by blovescoffee 14d ago
Did you read any of it? The investigators call this out
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by blovescoffee 14d ago
One anecdote for a datapoint: Not sure if it's better now but I've lost a phone in an InDrive and I've lost an expensive bag in an Uber and it was significantly easier and less sketchy to get the bag back. I'm not a pric
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by blovescoffee 21d ago
The laws should produce friction but the right friction in the right places. There are too many arbitrary and difficult processes in the US immigration system that keep great people out of the US.
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by blovescoffee 29d ago
TPUs and ASICs run in data centers too. Your argument only holds true if there's some satisfied limit to demand for inference. If not, data centers will continue to spring up to host more and more agents. Even if agents were running on
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by blovescoffee 1mo ago
they didn't plateau, the hardware was effectively saturated and it wasn't until later in 2026 that newer hardware came online to provide enough capacity to keep scaling up the models efficiently
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by blovescoffee 1mo ago
As a company... but that includes things like research costs, model training etc. to determine if they're selling electricity at a loss you should look at inference costs bc that's the "thing" they're selling
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by blovescoffee 1mo ago
what is it?
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by blovescoffee 1mo ago
The underlying idea is that AI capabilities will become so advanced that only AI will enable us to monitor/correct/understand behavior. Obviously this is not without issue and I don't want to try to defend their position righ
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by blovescoffee 1mo ago
You can drop react into an html page with a script tag. You don't need a build step. The build step is only requisite if you'd like the full benefits of react, which personally I find worth it. Cached builds are quite fast. All bu
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
a 15% improvement at a trillion dollar scale company is massive
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
mexican presidents serve a single term... I'm sure you mean well but you have lot of reading to do about mexican politics :)
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
no... Mexico is in north america and if you follow Mexican politics, her politics are almost entirely a continuation of the last president who was her political mentor so it's reasonably well understood what trajectory her term is on
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
it's kind of hard to save a company billions in operating costs via software without it being part of Silicon Valley (culture)...
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
Absolutely true although at some point it's not just raw numbers but also the kernels that run matmuls and there seems (from outsider perspective) to have been more optimization in the cuda kernels
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
what do you mean "if"? of course we will, and the models will be smarter as well
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
Thank you. Not to go against site rules and veer into meta-discussion on other posters but it strikes me as very odd that a foreigner is just repeating govt propaganda to people who live here.
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
More insidiously this infra work is being used by Morena to further militarize Mexico. The military is everywhere in this country and its power and reach continue to grow.
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
Not to make a weak appeal to authority but have you spent much time in Mexico and much time speaking with locals? Those initiative are widely viewed as either failures, DOA, or political chips to appeal to the Morena base (which even then f
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
Very very few taxi drivers in Mexico are financing a $9000 sedan. They're mostly driving some taxi service's car and paying the service for the car or they're paying cash for a used and much cheaper car. $9000 is a lot of mon
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
This is going to go absolutely nowhere. There's really no market for these and the govt. would rather focus on something flashy like a new car instead of infrastructure or anything that could threaten Pemex (god forbid...)
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
There's no way the average taxi driver can spend $8500 usd which is probably between 1 - 2x what they earn in a year in Mazatlan on a new electric vehicle which lacks infrastructure there. The electric vehicle "taxi" drivers
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
As a left leaning guy, none of these actions are inherently not-left-leaning which seems to be your assertion. Left and right and middle can all capture institutions if left unchecked which is the case in Mexico.
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
it's still more expensive and slower to run bigger models though. resource usage is not free
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
I’m super curious what that would sound like. Could you elaborate on the non linearity part?
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
There are private datasets, and 3rd party providers of these models. Fable doesn’t have a datapoint here because of its particular data retention policy. Even if you don’t trust AWS, do you think Opus on AWS is also sending the data to Anth
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
Is this supposed to imply that it's accessible?
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
> LLMs are zombies How do you know?
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
I don't know of a single zero day found on a number of tokens that fits inside a subscription plan. I'd be happy to be wrong.
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
1. it's not cheap to run glm-5.2 so not just anyone can do it 2. just because you haven't heard of attacks doesn't mean they haven't happened 3. this attack in the article was performed by a prerelease model which presum
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by blovescoffee 2mo ago
Huggingface literally reported the outage separately and did not know who caused it at first.

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