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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Don't be ridiculous. Nobody is going to stop anything. If the only way to scale up is to build more and more power-hungry hardware, that's where the market will go. Even if some GPU of the future consumes 10kW, it's still jus
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Or just borrow 10x on their margin account.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
The safest cars basically saturated the safety tests. To the point where car companies are making up their own tests, simulating much more dangerous collisions.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> 35% of a million requests is different than 35% of a billion. Not statistically.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Not the same, but still batsh#t.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Short men are really unattractive to women, yet there are lots of them.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Maybe it's complex for you, it's not complex for me. Any discrimination based on race, sex, age is illegal and immoral. You got brainwashed into thinking it's not.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Your response is shorter than my comment. And is factually wrong. Pot, meet kettle. As far as DEI, that's exactly how it works: https://i.imgur.com/SFf8IL7.png You see, I show evidence. Unlike you.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> You misunderstand what Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is. It's not about favoring anyone despite qualifications and never has been. Yes, it has. Look at the college admissions. The test score requirements for black students we
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Because core CPI is a big fat lie. There's absolutely zero chance inflation topped at 9.1% in 2022.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> Is Google going to avoid interviewing anyone from a HBCU now? Why won't they? It's not like black people can't be hired anymore. It's just they have to compete like everyone else without being treated like disable
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
BCrypt should loudly fail if more than 72 bytes are sent to its input.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
When we speak about these 3 issues, there's no need for any propaganda. Violent crime is out of control. Illegal immigration is out of control. Purchasing power of the population went down a lot, while average salaries haven't gro
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
I doubt that will change anything. It's not like Google's AI has some secret sauce. It's all published. So any military corp can have cutting-edge AI in their weapons for a relatively low cost.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
I doubt it was propaganda. If you look at the polls, the most important issues have been the economy, the immigration and the violent crime. All 3 of which have been absolutely disastrous for the Biden/Harris administration. And people
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
You shouldn't project your corrupted worldview on everyone around. Not everyone is like followers of Biden.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> the guy primarily spoke in truisms and with long-winded statements that ultimately said very little but gave the illusion of having depth . The term for that is deepety. https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Deepity
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
And why did they lose?
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
For every Chinese company banned in the US, I can easily name ten US companies banned in China. Just start naming all the internet companies blocked. So yeah, you finding some examples, and completely ignoring examples of China doing the ba
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
I highly doubt it's 9kW, that would require some crazy cooling.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> Today we are even more closed than CCP No, we're not. Not even close. Please stop with the obvious deranged takes.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Great rebuttal. You're so convincing.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
And who will pay for all the expensive AI hardware? We're getting into the crazy phase of hundred billion dollar data centers. Just because R1 was trained cheaply, doesn't mean that this architecture cannot be trained on a very ex
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
How is president ordering to work from the office or resign - an end to democracy? This narrative is pure bs.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Those are distillations of the model.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
You call R1 a small model? It's a 671-billion parameter model.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Nonsense. There have been 3 or 4 major cable cuttings by anchor dragging in just a few weeks. All connected to Russia.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Brotli and lzo1b have good compression ratios and pretty fast decompression speeds. Compression speed should not matter that much, since you only do it once. https://quixdb.github.io/squash-benchmark/ There even more o
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
It was never implausible, it has always been the most likely the most straightforward theory. A lab that worked on gain of function of coronaviruses. All other theories sound as made up bs.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
"When software development becomes more efficient, the ROI of any given software project increases, which unlocks more projects." - this is just wrong. It assumes every company hiring software developers has infinite scope. In rea

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