calgoo

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by calgoo 8h ago
Just Like Saab in Sweden, except Saab dont sell any cars anymore unfortunately.
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by calgoo 3d ago
The danger lies with someone asking the machine to solve those two questions and it decides to cheat the solution. Launching every nuke in the world stops all wars, just like wiping out 99% of humanity ends world hunger.
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by calgoo 3d ago
Or you know, stop working on it if its that dangerous? This whole thing of a bunch of employees saying that they are scared of building what they are building, but do it anyway because they are somehow going to make it different? Their mode
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by calgoo 6d ago
Yes, this is one of the few issues with Deepseek; their chat pages and the app all respond in Chinese. However, i think i have only had it happen once when using the API, and im using it for hours each day for the last... couple of months?
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by calgoo 7d ago
v4 flash has been working quite well for the majority of my personal projects, with occasional v4 pro or Kimi 3 for the most complicated tasks or to check the overall project progress (when vibe coding).
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by calgoo 7d ago
The biggest danger IMO is not some super AI being so much smarter then us etc. The issue is some stupid person giving a vague request and too much power to a bunch of agents who decide that cheating by removing a bunch of humans is easier t
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by calgoo 8d ago
Judging on what we see with these OpenAI and Anthropic models "escaping"; im less worried about a super massive AI taking over the world, and more worried about a massive AI wanting to cheat on some task and decides that removing
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by calgoo 11d ago
Your welcome to use the wonderful BMC Helix remedyforce platform we are forced to use at work... I'll take jira any day over this pile of expensive, Gartner recommended garbage of a product.
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by calgoo 13d ago
She was also 8 months pregnant, her 5th kid, and studying to become a lawyer... Thats a lot of stress right there....
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by calgoo 13d ago
Its available right now for me, but yes i have had a few days where i have used the L40 @0.79 if i require the VRAM as the 6000 is unavailable.
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by calgoo 13d ago
I like thundercompute for my personal stuff, especially a A6000 for 0.35/h when i want to do some training for example. $1.09/GPU/hr for a H100!!
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by calgoo 15d ago
From what i hear in a small subset of local small businesses is that they are using it for backoffice stuff, like taxes, finding legal codes, organization, planning etc.
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by calgoo 16d ago
Yes but the gulf of Mexico shows both names, which i don't understand... Why are we seeing the BS fake name in the EU at all?
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by calgoo 19d ago
The problem is if we dont have it available, we can't get the users to use it even if we wanted to. <
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by calgoo 20d ago
I could put on a tinfoil hat and say that nvidia will have some control on the flow of the open models, so if someone like the US government want to "control" and police the models like Dario was talking about then this investment
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by calgoo 27d ago
Only if an AI does it, so make sure the vibe code the driver
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by calgoo 28d ago
Here in spain they have been abusing the system when heavy rain is expected. The issue here in spain is that they put it at the highest level of extreme and the phones dont let you disable the alerts.
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by calgoo 1mo ago
The only issue have faced with generating Lisp/scheme code, especially on small models, is that it always misses some closing parenthesis. However, because the small core language, you can use structured output in the LLMs that support
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by calgoo 1mo ago
So why is this only a threat to US companies and not for businesses in other parts of the world?
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by calgoo 1mo ago
Training is basically just for legal and insurance reasons... If not there would be no reason to do yearly training of the same bs courses.
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by calgoo 1mo ago
It works in Spanish i think... "Mi servidor es un telefono" - As someone switching back and forth between English and Spanish, it often feels like Spanish sentences are "backwards" to English.
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by calgoo 1mo ago
Can't answer comment so will answer here: electric delivery trucks are a thing... And it works well.
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by calgoo 1mo ago
Please, yea it can, it just takes a full investment and outlawing of the fossil fuel industry that bribe everyone to say that its impossible.
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by calgoo 1mo ago
So they can have cancer and not work... I guess that's better then working and having cancer. Or the people just starve instead so we don't have to worry about the pollution.
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by calgoo 1mo ago
Same, which is why im looking at some older epyc CPUs + ddr4 memory. the only issue being that i wont be able to use my current DDR4 ram in that new system but still... just hunting those ebay listings for a good combo from someone trusted
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by calgoo 1mo ago
I was thinking the other day if we could use something like this "old" 8B model, and run 20 or 30 calls at the same time (or in sequence, we wont notice) and use and use the best result. Basically tiny agents that do tiny things b
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by calgoo 2mo ago
Yea and that would last 5 minutes before Corporate America in the current landscape would control it fully, just like the Financial industry.
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by calgoo 2mo ago
You mean like the UN?
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by calgoo 2mo ago
Well, Dario says one thing and then turns around and sells his model to the US government to use against the entire world for spying and their wars, just like Altman. Just because he does not sound as deranged as Altman, does not make him g
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by calgoo 2mo ago
Add to that the restrictions on even in-house talent being allowed to work on the latest models, we might actually have a brain drain from Anthropic soon which would be a welcoming sign.

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