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by g-mork 6mo ago
It is hilarious, because it is blinded by our own self-imposed optics. It has been our policy to import droves of immigrant workers who have little hope but to take up gig economy jobs often illegally and remain fixed at the same (or worse)
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by g-mork 6mo ago
This is a hilarious comparison given Amsterdam's own history with regard to immigration. Not even historically but contemporarily too.. Just Eat, probably the largest employer of bargain bucket labour across Europe today is headquarter
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by g-mork 6mo ago
It's possible that it's simply paranoia, but moments where Opus starts acting like Haiku seem to correlate with periods of higher latency and HTTP errors. Don't like reporting this because it's so hand-wavy and conspirat
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by g-mork 6mo ago
Oops, fixed
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by g-mork 6mo ago
Speaking only personally of course, I'm completely over the chat idiom in almost every way. Where is all this future demand coming from? By the time Android lands a God mode ultimate voice assistant it's pretty much guaranteed I w
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by g-mork 6mo ago
My answer to this is simply rolling back to the pro plan for interactive usage in the coming month, and forcefully cutting myself over to one of the alternative Chinese models to just get over the hump and normalise API pricing at a sensibl
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by g-mork 6mo ago
250 ms f/4 ISO 512000 in case anyone was wondering. I wonder if they applied any denoise, it looks great for such high ISO
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by g-mork 6mo ago
Saw a comment here yesterday referencing the Attention Is All You Need paper title in a tongue in cheek way. Kinda fun to imagine the friend/romance angle is just a bunch of socially awkward folk at OpenAI misinterpreting the original
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by g-mork 6mo ago
Another instinctual reaction here. This specific formulation pops out of AI all the time, there might as well have been an emdash in the title
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by g-mork 6mo ago
That etched 3 colour look to this very day remains the peak of modern aesthetic for me. Thought it was so cool and sophisticated when I was 12
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US bans new foreign-made consumer Internet routers(bbc.com)
26 points by g-mork 6mo ago|10 comments
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by g-mork 6mo ago
I've read so much trump spam recently that on reading this my first thought was that you misspelled winning hehe Planet announced last week there will be a 14 day delay on all commercial satellite imagery from the middle east. It shock
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by g-mork 6mo ago
This is far too simplistic, you can't discuss perf per watt unless you're talking about a job running at any decent level of utilisation. Numbers like that only matter for larger scale high utilisation services, meanwhile Intel bo
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by g-mork 6mo ago
CPU compute is infinity times less expensive and much easier to work with in general
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The 'number station' sending mystery messages to Iran(ft.com)
11 points by g-mork 6mo ago|5 comments
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Anthropic Claims Pentagon Feud Could Cost It Billions(wired.com)
3 points by g-mork 6mo ago|1 comments
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by g-mork 7mo ago
Yep same, I'd sooner starve than cut my Anthropic sub
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by g-mork 7mo ago
Don't forget Wine ships a faithful notepad.exe reimplementation. It should run just fine on Windows edit: just checked the version that ships with Steam on Linux, yep, works great in a VM
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by g-mork 7mo ago
How does this compare to Parakeet, which runs wonderfully on CPU?
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by g-mork 7mo ago
The massive DC overbuild matches demand, prices normalise somewhat in 3-5 years. The massive DC overbuild does not match demand, prices tank in 3-5 years. Third possibility: some approach like Taalas renders the current storyline meaningles
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by g-mork 7mo ago
What would that achieve? Here, have 1.5% discount on your subnet purchase
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by g-mork 7mo ago
The way I imagine it in 2-4 years we're going to be hit with a triple glut of better architecture, massive oversupply of hardware and potentially one or two hardware efforts like this really taking off. It's pretty crazy we'r
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by g-mork 7mo ago
how do you make CC talk via a proxy? I had a few googles for this and got nowhere
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by g-mork 7mo ago
I do like the idea of an aftermarket of ancient LLM chips that still have tons of useful life on text processing tasks etc. They don't talk about their architecture much, I wonder how well power can scale down. 200W for such a small mo
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by g-mork 7mo ago
One of these things, however old, coupled with robust tool calling is a chip that could remain useful for decades. Baking in incremental updates of world knowledge isn't all that useful. It's kinda horrifying if you think about it
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by g-mork 7mo ago
The irony with Zitron is that summarising his astoundingly verbose anti-AI articles is one of the most consistently productive uses I've had for AI
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by g-mork 7mo ago
cool story! how does this problem differ from the positioning requirements in e.g. DVD or blu-ray
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by g-mork 7mo ago
You're not "rolling your own client." You're using a subscription that prices in a specific usage pattern, the one mediated by their client, and trying to route around it to extract more value than you're paying for
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by g-mork 7mo ago
Imagine having a finite pool of GPUs worth more than their weight in gold, and an infinite pool of users obsessed with running as many queries against those GPUs in parallel as possible, mostly to review and generate copious amounts of spam
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by g-mork 7mo ago
Far more usable (and older AFAIK) site: https://european-alternatives.eu/

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