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i5heu
4d ago
This is the theological discussion if god exists all and how we should act over again.
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16d ago
8 biillion * 1400 watts = 11.2 terawatts current global average electricity production = approximately 3.6 terawatts But then again these systems do not use 1400 watts all the time. We would probably have much more then 11.2 terawatts deman
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Pokémon Shock (1997)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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20d ago
I like to test new releases that are story heavy. I also like 4K with 90 to 120fps which leads me most of the time to use almost minimal settings. Look at steam hardware reviews. My setup is quite the default thing. Games optimize for it
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i5heu
22d ago
My 6 year old mediocre gaming PC is still a mediocre gaming PC. I expect it to stay a mediocre gaming PC for the next 3 years maybe 5 years. 16GB RAM RTX 3060 TI (8 GB VRAM)
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i5heu
23d ago
It cannot be bad advice because learning something even slightly valuable is always good in a vacuum (as you mentioned) Since he has not given any reference point it is equally as good advice as „just learn everything slightly valuable“. So
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Therapy for the Vibe-Coded Brain [video]
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1mo ago
"common sense" is common sense because it is not "specialised sense" or "expert sense" So if politicians base their decisions on "common sense", they confess to not being able to use experts that refi
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1mo ago
In OpenRouter there are Zero Retention options. And if you use a EU provider you can be somewhat sure that your privacy is given. Other than that there is not really a difference to renting a GPU since the GPU provider can also just steal y
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2mo ago
Looks like 27b models are in reach. > “In the current generation, our density is 8 billion parameters on the hard wired part of the chip., plus the SRAM to allow us to do KV caches, adaptations like fine tuning, and etc. In our next gene
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2mo ago
Looking at their career page it looks like they do not care that much about PR at the moment... considering that they have a live chat with 14000t/s via Llama 3.1 8B[0] i don't really think they need to do PR either. So i guess ma
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2mo ago
> This Kimi K3 had only one prompt, because I was using the free tier and it ran out of free credits. So I was not able to go on a Journey with Kimi K3. I did with Fable, which is why some elements on Fable look good… for instance there
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3mo ago
Also I imagine it pretty difficult to get good data from that because of all the muscles that do stuff if put in water and you would hold your breath. There is no way people will put up with that.
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3mo ago
I think it is because they want something that feels nice so people will go there more often? So they get more data of the same person over time.
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3mo ago
And slide 25, although it is questionable if this is really the result of such a device like Midjourney is presenting. If it is then wow!
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3mo ago
At least in Germany we have “Bio” which is a organic label that is controlled at least somewhat.
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3mo ago
It was just an example. You probably can imagine some kind of level you would consider definitly conscious. I recomend focusing on designing Tests before rigid definitions of states of tests. - it is much clearer that way what is asked from
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3mo ago
A lot of this is because food is hard. For example: people in developing countries throw away more food then in developed countries although it is relative to their income much more value. The reason is because they often do not own fridges
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3mo ago
I’ve seen definitions that I like they where in the direction of „if a system can recognize a problem it has not encountered before and can attempt to solve it with onto the problem adapted solutions, then it is conscious“ But then again th
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3mo ago
It might not even need a transformer. A specific pattern of self-referencing data could be seen (or not) as low-level consciousness in the future, when we know what consciousness exactly is. It might be that stockfish is already something f
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3mo ago
So, if I understand this correctly, this paper proves that LLMs can run on crude VMs?
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3mo ago
This is not at all how all of this works. If you train an AI in one thing it will become better in the other.
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Consciousness in AI: Insights from the Science of Consciousness (2023)
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3mo ago
> What information goes out of the system which is novel? I think there is very little truly novel information. Most information including the information of "breakthrough idea after mis-hearing someone" is just a mix of previo
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3mo ago
And humans just work with some electrons that are fired via neurons. If you limit yourself to reductionism you will not see emergence and thus human consciousness is impossible for humans.
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4mo ago
I would like to read it! Please publish it!
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4mo ago
Yes I did and it is no problem at all.
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4mo ago
You have to consider that you do not own the product from bambu. So to say you spend significantly less money for a product that will be changed whenever bambu sees fit to whatever extend they see fit. I regret my bambu purchase a lot. I ha
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4mo ago
AFAIK there is some inflammation potential if earplugs are used all night everyday. https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/advice-wearing-ea...
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5mo ago
You just use docker. It is like 4 lines of config for Postgres, the only line you need to change is on which path Postgres should store the data.
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