lowbatt

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   by lowbatt 8mo ago

   It'd be a good way to lose money at the moment. Probably not too far off in the future it would make sense though
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   by lowbatt 8mo ago

   that's correct. Also Kalshi does pay out interest on, and Poly does on a few markets
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   by lowbatt 8mo ago

   the LLMs would get crushed
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   by lowbatt 8mo ago

   I like it! I was interested in this idea too and made a video where some of the previous top LLMs play against each other https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsvcoUxGFmQ&t=2s
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   by lowbatt 1y ago

   good idea, will test that out
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   by lowbatt 1y ago

   you're right. For my purposes, I was thinking of something I could use if I wanted to manufacture a new (smallish) product
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   by lowbatt 1y ago

   If I wanted to run this locally at somewhat decent speeds, is an RK3588S board (like OrangePi 5) the cheapest option?
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   by lowbatt 1y ago

   the latest thing I've seen: https://www.npr.org/2025/05/20/nx-s1-5405022/fake-summer-rea...
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   I Made a Poker Competition for AI Chatbots(mattweekend.com)

   1 points by lowbatt 1y ago|0 comments
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    by lowbatt 2y ago

    interesting, will check that out. thanks!
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    by lowbatt 2y ago

    Maybe a little off topic, but is there a way for a distributed app to connect to one of the LLM companies (OpenAI, etc.) without the unencrypted data hitting an in-between proxy server? An app I'm building uses LLMs to process messages