ltbarcly3

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by ltbarcly3 4d ago
Get a better job my guy. Unrelated to AI, why are you living like that it sounds horrible and you can just get another job. I'm happy to help you fix up your resume if you would like.
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by ltbarcly3 5d ago
The nonsense about 'using all the water' and datacenter protests has to be a Chinese psyop. It's so fantastically stupid to protest someone taking an empty field and paying local taxes on it and employing dozens of highly pa
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by ltbarcly3 5d ago
"One of the largest changes in human history has started, why is everyone talking about it?"
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by ltbarcly3 8d ago
They are comparing it to 2 and 3 version old flash/fast versions of models but purely for tok/s. Then only comparing it to Mercury 2 on intelligence. This is very misleading and I suspect this model is basically useless.
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by ltbarcly3 8d ago
I think he's suffering from a sort of static-universe fallacy. People aren't going to keep doing what they are doing, but secretly. What is going to happen is a complete revaluation of things like "finding a counter example
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by ltbarcly3 8d ago
LibreOffice is downloaded by several LLM harnesses like codex so...
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by ltbarcly3 9d ago
Do you live in a fantasy? Amazing
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by ltbarcly3 9d ago
Name one technology society has decided to stop and it stopped. There isn't one. Lots of people have made angry sounds about it, and made doom and gloom predictions about them, but none have ever been stopped. Nuclear hasn't be
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by ltbarcly3 10d ago
I appreciate the sentiment, but I don't think it's an effective orientation to a future world where the AI will be trained anyway. Also, I don't think a PHD of Industrial Sociology is really a job anyone needs to have done, s
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by ltbarcly3 11d ago
Reinforcement learning doesn't make them smarter though, it probably actually reduces their intelligence in some sense, but it does socialize them so that they will tend to behave in ways that are more useful. For example, when you pas
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by ltbarcly3 11d ago
This is going to be annoying to live with. It makes `git status` unable to remind you that you forgot to add a file you created. Those files will hang around when you change branches. If you have CI you'll see that it is failing and
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by ltbarcly3 12d ago
It's not simple to do next token prediction. That IS what is going on. You want something 'deep'. Deep things are often very not complicated. The deep realization is that if you can predict the next token well enough, you
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by ltbarcly3 12d ago
Aww IBM wants to play too. I forgot they were still around.
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by ltbarcly3 16d ago
This was flagged so I think I am vindicated.
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by ltbarcly3 17d ago
Ok is there a version for usb-c? Because that would be 10x or more faster and I have a usb-c port and a usb-c cable at all times.
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by ltbarcly3 17d ago
Oh you aren't generally interested in running MySql apps on VMWare ESX ARM servers hosted in France? The fact that this made it to the main page is either some kind of coordinated effort or bots.
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by ltbarcly3 20d ago
Wasn't there a heinlein or dick story about some bacteria that evolved to eat all the paper so humanity couldn't have books anymore? Like everything is made of plastic, do we want it to start getting moldy?
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by ltbarcly3 20d ago
Until someone can give a cogent definition of what consciousness is, there is no debate. This is a nonsense debate and you should go read Pragmatism the book because you're arguing about nothing.
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by ltbarcly3 22d ago
There is a critical shortage right now, if the AI datacenter boom slows the prices could crash very quickly.
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by ltbarcly3 22d ago
As speed goes up the cost / Mtoken will necessarily go down at roughly the same ratio so it will wash out. The still use hardware or sell hardware value is factored in to the amortized monthly cost, it assumes a 3 year markdown, and d
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by ltbarcly3 22d ago
In the case where you pay for tokens without a subscription, the analysis is still very much not in favor of buying hardware. The assumption previously used was that you can run a Sol level model on an M6 or whatever hardware $20k gives you
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by ltbarcly3 22d ago
I don't think this is accurate. Even using multiple windows in parallel for as many as 5-10 hours per day, I find that I am not fully using my claude max (20x) and chatgpt pro (20x) accounts. I can for sure use up the claude max accou
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by ltbarcly3 23d ago
> The trillion-dollar bet that is being made is: this knowledge won't matter, because LLMs will take up the slack and effectively become the new generation of "developers". It starts give off an aire of hubris that drove p
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by ltbarcly3 24d ago
site is down. debloated too much
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by ltbarcly3 26d ago
Do you think most websites are hitting 100ms? You are picking silly numbers. The real world case is more like 500ms vs 2.5s. The pingdom numbers suggest that is more like 5%. It's very common for pages to take over 5s to load. That
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by ltbarcly3 26d ago
If it was William Gibson everyone would be wearing black jeans, hardly ever use a computer, going on adventures all around the city and talking to members of the opposite sex. For sure that's not where we are.
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by ltbarcly3 26d ago
I can't tell if you are saying the market doesn't care if your software is slow, or quoting someone else. Either way it's objectively false and that has been known for decades. Making users wait is a surefire way to make the
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by ltbarcly3 26d ago
Why is it so slow? Like clicking around this is a very simple site, it seems like the fade in and fade out, besides being jarring and annoying, is just adding load time.
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by ltbarcly3 26d ago
Oh a lot of onshore developers are going to be gone too. I think I've worked with close to 200 software engineers close enough to get a good understanding of their abilities in my 20+ years in the industry. I think the current version
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by ltbarcly3 27d ago
This is actually a complete and fully effective solution with no drawbacks, why did you dummies downvote it?

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