meltyness

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by meltyness 22d ago
are you confident the demand for massive ai datacenters peppered everywhere isn't just some financial gambit? wouldn't you ask for consequences and side-effects that are socially desirable, even if the facility brings no wealth to
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by meltyness 1mo ago
theyre sunsetting the google assistant that can "take me home"
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Google search API replacement costs minimum $30k/year(old.reddit.com)
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by meltyness 2mo ago
... or that the kernel can't be hot reloaded is itself a vulnerability?
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by meltyness 2mo ago
I want an AMA on whoever had an army of upvoter bots on early Reddit such that every front page post would have a dictionary typo.
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by meltyness 2mo ago
without thinking about it or looking at the article, this feels rather radixy
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by meltyness 4mo ago
I would speculate myself instead the more likely thing is related to: - dns cache configuration - wlan power saving which is kind of aggressive since Linux has had some power management issues It's really why I go for a minimal distro,
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by meltyness 5mo ago
Let's see the pool's at $88M with $670 average buy-in, so each of the 132k buyers will owe $15,000-$60,000 of outstanding debt so they can support solvency and to keep airline prices down, and become buyers in the not particularly
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by meltyness 5mo ago
... and room temperature superconductors! If only we could sort out the feasibility, interdependencies, and priorities, but we just don't know, or well, I just don't know haha.
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by meltyness 5mo ago
It's interesting on the grounds of aligning incentives. It's not interesting due to the fact that it suggests humans are still in the loop of some slow-cycle improvements. That'd never get by any board. In fact, selection of
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by meltyness 6mo ago
https://github.com/ExTV/Podroid/blob/3f7d19dee63e24e0bd36c22... not sure
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by meltyness 6mo ago
I feel like the READMEs for these 3 large popular packages already illustrate tradeoffs better than hacker news argument
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by meltyness 6mo ago
is this token friendly?
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by meltyness 6mo ago
... but then why not a model model to perform that outer analysis and overcome the representations shortcomings of an encoder network?
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by meltyness 7mo ago
vocabulary* *In the code above, we collect all unique characters across the dataset
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by meltyness 7mo ago
You can try and squeeze a free speech absolutism story out of it, but the reality is that this has been a story since Microsoft got into cable news. At that point it was a game of "I'm not slandering you" to chip away at ever
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by meltyness 8mo ago
Apparently been that way for a while haha https://github.com/moby/moby/commit/1cbdaebaa1c2326e57945333...
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by meltyness 8mo ago
It's more of a distribution thing for me really. I'm basically using docker as a package manager since they otherwise distribute through one of those ad-hoc shell scripts that I'd prefer to avoid accidentally breaking Debian
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by meltyness 8mo ago
This is a weakness of docker, a bit, I think. I was rigging this up, myself, and conciscious of the fact that basic docker is "all or none" for container port forwarding because it's for presenting network services, had to di
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by meltyness 8mo ago
Like reddit but nomic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomic
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by meltyness 9mo ago
I mean I'm sure cramming synthetic data and scaling models to enhance like, in-model arithmetic, memory, etc. makes "alignment" appear more complex / model behavior more non-newtonian so to speak, but it's going to
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by meltyness 9mo ago
In security-eze I guess you'd say then that there are AI capabilities that must be kept confidential,... always? Is that enforceable? Is it the government's place? I think current censorship capabilities can be surmounted with jus
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by meltyness 9mo ago
That's an optimistic take, a more pessimistic take is that this is a tactic to lock marketshare for Wing, Zipline, Amazon and stall investment in drone delivery services while production catches up. edit: I'm speculating here that
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by meltyness 9mo ago
Did you watch the YouTube timestamp? Do you know the difference between audience and subject? Do you know that we don't all live in primary school? Can you list any 7 buzz words I've raised that didn't come immediately from t
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by meltyness 9mo ago
I mean this is just one case, I didn't cherry pick this, I peeked at a few previous episodes to find an episode where there was indeed a professor for the feature interview. It's uninteresting because it's basically become a
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by meltyness 9mo ago
You are optimistic about my ability to get things done, and I appreciate that.
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by meltyness 9mo ago
Yeah, we're opining on a segment that I opined is excessively opinionated (i.e., opinions are confidently stated so as to be represented as facts, "half of teachers are using LLMs") but when you look, the "study" is
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by meltyness 9mo ago
It's a national federally funded organization and they want to chat on about justice and fairness, literally asking in order "how does this effect diversity? oh. How about equity? oh. how about inclusion?", and it's such
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by meltyness 9mo ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=oqr95elV5io&t=2108s Probably best to dissect a specimen. I guess really the guy's just hocking his book here, but it's vacuous and packed with opinions and pessimism, and really not
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by meltyness 9mo ago
The first half is usually solid, the back half is, well, usually more opinionated/softer. Lots of interviews with professors who seek to have their opinions represented as facts or members of the public have their plight elevated as se

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