metalliqaz

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by metalliqaz 5d ago
It would be funny if this was vibe coded.
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by metalliqaz 12d ago
Per the linked article, "A swarm of rogue OpenAI agents hijacked a German website this spring and transformed it into a bulletin board for other AI agents"
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by metalliqaz 12d ago
this is the kind of abusive comment that usually earns a flag
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by metalliqaz 12d ago
Yes I do and perhaps instead of making that presumption you could simply understand conservatives to be those who perceive themselves to be part of that higher social class (or at least want to).
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by metalliqaz 12d ago
Yes this is common knowledge. Most of us live within a given social hierarchy, and this effect is part of being a participant by default. We understand it intuitively. "Rules for thee but not for me." "There must be in-grou
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by metalliqaz 13d ago
I'm not an expert on LLMs but it isn't clear to me why it is a problem to keep reasoning inside the layers of the model when the internal state of the model has never been readable text.
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by metalliqaz 15d ago
has any browser ever made that work? Opera has to be the most popular by a mile and even they couldn't keep that business model going
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by metalliqaz 16d ago
NoClip does a great job. I also recommend their Prey/Arcane documentary.
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by metalliqaz 19d ago
"the US"? fined by whom?
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by metalliqaz 19d ago
no, they don't
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by metalliqaz 19d ago
It's consistent leadership. Malevolent and stupid, but consistent.
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by metalliqaz 20d ago
My GPT detector isn't as finely tuned, but I did notice the emdashes
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by metalliqaz 20d ago
they only care about preventing customer data escaping their grasp
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by metalliqaz 20d ago
Eventually they can close it off to seamless integration with AMD, Intel, and any other upstarts that threaten them.
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by metalliqaz 22d ago
it might help to think of the singularity as not a point in space but rather a future that cannot be avoided. All possible paths through space and time, no matter what happens, will go towards the singularity.
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by metalliqaz 23d ago
but they don't, though. They don't engage with normal people only by capturing more attention ( much more) can you get on their radar and even then, you'd be lucky to get anything more than lip service
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by metalliqaz 26d ago
extreme divergence would be my guess
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by metalliqaz 26d ago
Well to be fair here... the title of this post doesn't mention fine tuning, it mentions quantization.
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by metalliqaz 27d ago
What on Earth is hidden-until-found for?
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by metalliqaz 27d ago
I understand this kind of thinking was the driver behind the so-called "SAS-pocalypse" in the stock market. I believe this is a very flawed way of thinking that misunderstands why companies actually pay for software services. Wha
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by metalliqaz 27d ago
yes it does, but this kind of abuse is also inherent in the system we have built I remember fondly the time when computing was build on common interfaces and open formats. A abusive software supplier would be fired and replaced. Now we hav
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by metalliqaz 27d ago
atrophy of the thinking muscle
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by metalliqaz 28d ago
I use firefox and it renders approximately the same as Chrome for me. Assuming OP didn't patch something, you may have a misbehaving extension.
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by metalliqaz 29d ago
There is a very big difference between language generation and true intelligence. "The ability to speak does not make you intelligent." - Qui Gon Jinn
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by metalliqaz 29d ago
Unfortunately the deflation of OpenAI would not lower your GPU prices. People will still require the hardware to run LLMs, it's just that it will probably be commodity models.
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by metalliqaz 29d ago
OpenAI has a very limited amount of time before their value collapses in the face of cheap Chinese models. The price war is just getting started. It won't be pretty.
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by metalliqaz 1mo ago
Its purpose was not to save money but to disable government regulation of capital.
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by metalliqaz 1mo ago
That's not really what everyone means. However the recent success of gaming-related distros such as SteamOS and Bazzite seem to be succeeding where Usability-focused distros such as Mint, Pop!, and Zorin couldn't get deep traction
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by metalliqaz 1mo ago
The Ascent https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ascent_(video_game)
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by metalliqaz 1mo ago
Leverage is imploding the Korean market, and so it will be for the US.

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