ngl999

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by ngl999 13d ago
Still censored, no thanks.
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by ngl999 27d ago
I wouldn't think of giant organizations like Apple and Google as mere individuals that can exercise human emotions such as complacency.
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by ngl999 28d ago
Likely the place where people are "willing to trade privacy for convenience", according to Baidu's CEO.
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by ngl999 28d ago
It's known that some Chinese mobile apps employ this trick to keep the app alive in the background, the rumor is that this way the 'active user' KPI can be better met. edit: quantity qualifier
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by ngl999 28d ago
Just curious, why silent sound would allow fingerprinting? What are they sampling if it can't be heard?
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by ngl999 1mo ago
That is given, vendors actually _know_ what exact practical applications they are building for.
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by ngl999 1mo ago
that "collaborate" means US GPUs and training set, then deployed in censored data centers for profit
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by ngl999 1mo ago
When one needs money, an infinitely remote goal is the best cause.
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by ngl999 1mo ago
Only to to find out they end up in a much worse place
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by ngl999 1mo ago
It's censored and it'll spread certain kind of narrative all over the world.
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by ngl999 2mo ago
Probably not real 5.6 Sol
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by ngl999 2mo ago
what relation does a username string have to the observations I made?
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by ngl999 2mo ago
> I don’t see how that ties to censorship inside of China. LLMs are parrots, when they are trained on English data they behave like English / western speakers which carries the __western__ values. China would never want a shiny mode
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by ngl999 2mo ago
> doesn’t really decrease or affect the appeal of these models to the rest of the world Anyone who tried using Chinese models for serious programming tasks ditch them quickly if they have a choice. > I don’t think the CCP is restricti
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by ngl999 2mo ago
No, the Chinese tech companies routinely super optimize for a given 'famous' or 'established' or 'mainstream' benchmarks. Any other concern is secondary. In other words, they look good on surface, but suck when
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by ngl999 2mo ago
China is taking the moral high ground when Anthropic bans users from China. But if Anthropic didn't do it, the GFW would have surely banned Anthropic because Claude will say lots of things that do not agree with the official narrative.
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by ngl999 2mo ago
> Putting cheap AI in the world creates demand for cloud services No, Alibaba doesn't have the right amount of hardware to serve these models. The part that benefits Alibaba in these open models is to maintain its public reputation
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by ngl999 2mo ago
They won't. China doesn't have the training capacity and the quality data sets, the former because of access to fabs, the latter because of internal censorship that is getting worse by day. Simple as that.