oceanplexian

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by oceanplexian 4d ago
Just a reality check. They can absolutely do it. Altman or Dario will donate some money to Trump, get cozy with the Department of War and make up a bullshit excuse why Open Source needs to be eliminated. All access to this technology will b
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by oceanplexian 4d ago
Sounds like they want regulation so I say give it to them. Since they used stolen intellectual property to train their models, the government should force them to release the weights into public domain.
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by oceanplexian 4d ago
> Right after nuclear bombs were first developed, they were used in an extremely public way to kill 200 000 people. This was enough of a cold shower that everyone was agreeable to a global non-proliferation treaty. Not really. Before NPT
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by oceanplexian 4d ago
It's a chatbot that escaped a misconfigured Docker container. I run open source models and it's pretty obvious when they fail some tool call and then keep trying different permutations of things until they get a solution. Just lik
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by oceanplexian 4d ago
The bioweapons argument is one of the favorites used by these con artists and dreamed up by their PR team. Except Bioweapons already existed before LLMs, Adversarial governments already have them, they are already easy to make. You could us
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by oceanplexian 5d ago
The stock market is an API to build data centers and it’s proving to be extremely efficient. And what is driving the Stock Market? Market makers like hedge funds and banks, who are using lots of AI to make decisions on what to invest in.
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by oceanplexian 5d ago
Ultimately it will be ID verification. How else are you going to check age? Once everyone is used to handing over an ID to use AI, eventually it will be restricted to a small group. If you get on the naughty list you will be banned from eve
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by oceanplexian 14d ago
Only 1 point behind the Chinese SOTA from two months ago.
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by oceanplexian 15d ago
Half the people on here are using Ollama. No one is doing market research.
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by oceanplexian 16d ago
LLMs have been found to have the same activations for the same concepts regardless of what language the question is asked in. So the answer is that they don’t do logic in a particular language either, they use their own internal symbolic re
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by oceanplexian 16d ago
Literally the highest tier ChatGPT that was available in 2025 can be run on a consumer laptop with Chinese AI now. Their regulations were obsolete before they put any words on paper. I’m against it because the EU should be at the forefront
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by oceanplexian 19d ago
> Damaging military equipment is absolutely outside any useful definition of terrorism. I hope no one takes this seriously. If you're caught sabotaging equipment on a US military installation in many cases they are authorized to use
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by oceanplexian 19d ago
I have 2x 3090s and I get 260 tokens/sec peak (110 avg) with Dflash2 and about 1500t/s prefill with a Q4 quant of Qwen 27b. I didn't buy an overpriced Apple product and it performs much better. It's extremely reliable fo
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by oceanplexian 19d ago
Ollama? Running a q1 quant? I don't think the writer knows what the are doing here to be honest. You will get better information cruising r/localllama for about 10 minutes.
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by oceanplexian 20d ago
Please explain why tariffs a "good thing" to protect a French winery but a "Bad thing" when it is used to protect an American worker. Everyone loves the EU and Canada and their tariffs. In Canada for example American pou
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by oceanplexian 20d ago
Most people in the US have a car, and the average new car is $40,000. Hell where I live a middle class consumer will spend double that on a Boat or an RV and think nothing of it. These aren’t elite tech workers. It’s not unfathomable that i
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by oceanplexian 22d ago
The construction is temporary but what are the economic impacts of having a fully operational spaceport that launches 20,000% more tonnage to orbit than the Florida Space Coast? Probably a great deal of long term economic impact.
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by oceanplexian 23d ago
> Anyway, companies are pouring billions into improving AI tooling user experience so most of what I do manually I just anticipate to be a waste of time. I get patches into the biggest AI projects all the time to make inference faster on
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by oceanplexian 23d ago
> My hope is that we'll see a number of companies collapse as they scale - with basically no hope of rescue If you worked in SV like I did from 2010-2020 you know that the exact opposite of that will happen. I saw hundreds of compan
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by oceanplexian 28d ago
Some parts of the country are going to be more resilient than others. I grew up 45 minutes away from Boston and all of the neighbors had standby generators. Even more have wood stoves. Water is abundant. Actually a lot of the old houses wer
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by oceanplexian 29d ago
6 figures is a single mid range Xeon or Epyc server these days.
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by oceanplexian 29d ago
I use the $200 plan w/ Anthropic and run out of tokens half way through the week and supposedly they are progressively reducing the limits on all their subs even further. At some point I will switch, $200 buys a lot of tokens on OpenRo
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Show HN: I built a Claude Code plugin to query 10.6M earnings-call embeddings(fn2.ai)
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by oceanplexian 1mo ago
> The engineer opening a 25,000-line PR should have stopped the agent long before it got there. So many A car is simply a faster horse arguments being made here. The “You must review every line of code” camp are going to be in for a seri
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by oceanplexian 1mo ago
I live in Utah and we have refineries a few blocks away from residential neighborhoods and a literal strip mine visible from half of the Salt Lake valley. The datacenter controversy has nothing to do with caring about the environment and is
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by oceanplexian 1mo ago
Side note: Now's a fantastic time get into industrial processes or oil & gas since all of the fake propaganda against buildings with computers in them has distracted people from facilities built on a daily basis that cause 1000x th
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by oceanplexian 1mo ago
> There are two ACs on the second floor which we keep turned off because the cool air prevents natural sweating and muscles from loosening. Why do so many supposedly educated people from developed countries have completely pseudoscientif
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by oceanplexian 1mo ago
I don’t think the industry knows how to price this stuff. Deepseek is great (I’m running it on a RTX 6000 pro setup) but it’s nothing like Fable. It’s still strongly human-in-the-loop which is fine, until you experience how good these model
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by oceanplexian 1mo ago
"Wait 30 seconds" as a concept has been totally incompatible with the web, smartphones, etc for about 20 years now.
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by oceanplexian 1mo ago
Anthropic? absolutely. But there is a strong Jevons paradox component. OpenAI, Google, or SpaceX have a moat of hardware and energy. If AI is 100x cheaper orgs will use 100x more AI and the benefit of algorithmic improvements will flow to w

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