raxxor

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by raxxor 2y ago
That is semantics and they are strongly comparable with their input and output. Distillation is different to finetuning. Sure, you could say that only running the 600+b model is running "the real thing"...
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by raxxor 2y ago
You can run the quantized versions of DeepSeek locally with normal hardware just fine, even with very good performance. I have it running just now. With a decent consumer gaming GPU you can already get quite far. It is quite interesting tha
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by raxxor 2y ago
Mastodon mods being that happy to ban people is the reason for me I never even bothered. And their behavior reflects on any instance, technically correct or not. I can just as well use a Discord channel because economic interests are at lea
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by raxxor 2y ago
Surprised they didn't rename it to "Golf Of Peace And Freedom And Cuba".
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by raxxor 2y ago
> Your idea of a perfect date is explaining why everyone should run their own email server That is the price for living in a better world! I have a young account because I forgot the pwd of my old one and that is probably because for my
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by raxxor 2y ago
The Chinese company also released the means to correct this though.
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by raxxor 2y ago
The CEO did gave a statement about their motivation. Could be a lie, but he delivered and it is also vastly more sensible that what we often hear from other companies. Google and Meta are an exception for this space though. Also, because no
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by raxxor 2y ago
Which is ironic because Google needs to improve their reputation about sunsetting early. This is one of the main arguments for why many businesses for why they do not employ their alternatives
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by raxxor 2y ago
Or any leading CEO in recent times. Could of course be the usual deceit, but at least in this case he already delivered. All I heard from OpenAI was that we need regulation which maybe happen to fit their business interest.
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by raxxor 2y ago
The thinking is quite fascinating though, I love reading it. Especially when it notices something must be wrong. It will probably be very helpful to refine answer for itself and other models. It does add latency of course, but I still think
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by raxxor 2y ago
That was perhaps a bit too general, but aside from meta and Google they didn't share their research and tried to sell AI products as fast as possible and tried to lobby legislation to keep their head start. I would also include nvidia
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by raxxor 2y ago
Not on my machine currently, I use the 14b Q4 model I think, which delivers very good answers. I run a 4060 with 16gb memory and performance is quite good. I used the largest model that was recommended with this amount of VRAM, I think it w
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by raxxor 2y ago
Oh yes, I am firmly on Team China here because US companies got too greedy. Meta is an exception here though and they also propelled AI development massively. DeepSeek is awesome. Any AI task yet implemented in our business can be run from
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by raxxor 2y ago
Is there already something more advanced than langchain? I haven't really seen many integrated AI applications aside from bots of course.
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by raxxor 2y ago
Did Microsoft fire engineers? I heard they had difficulties recruiting ones in the first place. We still have no AIs developing anything, they aren't even sensibly integrated in workflows where only written texts need to be parsed and
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by raxxor 2y ago
> Where have I heard this before? Maybe in EU legislation where this privileged access is now mandated by law for every certified fact checker. Although these aren't conventional fact checkers, they just "flag" content. &g
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by raxxor 2y ago
To be honest, they aren't the ones that started it. I remember sites like reddit removing subs with fans of Donald Trump and Twitter censorships was very prevalent as well. You might disagree that liking Trump is a good choice, I canno
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by raxxor 2y ago
I believe there was a lot of interest that wanted to contain user voices as much as possible. Some say there would be something like a professional critic. For literature that certainly is true since you can only draw comparisons by being f
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by raxxor 2y ago
I think they have a responsibility to honor the constitutions of respective countries and not do that at all. Seriously, this undermines my belief that an international institution like Europol can work if not heavily constrained to be a br
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by raxxor 2y ago
I doubt this is meant as a nazi salute at all. This is click and outrage bait. I did not flag this article, but I believe many question the honesty here.
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by raxxor 2y ago
Nah, that won't do it. Even if you had a rare false positive rate, it would be significantly higher for players with a profile similar to ones that trigger bans. It would be even worse than the bans some developers hand out now because
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by raxxor 2y ago
True and I do distribute machines where I can and people are generally very happy about it. MacOS is still a very useful system compared to iOS. I hope they adapt the latter to the former and not the other way around.
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by raxxor 2y ago
Basically the idea of hardware/software attestation. This is the "security" people try to sell you with secure boot mechanisms and signed software. Don't use media that relies on it for your own sake.
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by raxxor 2y ago
Anyone who wants to learn coding cannot do so in a locked down environment. This is why an iPad is actually detrimental to digital competency in the long run compared to personal computers. They aren't even safer, since these devices o
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by raxxor 2y ago
That isn't true. People made fun of software that showed ads. Exception was shareware, but it did that only for the software itself. The braindead hordes accepting things they couldn't really understand did have a negative effect
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by raxxor 2y ago
I cannot say that this works as flawless as some would advertise, with just as script running every 90 days. Some services do not load certificates while running and must be restarted. That alone can be a hassle. Some software now uses shor
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by raxxor 2y ago
Crowd funded knowledge worked brilliantly for a time, people generally didn't try to manipulate it for political goals. These times sadly seem to be over. Sure, it was never perfect and there still was bias, but today wikipedia is very
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by raxxor 2y ago
Iran lost influence in Lebanon and Syria and these countries, for now at least, pose a much smaller threat to Israel. Perhaps we will even see normalizations in the nearer future. Leaders in the middle east are also driven by their constitu
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by raxxor 2y ago
The Hebron, Mufti of Jerusalem and arab nationalism. The recent synagogue attacks, the examples are so countless that we even have an extra word for it. Oy vey, indeed, if you think that underlines your point.
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by raxxor 2y ago
> Taking hostages has practical benefits. So is leveling a country if you want to demonstrate consequences of an attack. We should not argue like this, but this is the level you propose and demand with your justifications for terrorist a

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