samvher

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by samvher 6d ago
Have you been able to find information on which languages are explicitly supported by this API? I'm having a hard time finding that out.
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by samvher 6d ago
Yes and many forms of electricity generation evaporate water as well
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by samvher 6d ago
I also noticed this on 2 accounts - did not take as careful notes as you did unfortunately. But I'm fairly confident - both of these are accounts where I care about the interactions not being used for training. What's kind of stil
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Stealing Reasoning Traces from Proprietary LLM APIs(arxiv.org)
9 points by samvher 1mo ago|0 comments
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by samvher 3mo ago
Interesting challenge. 1 - I worked abroad and wasn't really familiar with the systems there. Gemini made me aware of a kind of pension account that I could withdraw from when I left the country netting me a few thousand dollars. 2 - W
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by samvher 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/ainRf
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What we know about the plan to give Americans an equity stake in AI(ft.com)
4 points by samvher 3mo ago|2 comments
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by samvher 1y ago
Yes I was very surprised after the whole "scandal" around ChatGPT becoming too sycophantic that there was this massive change in tone from the last preview model (05-06) to the 06-05/GA model. The tone is really off-putting,
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by samvher 1y ago
https://ppc.cs.aalto.fi/ covers some of this (overlapping with the topics the person you responded to mentioned, but not covering all, and including some others)
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by samvher 1y ago
If the only moat really will be the scale of computation resources, that's great news for users, because it will be an extremely competitive market where prices will be driven down very effectively. I suspect that model quality/vi
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by samvher 1y ago
How did you go about learning this? It's something that I've been thinking I might be interested in picking up.
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by samvher 2y ago
I can't tell if you're insinuating that Singapore is a pass-through for H100's heading towards China or whether there is some significant development taking place in Singapore that I'm unaware of?
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by samvher 2y ago
What's happening definitely makes me nervous, but "at best a WW3-event and at worst an extinction-event" seems a bit much. Mainly because there are a _lot_ of unknowns. Better try to get comfortable with just riding this out.
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by samvher 2y ago
https://archive.ph/fK0Tr
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Matt Levine: Sure Elon Musk Might Buy OpenAI(bloomberg.com)
8 points by samvher 2y ago|1 comments
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by samvher 2y ago
I'm trying to parse the idea of "a collective agreement" but can't fully wrap my head around how that would work. It seems to me more like the lack of a "Walmart Law" is a result of e.g. lack of economies of sc
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by samvher 2y ago
For me the excitement is that around the o3 announcement I had a feeling like we were heading to an OpenAI / Sam Altman controlled dystopia. This resets that - you can run the model yourself, you can modify it yourself, it's essen
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by samvher 2y ago
Given what we just saw in terms of the DeepSeek team squeezing a lot of extra performance out of more efficient implementation on GPU, and the model still being optimized for GPU rather than CPU - is it unreasonable to think that in the $6k
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by samvher 2y ago
I don't think the part about the market reaction is too surprising, for COVID it took a while for the market to react as well. Seeing that DeepSeek-R1 has benchmark scores like o1 is not the same as seeing that people actually like it,
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by samvher 2y ago
It crashed all the way back to June 2024 levels, eons of progress wiped out
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by samvher 2y ago
My interpretation is that yes in the long haul, lower energy/hardware requirements might increase demand rather than decrease it. But right now, DeepSeek has demonstrated that the current bottleneck to progress is _not_ compute, which
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by samvher 2y ago
A bit like humanoid robotics - not the most efficient, cheapest, easiest etc, but highly compatible with existing environments designed for humans and hence can be integrated very generically
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by samvher 2y ago
What kind of preparation are you suggesting?
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by samvher 2y ago
I followed the drama. The point I was (somewhat unsuccessfully) trying to make was that while, sure, there were groups who wanted him back (mainly the groups with vested financial interests and associated leverage), my sense was that the wa
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by samvher 2y ago
Define everyone. I was delighted when they fired him. I don't believe he has humanity's best interest at heart.
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by samvher 2y ago
The first few years out of university I consistently had < $10k on my bank account and was traveling as much as I could, with just occasional part time work to "fill up" a few k$. I loved it and couldn't imagine living any
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by samvher 2y ago
What does issues with relationships mean in this context? Also, it sounds like they were traveling for 5 years? Yeah, that does sound like a very long time - I imagine if it had been 1 year or so it might have been a very different story (?
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by samvher 2y ago
100 years later, sure. What about in December 1924?
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by samvher 2y ago
Is ratadj a misspelling of something? I've spent some time in EA circles and I don't know what it is, wondering if I'm missing something.
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Molly White: Cryptocurrency Industry's Unprecedented Election Spending [video](youtube.com)
8 points by samvher 2y ago|0 comments

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