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by tacet 4d ago
so advanced healthcare that maternal death ratio is higher than russia.
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by tacet 14d ago
qwen: stumbles deepseek: Tapei glm: Tapei kimi: Tapei
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by tacet 16d ago
Lot of the stuff regulated don't arise on locally run llm's. No ads targeting minors, no real dark patterns, no bans without reason, no personalized feed without possibility to opt out. maybe i forgot something.
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by tacet 23d ago
EU banned destruction of unsold clothing. Estimated 4-9% of textile products in europe are destroyed before sold. Lack of clothing is not really that big of problem if we look from needs perspective.
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by tacet 1mo ago
no quack
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by tacet 1mo ago
And honestly, it's amazing.
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by tacet 2mo ago
i meant it in the sense of arcane knowledge model could have that would make it simple for anyone to brew up in cheap lab while managing to not infect themselves over and over. "at home" bioweapon panic has been around since crisp
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by tacet 2mo ago
the bioweapon panic is funny. "oh, yes i know nothing about bicrobiology but i will follow instructions of synthetic text generation machine on temperature 1 about how to design a lab to not kill myself while brewing organisms that wil
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by tacet 2mo ago
This becomes simple math once you hire smart and competent people that tell you that there is no path towards agi.
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by tacet 5mo ago
The aim of war is to make political change and gain control of opponent. it is much more valuable to capture datacenters, infra and semiconductor fabricaton than to destroy and rebuild it.
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by tacet 5mo ago
Also massive human work done on them, that wasn't done before. Data labeling is pretty big industry in some countries and I guess dropping 200 kilodollars on labeling is beyond the reach of most academics, even if they would not care a
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by tacet 5mo ago
You have to keep in mind that it's not like anthropic just asked mythos to "find fancy bug, make no mistakes" and got the result. my quick read of the process they describe is that first they asked agents to rank files in ord
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by tacet 6mo ago
You can limit amount you feed back into network. Not sure how is situation with home installations, factory i work for runs 150kw plant for our own consumption and don't bother with selling, but i know that we can set up how much we wa
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by tacet 6mo ago
To add, public broadcaster often is collective (state) funded, but it is supposed to be independed from state. How much media can or rather may diverge from state opinion depends country to country.
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by tacet 7mo ago
There are youtube skits about openclaw. It is discussed in techy podcasts and i think it was mentioned in 404 as well. It's popular because people are exploring "what can i do with compute" once again. React is as meaningless
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by tacet 7mo ago
I think it depends on person. The only social connection i lost is a person who lives on mastodon now. The rest of people that matter to me are on bluesky now.
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by tacet 11mo ago
They mean the data AI companies scrape(d) to train their models. For example they can't opt for their comment not to be scraped off HN and used for training.
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by tacet 1y ago
Hmm, there is no delay. Iirc the full cycle (sattelites return to exactly same spot in relation to earth) is about 10 days and most paces get crossed in 1-3 days. Are you looking at sentinel 1 or sentinel 2
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by tacet 1y ago
Or you could mess up your brain even more, as it is established by zen teachers and scientific literature.
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by tacet 1y ago
Can you list some of the countries? I am curious, because in my country i can be seen within few days or call my doctor i need to. There are also consulting doctors that can be reached, if GP is not available. costs about 4 euros per visit.
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by tacet 1y ago
> If people protest instead of working they will be fired which means they'll also lose their health insurance. Not protesting got Americans to this spot. sincerely a 28 day per year paid vacation enjoyer.
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by tacet 1y ago
math comes to about 5 megabits upload. not great, but i could live with that.
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by tacet 2y ago
>This is ridiculous. According to their resume they lived, studied, and worked in Poland for over 10 years and don't speak Polish? Could be russian. :D We have people living here for 60+ years and cannot speak local language.
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by tacet 2y ago
>very ominous semi-continuous monotonous hums could be buzzer perhaps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UVB-76
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by tacet 2y ago
Probably both. I'll admit to be layperson in all this, but deepseek is pretty impressive. Even if they have used more compute than they claimed, this part of article you linked didn't age well judging by reviews of 4.5 :D >Many
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by tacet 2y ago
if i understand correctly your argument, then i would say that it is very recognizable as science >People could tell scaling wasn't working well before the release of GPT 4.5 Yes, on quick glance it seems so from 2020 openai researc
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by tacet 2y ago
I hope someday some youtuber drops omg cable at my office for content. Preferably several.
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by tacet 2y ago
>It's sad because the HN crowd is technically maximally (?) literate I laughed. While there certainly are very smart people here, HN crowd is pretty diverse and large parts of crowd are startup/business/framework of the we
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by tacet 2y ago
It is also very common amongst those men who don't claim to support womens rights. It's just that there is no shock about deception. Reading the vulture article, there is attempt to tie in feminism in that article, but looking at
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by tacet 2y ago
There have always been low key feminist bdsm-wars playing along the same lines as sex wars did. On one hand, bdsm should not be exempt from inquiry and criticism, but this article kind of uses shock imagery instead of exploring what consent

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