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Den_VR

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    Comment #49065192

    And later, different animals and insects will live there.

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    Comment #48955258

    > the fastest space craft ever made was the Parker Solar probe (using a sling shot) clocking in at 692 000 km/h… After 44 days of acceleration. On a multi-millennia mission we’re t…

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    Comment #48856188

    At their original price points, a set of four were a great solution for my requirements in tokens/second/$.

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    Comment #48771899

    AC is not banned in Germany, but it is unGerman to have one.

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    Comment #48771324

    You can’t pay your rent? But then where will you live?

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    Comment #48750779

    Movie tickets are now easily $25 a seat.

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    Comment #48749900

    Easily a 8k rental.

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    Comment #48622798

    I thought true token use was being hidden by anthropic and openai both

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    Comment #48610842

    It’s a matter of perspective. Cheaper to borrow today than in the years 1969-2005…

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    Comment #48513022

    Except there’s a large hardware barrier to entry, which for now seems effective. Related note. Cryptography has been subject to export controls for years and manufacturers bend int…

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    Comment #48433404

    Incredible, but also scary if you think about what it may be lowering the barrier of entry to…

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    Comment #48271388

    Could probably LoRA with that

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    Comment #48271343

    > He asserted that any country with its own language that did not have a sovereign LLM trained in that language was at a disadvantage as a globally trained, English-speaking LLM wo…

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    Comment #48265903

    I used to work with HVAC companies, and I noticed that many of their customers mistakenly believed they were purchasing air conditioners. They didn’t consider these devices, which …

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    Comment #48257992

    I’m feeling more a novice every day, but how isn’t this just handing over your code to team deepseek for whatever they might want

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    Comment #48246215

    Inversely, try to use a kindle as a Korean.

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    Comment #48175790

    The Bottega Veneta of roof tiles.

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    Comment #48172769

    I don’t find it at all reasonable that closed source models are more efficient. The people involved had different circumstances and it naturally affects their work

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    Comment #48167338

    Lots of love!

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    Comment #48091121

    Does the hammer lie to you that everything is a nail? Can a voltmeter _lie_ to you? EE are expected to know when their measurements are wrong. And Professional Engineers are legall…

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    Comment #48082621

    > are [we] beginning to attribute too little mind to humans. I don’t think this way of thinking started with LLM. Does Systems Based Thinking also attribute too little mind to huma…

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    Comment #48053999

    South Korea?

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    Comment #47980094

    For Microsoft, free isn’t free… It puts them in a position of advantage. However, I still agree this is abusing goodwill and is rather disgraceful.

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    Comment #47802237

    I still think of The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Recurrent Neural Networks and related writings. http://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness/