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Comment #48583926
Everything you want in your desired healthcare system can be stored as data.
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Comment #48488970
This is more on brand on the evil shortcomings that comes with letting effective altruism run unchecked and honestly is worse than average "Corporate America". And the Tech/AI Spac…
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Comment #47455480
The Grim Reaper requested permissions from Chuck Norris to take his soul.
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Comment #47408350
Mistral seems to focus on some niche LLM model tooling that are somehow very needed in certain cases. Can't forget their OCR multimodal embedding model!
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Comment #47293462
Surprised this flew under the radar here. Was expecting thoughts from people who used this and compares it with OpenClaw.
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Comment #47254676
The biggest drawback is no Thunderbolt. The biggest sell for Macs right now is the ability to daisy chain them with the new RDMA update. A used M1 Mac Mini is more valuable than th…
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Comment #47216071
Ehh, Iran funds Hezbollah which routinely threatened Cyprus with war if it didn't concede maritime boundaries with reserves of natural gas.
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Comment #46319401
What about a better deal: Scientific knowledge shouldn't be a for-profit venture to pursue.
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Comment #46254356
Exo-Labs is an open source project that allows this too, pipeline parallelism I mean not the latter, and it's device agnostic meaning you can daisy-chain anything you have that has…
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Comment #46235911
Last year o3 high did 88% on ARC-AGI 1 at more than $4,000/task. This model at its X high configuration scores 90.5% at just $11,64 per task. General intelligence has ridiculously …
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Comment #46212281
Deepseek v3.2 is that cheap because its attention mechanism is ridiculously efficient.
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Comment #44493414
If Arabic had to cater to afro-asiatic dialects phonemes then the script would have been even more messier. I'm a speaker of one, and my dialect is heavily influenced by the indige…
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Comment #43597841
I don't think RAG will survive this time
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Comment #43214409
Unlike WebMD, Healthline doesn't seem to be losing traffic: https://www.semrush.com/website/healthline.com/overview/ I don't know what differentiates them since the content is appa…
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Comment #43214177
Honestly I don't think I can see China taking Taiwan militarily. They witnessed how the world isolated Russia economically after the aggression on Ukraine and especially since thei…
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Comment #43212411
> China is not the threat to Europe that Russia is. A wedge between China and Russia would weaken Russia and help the EU It gets interesting when you realize that Russia is also a …
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Comment #43210648
>In 20, 15, or 7 years from now when terrorists are sending drones into medium-sized cities in Alabama to kill indiscriminately, it would have been better for the USA to have been …
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Comment #43139496
Yeah that would be a factor but there's more to that. For example the Japanese are so crafty with land use they even allow an odd type of development called Zakkyo. Which are multi…
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Comment #43139029
IMO if there is any model to follow to solve the housing crisis it should be Japan/Singapore. Vienna is too unique of a case and its housing market still suffers from negative exte…
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Comment #43138821
>For example: more supply can generate more demand. Demand can be inflexible with respect to supply. Supply and demand are unstable and can change unpredictably. In a monopoly situ…
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Comment #42963213
Amazing project! I always get excited when I hear new innovative ideas to improve ecosystems/businesses that are taught of as "traditional". There's this My First Million podcast e…
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Comment #42841735
This is what Palmer Luckey criticizes in how the DoD do procurement. The way contracts are signed makes it that contractors are only incentivized to provide solutions that maximize…
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Comment #42798816
> There is no reason why tuition is going up at the pace it does. There is and it's explained by Baumol's cost disease. Basically you can't sustain paying professors the same wage …
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Comment #42784692
Interestingly this point was indicated by Karpathy last summer that RLHF is barely RL. He said it would be very difficult to apply pure reinforcement learning on open-domains. This…
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Comment #42762708
The valuation and acquisition process of the US branch of TikTok would take more than 8 months as outlined by the language of the bill. So it's already forcing them to receive chum…