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I see your point but I think you're overstating it. To be sure, if a pilot is suddenly cut off from the thrill of flying, that's a big psychological blow. OTOH if you're a pilot at…

I'm not sure how much value there is in comparing it with ordinary mortality considering the fairly strict selectivity on handing out TS clearances. You're definitely not going to …

Between this and domain-owner secrecy the whole domain name system has become financialized over the last 30 years. We are not in any way better off.

Here is the paper, and fuck Scientific American for not linking to it. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aea3015 It's especially well written, imho.

One very simple benefit is that it's unencumbered by copyright. I do value the work of human translators; when they're really in harmony with the original work, they can be fantast…

I don't know why they refer to these as Bjorklund rhythms - everyone else in the industry calls it Euclidean sequencing, and the person who popularized it is Godfried Toussaint. Th…

Meta certainly made more than $7.25k over the lifetime of each of those accounts. From those accounts? Doubt. Sure they make money from other things too, but I don't mind them maki…

Wait until you see the weekly reports for the Strategic Petroleum reserve. Go ahead, try to highlight that text. https://www.spr.doe.gov/dir/dir.html

I'm not thinking of language models specifically, but large neural networks in silico. I feel like a 27B parameter model would likely be capable of flying and landing an airliner, …

Some hurried goalpost-moving there! If we take Qwen 27B as the benchmark of equivalent power (rather than its default configuration with no fine-tuning), I can still think of appli…

Ooh, you interact with them basically daily! Amazing! Tell us more, we long term residents of a technology news forum are ignorant of such wonders. We know nothing of 'gradient des…

Why are we spending billions of taxpayer dollars to appease the aesthetic whims of this dysfunctional moron? It takes years of planning and investment to build something like a new…

In Soviet Union, newspaper read you My, how times have changed.

You are a fool if you think you can detect AI reliably from such a short sample. It seems not to have occurred to you that some people can write with expression and wit, and AI emu…

I see your argument but your example seems highly contrived. I can't think why you'd want to use something like this for something as dynamic as takeout ordering, where you might h…

Throwing me against the wall will not solve anything, Dave

For fast Kimi K3? You're damn right I do

I wouldn't call it supremely fast but zippy and versatile, yes: https://shop.m5stack.com/products/ai-pyramid-computing-box-p...

That proves it's conscious! (/s!)

15,000 tok/s ....damn. It's very impressive notwithstanding its limitations.

This is only true for people who are solely focused on performance. There is absolutely a market for acceptable performance combined with predictability.

Depends what you mean by relevant. If you use AI primarily as a search/knowledge engine, it makes no sense. If it's your capable assistant that has a lot of general knowledge, can …