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Comment #48864986
I wish he was still making posts.
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Comment #48816213
lol they made a movie about this called minority report.
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Comment #48730513
Have you tried qwen 27b q4_K_XL? It's a little bigger than the 4080 but not too much
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Comment #48730469
Have you considered this may never happen? What if datacenters continue to swallow all capacity?
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Comment #48699837
>can train insainly powerful models on my laptop Can you give an example or two?
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Comment #48682123
>Tech companies should ignore it and just publicly name whoever attempts to prosecute them The most powerful tech companies are in favor of this.
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Comment #48681828
Didn't the Combine give humans immortality?
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Comment #48639783
I took multiple econ classes in college. Just because it's in the books doesn't mean it's true. Not to mention some of the books we studied were contributed to by people involved i…
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Comment #48634765
>That in aggregate makes the economy much worse. Does it really? A lot of our problems seem to stem from conspicuous consumption. People will still need things (food shelter clothi…
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Comment #48634443
How did a guy who wrote that "gold and economic freedom" wind up running two decades of LIRP?
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Comment #48634053
I always wondered how someone who wrote that could go on to chair the fed with LIRP policies that fueled crazy asset bubbles.
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Comment #48579338
What about blender?
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Comment #48563812
I have almost your system specs, how do they work for non-coding stuff like chat/knowledge/discussion? I've been using models to talk through social stuff I'm anxious about but don…
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Comment #48524059
Why mitochondria?
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Comment #48521129
Wouldnt that hurt the conservative cause though?
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Comment #48515504
I agree. But this won't happen in the US because Anthropic / OpenAI is a big ol economic recession risk because we levered ourselves to the tits and put our chips on them.
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Comment #48515479
The US will try to ban them, for being too dangerous or for being an IP violation[0] of some companies we've deemed too big to fail. [0] lmao how ironic
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Comment #48515451
Yes, I want that 'super weapon' in everyone's hands. Better than the hands of a few. Same thing as literacy. I believe in the power of the do-gooders to overwhelm the do-badders.
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Comment #48515428
I pay for codex & claude. Both out-code me but I'm a novice. Fable is really good and shockingly capable. But they're still dumb as hell in various ways. They're faster than the be…
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Comment #48515202
This take feels a little like the clergy saying printing presses are dangerous because people will read bad things and spread bad ideas. Turns out they totalky did, but on net it's…
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Comment #48515176
>Kind of taking this a step further, what is the worst thing that an AI run amok could do to existentially threaten the human race? Probably convincing humans that untrue things ar…
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Comment #48515156
AI is often better than therapy as reported by users. Therapy has some inherent dark-patterns that AI doesn't have yet, like the therapist's financial incentive to trickle a soluti…
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Comment #48515130
2A people don't want the right to carry a musket, they want the right to those same superdrones. You are framing their desires in bad faith.
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Comment #48515121
More than you'd think but it'd get unbelievably ugly. Reign of terror would look like a cakewalk.
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Comment #48515104
No but lots of republicans vote for them actually hoping for smaller less interventionary government, believe it or not. The voters that give them power do not view it as that euph…