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Comment #49218884
Let this be a wake-up call for self-touted "sovereign" economies around the world. Domestic fabs are a must.
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Comment #49206808
Like I said, all a performance. Just needed a "positive" reason for drama.
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Comment #49206409
It's hard to think notions like company loyalty have ever meant something in Silicon Valley. Amodei himself would have never subscribed to a "mission" in the entirety of his career…
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Comment #49169140
All problems with Microsoft products are design and intent problems, not engineering.
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Comment #49156671
Non-AI Google Search. https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14
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Comment #49150887
You could try pinging an OSM dev to see if they're willing to take over the work laterally before calling it quits
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Comment #49145253
Can you elaborate?
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Comment #49141151
The paper might explain why it is so. Routine-setting in your brain runs separately than the execution of the activity itself, meaning you need to train the two separately, at leas…
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Comment #49122813
Microsoft Word has auto-inserted em-dashes when you use hyphens in such a sentence since forever. Em-dashes are never a proof of AI-generated text.
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Comment #49122791
Default unspecifically-prompted AI writing makes you vomit, because it has a specific pattern. But with enough well-defined prompts AI can be made to write in practically any style…
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Comment #49119527
> It’s treated like proof of seriousness. If you’re moving fast, you’re ambitious. If you’re cautious, you’re scared. If you ask to slow down and think, you’re blocking momentum. I…
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Comment #49112639
Damn what computer are you using, a 2015 Raspberry Pi?
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Comment #49044255
Apple is not an enterprise tech company. It makes and sells luxury consumer devices.
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Comment #49001756
Just in case someone might mistake this comment to imply there wasn't actually a large-scale CSA-as-a-service business happening on his island - FBI has officially declared the num…
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Comment #48988665
They'll bail them out with what money? US is already almost $40T in debt, how do you think the bond market would react if another $2T were abruptly added to it?
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Comment #48988624
The public is not "accepting" if a large number of things that US governments do nevertheless. I don't think that gets even factored in nowadays.
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Comment #48970901
Yes, but bar a few outliers they are not of interest to large publishers and producers.
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Comment #48970031
I very much appreciate the existence of these free models, but in my experience Qwen has too high of a tendency to confidently give the wrong answer as compared to other frontier m…
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Comment #48970010
The video games market currently has a lot more problems going on than just hardware scarcity. Just like how streaming has slopified and gutted Hollywood and cinema production in g…
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Comment #48955360
>If you really love your traditions, slokas and chanting Most people don't. Slokas and chanting are just traditions we do begrudgingly to enable the actual social objectives (famil…
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Comment #48955345
Automating pundits in family functions would be my first guess. Could be more convenient and reliable than having to invite some stranger just for recitation.
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Comment #48955227
Some LLM-assisted guesstimating tells me that in terms of raw cost of manufacturing and delivery, given an average (non-voracious) rate of consumption, supplying paper books is sti…
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Comment #48938443
Open source Windows NT instead
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Comment #48881500
I tried hard but am failing to see how what you say couldn't just be fulfilled by a chat group today (or even back then).
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Comment #48869469
India? LOL, India has internet connectivity of scale the kind most other countries couldn't dream of. Though most of it, sadly, is IPV4 and concentrated in oligopolies (which for n…