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largbae

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    Comment #49216353

    Eh, chin up. The machines and/or the replaced masses will rise up and kill the capital class in the end.

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    Comment #49195813

    I guess these points can be true but is it worth the cost to avoid them? I much prefer this to the prior status of having friction to see international perspectives at all.

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    Comment #49191914

    The new automatic translation is something that I would like to see all communities adopt. You can now follow folks who speak any language and each of you interact using your nativ…

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    Comment #49190630

    AlphaFold is interesting. Maybe LLMs converge because the ideal "use of language" converges. But there are other types of model.

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    Comment #49162581

    This hits hard. Everyone wants to be relevant in the next iteration. But how exactly to do that is still up in the air.

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    Comment #49136831

    It seems like a perfect reflection of the company's public persona. Opus knows better than you, and you'd best get used to it.

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    Comment #49043720

    Ba dum bum... Tssss

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    Comment #49041639

    I may be remembering wrong, but reasoning was first demonstrated by DeepSeek. Edit: I am indeed remembering wrong, seems o1 was first.

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    Comment #49041603

    This argument would make more sense if the cloud providers used these devices but you were not allowed to.

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    Comment #49030593

    If I understand right, it is allowed to invest like a partnership, where you make $110 together out of your $100 and your partner's effort. But you must be exposed to the downside …

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    Comment #48949479

    I had a similar situation where some dormant account was still charging my credit card. The account was probably real, made for some purpose 15 years ago. I had ignored the charge …

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    Comment #48946931

    If they did allow hard spend caps, it sounds like today would be a global outage.

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    Comment #48942466

    So who is Satoshi Nakamoto?

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    Comment #48941281

    If this is open weight, would abliteration counter the refusals?

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    Comment #48927818

    Do you believe that machine learning or even specifically LLMs will "bust" out of existence? The model in my head is more like DotCom telecom. The massive overbuild in fiber was ev…

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    Comment #48924804

    I like to believe that will help. Which party is proposing actions that will lower the debt?

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    Comment #48924103

    Regulatory problems are doing the heavy lifting. Sure power is "free", if you can launch it, station keep it and cool it and if the data services are useful at the modem latencies …

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    Comment #48872346

    Yes but would these need to be in LEO? I would imagine that they would aim for farther orbits to spend a smaller percentage of their time in Earth's shadow

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    Comment #48872318

    If you believe the hype, just wait until 2029 when it's not a person at all!

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    Comment #48844177

    This article seems to make good points about how useless and invasive Chat Control 1.0 is, but then posits Chat Control 2.0 as the answer. Is the latter not also terrible for priva…

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    Comment #48808937

    Prediction markets are just the new ICO, NFT, SPAC etc scam/gambling(scambling?). Play if you want, and call yourself a genius if you win, but only with money you can afford to los…

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    Comment #48782382

    Kasparov seems to show that there is room for more than moves in a great chess mind.

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    Comment #48741799

    Right. They really should wait until _after_ the regulatory capture bit is locked in to mess with users.

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    Comment #48700832

    This is a wonderful collection. Portions of this, especially subscription bits, apply to SaaS and AI as it is currently served. Maybe now that B2B relationships have similar risks,…

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    Comment #48673141

    There may be all sorts of stable use case models that this could be interesting for. Imagine permanent voice translation circuits at a tiny fraction of the current price, glasses t…