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Comment #49242859
For some companies there might be a need to run them locally. For instance, Apple decided to run LLMs on the phone locally. I guess it depends on how important latency and privacy …
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Comment #49242813
I didn't think about this happening. It reminds me of the cross-border challenges with crypto. Each country has laws to control its author rights or money supply, but those are har…
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Comment #49196143
This should not stop companies from doing it though, right? For instance, in autonomous cars reliability is key for human safety and we already have driverless taxis.
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Comment #49195973
I found this post very good in an expected way. I still keep an old metro card from when I moved out of the city. Now can get the full vending machine.
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Comment #49182661
The Sony step is also interesting. I have noticed that digital games keep the original price even after a few years while the physical ones, if you search for a bit, you can always…
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Comment #49182359
ArXiv is not peer reviewed. When looking into more curated ML articles, I prefer looking into NeurIPS, ICML, or ICLR proceedings.
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Comment #49182301
There is a Chinese parable about luck: "The old man lost his horse" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_old_man_lost_his_horse Not sure how useful this is but offers a different pers…
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Comment #49154997
Also, something else to add. At first I thought no one wants to build data centers in hotter areas in the middle of deserts (many places in the American continent). So nobody would…
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Comment #49154932
There is something I have been pondering recently. If we compare the cost of AI subscriptions (let's say Claude's 100/month) to a median developer salary (let's say 100k/year to 20…
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Comment #49125993
I really appreciate the simple design of the tool. Could you share a bit about what happens with uploaded images, and how can such a tool survive without accounts (advertising)?
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Comment #49087088
It feels like governments might not be as stable as a company to fund large scale research given how many years can a government last. I have discussed with a friend at Argonne Nat…