hirako2000
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Sensorimotor debility is a thing.
This gadget surely won't help with it.
Facebook recently got a fine bigger than that.
Binance is the largest custodian/exchange out there.
Stablecoins are more like a bridge for fiat. So that it's only partially decentralized not all that terrible.
You may have even more luck if your input gets injected into a prompt that gets executed by an agent having internet access.
Re security, there are many pdf viewers, so the rewrites exist, and some of them do not have the js execution engine and all that jazz that opens up all sorts of potential exploits.
Fair points. But harness at this point makes more difference than using the best model.
AI is the perfect scapegoat.
Barclays laying off thousands in the UK obviously puts the decision on AI productivity gain.
Also why not comparing harnessed Qwen to harnessed other LLMs.
Network effect. Most documents are PDF. You would need at least backward compatibility, which would mean opening doors to the existing problem.
That's would allow distillation . They are impacting legit users' experience and it doesn't even prevent abuse.
Getting tiring to read everyday in hackernews about shovels sellers telling us their shovels are so good at finding gold.
There seems to be the same by symmetrical issue going on as well. where guests who lie without proof can leave a retaliatory review when not getting a refund. For problems that never existed of course.
It happens to host with hundreds of spectacular reviews.
That's why Airbnb likes to get proofs.
What if they do. Sec analyst terminated for being on holiday posting on a forum being on vacation without laptop, not cancelling his trip ?
Too busy making the new StarCraft.
That YouTube got great content, is that it has a quasi monopoly on video streaming.
Also the reason the noise ratio is high with junk, and now shorts.
We may not wait 70 years to demand craftsmanship this time.
I got your insight as you intended, and I agree that good enough models able to run on commodity hardware will hurt Nvidia.
We aren't far from that point.
It seems Apple figured they could sell more Mac Studios on the basis of frontier local AI models, profit to be made while users haven't figured out the math yet.
They aren't under yet.
Keeping jobs up after filing for chapter 11 seems irresponsible though.
The Nazi state started by funding a certain police, granting it quasi immunity on the pretext of protecting the nation.
It may not turn into totalitarian, but if walks like a duck, sound like a duck, it's wise to wonder as it may very well be some poultry.
I remember the laptop renewal also was 3 years. Which would have been fine if they didn't have that policy to issue Dell Latitude, end of the barrel hardware Dell itself couldn't sell.
One day I figured nobody forces me to work for such company.
This trend to sell subscription with a price for "credits".
For a wrapper around costly LLM providers.
For a result one could get with voicebox for free.
$20 per M token make a pelican hard digest.
Because LLMs are a tool.
They are best placed to not fall for their own marketing claim that their tool can replace engineers.
I agree. I forgot inflation.
Good point, I admit. The cap does keep the rate close, or even lower in times like the recent years.
The argument of empty lots imo doesn't hold. See NYC and other cities where all homeless could be housed in currently sitting empty properties.
It is a problem though, I doubt a property tax is a solution, the proof is, it doesn't solve it.
I wouldn't be against taxing owners on their income, including dividends. To fund municipalities.
My argument isn't that taxes are bad. Public services need funding. Rather, that certain taxes are absurd.
If anything, this particular tax serves one thing that the working class on rental denounces: prime real estate neighborhoods typically are better policed, have better schools, and better infrastructure than what we call "poorer" area.
Edit: I don't imply it is due solely to this tax, but the concept of taxing properties imo makes redistributions naturally or cynically more localized to areas where more gets collected.
The idea is to tax on income..income gets spent. You earn more and get taxed on "new income".
The concept of taxing what's already taxed has some perverse effects.
I concede though that property tax in the U.S is just a way for local authorities to be able to fund schools, and other municipal infrastructure. It remains odd though that most countries do have local taxes, but summing to a fraction of what a ~1% tax every year may represent. As it's a small percentage but on the most valuable and critical asset one may have sacrificed during his life, to own a roof as primary residence.
It may be hard to believe, but some people express political opinions that are not entirely biased toward their own self-interest.