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I think IBM's Granite LLM are claimed to be trained only on legally-obtained data

You did you a hyphen rather than an emdash here though

I thought so too, but there's a ton of people out there wading their way through trying to re-purpose their gaming rigs to run qwen3.8-flash-next on their gaming rig (at Q2..) via WSL

Does this mean using the star-tracking devices like what satellites have, or like a human paper/pen thing?

Why couldn't it just look like a Corolla

I'm really confused why this isn't a criminal investigation

some GPU-rental providers have restrictions that aren't really enforcable, like bans on crypto mining

What are examples of non-aging animals?

Market got saturated by too many grads, like in the early 2000s.

In a few years it'll quiet down again

You run Hermes and have a personal assistant.

You run uncensored local models where you can ask questions that would get denied by public providers, or questions that you prefer them not to know the intricate details (like your financial planning)

is there a dataset/torrent with all the underlying laws?

This seems like a careful way to send a message to US Congress about what they're enabling.

That doesn't feel like a topic that impacts trade/mobility deals at the international level

It says a lot psychologically to take a 'domestic' flight instead though, gives people more of a sense of togetherness

Trump isn't going to mess with Australia.

Fox News is owned by a guy who grew up in Australia.

How does this compare to vectorware? (https://www.vectorware.com/blog/)

not to worry, they have an 'AI generated summary' box too

Try firefox, as chrome puts restrictions on what adblockers can do

So when is the FBI raiding OpenAI?

My long term guess: A&OAI will move away from being interference providers to just training models and then licencing the models for local use

is there a lot of mineral oil out there? what motivates the suggestion of this particular precursor?

How did they not already have one before? Surely every big company does this?

This is great!

> In Arkansas 20% of people tested on a big free testing day were sensitized to the galactose-alpha-1,3-galactose molecule

What effect does this have on the person?

Say if we have a pi laying around, could we emulate this?

or even just re-planting different types of trees

So say they do get evicted eventually, what are their chances of getting the next rental?

Unless what you're getting is really explicitly spelled out in a contract, you should flatly assume that they're doing whatever they like whenever they like.

> The problem is - we are all required to abide by the law. And the law is at least partially determined by precedent established by previous court cases. But those cases are behind a paywall.

In 2026, this is similar to having secret laws, as your LLM might not have a subscription or know to tell you to get one