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HSVSphere retweeted
it's not lack of compute that's the issze. it's that in Europe, it's unthinkable to pay a guy in his mid 20s $600k salary and give him resources and freedom to train models without having oversight by a committee of gerontocratic professorswho don't keep up with the research
Btw I believe we have a mostly wrong framing of what could be done in Europe. Italy's Leonardo supercomputer datacenter alone plus Swiss National Supercomputing Centre has more than enough compute to train a very large LLM. It's not something impossible, also there is not magic recipe: it's just scaling, every smart team with the GPUs is doing it. People that fatally believe it is not something within reach are wrong.
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one thing that's nice about Turkey is that AI is seen as a positive thing by all political factions, but a problem is that we don't have enough money to pay a significant number of people 300-600k/yr maybe the very recently announced plan on AI education will be successful, but doubt it
I’d love to see it happen, but European vox populi would eat their governments alive, if they saw so much money being thrown at AI
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2027 ISO C meeting is in Istanbul!
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HSVSphere retweeted
3 Dec 2024
what the fuck? i just wanted to know the capital of france
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It doesn't. Our operating systems force us into this world of hell. All major systems today are extremely mutable and scope everything globally. Change one knob somewhere, the other half of your system implodes. The vast majority of systems are so bad that you can't even have multiple versions of the same library, so using software A can exclude software B! And instead of fixing this layer, we have built hacks on top: Containers, VMs, Flatpak (yes, it's a hack on top!), and only partially, NixOS (it fixes packaging, but not the runtime part) Our systems being the way they are make everything worse. Security, performance, installation size, and so on. You don't realize it as you don't interact with lower parts of the stack, but UNIX and POSIX are truly vile ideas that have made everything worse. We need something new. With the age of AI, I think it's even mass adoptable (LLMs are pretty good at doing verifiable, tedious but trivial tasks such as packaging software). You can't slop the foundations though, and that is unsolved. I'm trying to fix it, but it is not a one man task at all
can anyone ELI5 why software needs to be "maintained"? Like why do you need whole teams working on stuff that already works? Hardware doesn't work like this If it functions, it functions and does not need to be changed unless you're replacing something worn out.
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Excluding bugs in software, of course. A good system will also account this in, you can't assume something is bug-free.
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HSVSphere retweeted
Replying to @DrEliDavid
“The top AI scientist” this is why the marvel cinematic universe is so popular
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Sınavlar dışında sadece okul denemelerini (haftada 1 2 kere, son dönemin ikinci yarısında başlamıştı) çözerek ortalaması %0.2 olan bir liseye girmiştim, 14 yaşındaki çocuklar cidden bu kadar çalıştırılmaz, aklı olana ciddi eziyet
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LGS’ye giren genç, 1 yıl boyunca çalıştığı ders kitaplarını paylaştı: “Emek.”
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Apparently they weren't rerouting it, it was just Opus 4.8, my cc statusline just wasn't live updating it. Still funny how much worse opus is now, I can't wait for local models to reach Fable tier in a couple months
Lol it's so easy to feel that "Fable 5" in claude code is actually opus by the way it approaches PLT design problems and compares it with existing work, it's nearly useless and you use it only to translate generic concepts into the paper that discovered it
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A malnourished Nix user walks into a ssh-ng store. "Do you have a root beer?" he asks. The storetender immediately cuts the Nix user's head off, for he forgot to specify ?remote-store=daemon and reached the fd limit in his own process.
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this and --keep-going not working on remote stores pls fix @grhmc
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The meta is to name LLMs like supplier codes so the government accidentally bans a different, much less powerful model
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Lol it's so easy to feel that "Fable 5" in claude code is actually opus by the way it approaches PLT design problems and compares it with existing work, it's nearly useless and you use it only to translate generic concepts into the paper that discovered it
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HSVSphere retweeted
Jun 13
pro regulatory capture anon finds out regulatory interference is bad if the government is ideologically different than you
- i'm angry about this because i personally and for others want access to fable, and simultaneously believe anthropic's safeguards were sufficient and the US government badly misunderstood the information they were presented - but in abstract this is in fact exactly what I want. it's heartening to see the USG treat artificial intelligence with the seriousness and immediacy it deserves. this kind of swift action is what might have a chance of saving us from unaligned RSI. - but i also very much don't trust *this* government to handle this well, to take sane unilateral action, to chart any kind of correct path. - and this escalates the global race enormously. this is as strong a signal as you can get to, not just China but the EU and even our closest allies, that the US will not be sharing this advantage. that if they want sovereignty they're going to have to fight for it - obviously, that was always the case, and it was always going to happen eventually. but i don't think now was the time to send that signal. it would have been better to delay as long as possible. very mixed feelings today
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This got buried just like how nobody cares about unrelated news right before 9/11 I put a lot of effort into it 😔
🚨 New Blogpost Alert 🚨
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an immediate Fable 5 open-source release is the only way to preserve human freedom liberty, and democratic values. i am 100% serious about this. they have to get it onto BitTorrent before the feds make them delete it
Replying to @mycoliza
they should open source the weights. as we determined in 1996’s Bernstein v. United States, source code is constitutionally protected speech.
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do israeli-american dual citizens get access to fable
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can someone in anthrophic just start torrenting the weights
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Wake up babe, it's June 22nd
Reminder: You Have Until June 22nd
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