> The same business model that Deepseek is using. there is a chance their business model is absorbing government funding..
SFT/RL can be done without parent company.
> That turned into a $2 billion financing with NVIDIA doing roughly $500 million and was a complete pivot. I suspect 2B is not enough to boostrap frontier model from the scratch (for both talent and hardware)
Normal/not normal is a matter of opinion. It sounds like it is normal for majority of political elite as well as voters, since this is not top of political agenda in this country. It is not normal from my point of view,…
> It could be but there are a host of companies going after open weights models: Arcee, Reflection, Llama (TBD on Meta's focus on closed-source versus open-source), etc. my bet is that Chinese government fund Chinese…
> They’ve shot citizens and fabricated evidence to cover up their actions in multiple instances. typical police activity protected by impunity in this country.
its more like: good luck finding clients who don't kill anyone somewhere deep inside their supply chain.
> However with SQL/PGQ, the same query ergonomics are coming to traditional databases. I like how PG19 with PGQ will kill lots of companies and startups.
> why are Anthropic rewriting a Javascript runtime from Zig to Rust? there is a chance they tried..
> doesn't care if the application segfault 6 hours later (eg. a prototype game engine), C++ is definitely the superior choice to Rust. I wouldn't say "definitely", given Rust deps management is way more streamlined.
I found that AI is excellent in narrow tasks(like bootsratpping some typical crud app), but suck in wide scope use-cases: business strategy for go to market, nontrivial product/infra/algorithms, etc, and need to be…
its sort of amazing how people dump so much far fetching speculations in response for such simple and specific questions.
google search ads revenue still growing XX% a year.
Elon mentioned he is building army of robots. This likely could be a way to manage them.
what you do to fill difference between 200, 500 and 1gb?..
My bet they run gpt over dataset of 10k unsolved conjectures, it happened this one was solvable.
> to me and to many friends in their 30-40s, using AI models to achieve something we used our brains to achieve feels... empty? you have to start using AI to achieve something which was way more challenging before, then…
> Can someone explain how it in any way indicates how close we are to "AGI"? I think it is historical name. At some point when benchmarking was very undeveloped, this was targeting abstract reasoning and generalization,…
sure, million dollar company can be automated using AI.
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you can spend some time researching the process, so you can come to better quality judgement.
Big part of problem is that many companies hire foreigners not because it is "easier", it is not, but because they pay them little while holding in visa slavery. On top of that, the way they hire foreigners and provide…
Depending on scale of your products you may find that single person won't be able to cover all aspects. "Prompting" requires some domain knowledge and also quality control and guidance.
My speculation is that frontier models are MoE, and they just have some number of experts for coding.
> Today my "coding" sessions often enough begin with real life problems intuition is that your sessions consists of 10% of domain related reasoning, and 90% of code plumbing. Those 90% could be moved to cheap and…
> The same business model that Deepseek is using. there is a chance their business model is absorbing government funding..
SFT/RL can be done without parent company.
> That turned into a $2 billion financing with NVIDIA doing roughly $500 million and was a complete pivot. I suspect 2B is not enough to boostrap frontier model from the scratch (for both talent and hardware)
Normal/not normal is a matter of opinion. It sounds like it is normal for majority of political elite as well as voters, since this is not top of political agenda in this country. It is not normal from my point of view,…
> It could be but there are a host of companies going after open weights models: Arcee, Reflection, Llama (TBD on Meta's focus on closed-source versus open-source), etc. my bet is that Chinese government fund Chinese…
> They’ve shot citizens and fabricated evidence to cover up their actions in multiple instances. typical police activity protected by impunity in this country.
its more like: good luck finding clients who don't kill anyone somewhere deep inside their supply chain.
> However with SQL/PGQ, the same query ergonomics are coming to traditional databases. I like how PG19 with PGQ will kill lots of companies and startups.
> why are Anthropic rewriting a Javascript runtime from Zig to Rust? there is a chance they tried..
> doesn't care if the application segfault 6 hours later (eg. a prototype game engine), C++ is definitely the superior choice to Rust. I wouldn't say "definitely", given Rust deps management is way more streamlined.
I found that AI is excellent in narrow tasks(like bootsratpping some typical crud app), but suck in wide scope use-cases: business strategy for go to market, nontrivial product/infra/algorithms, etc, and need to be…
its sort of amazing how people dump so much far fetching speculations in response for such simple and specific questions.
google search ads revenue still growing XX% a year.
Elon mentioned he is building army of robots. This likely could be a way to manage them.
what you do to fill difference between 200, 500 and 1gb?..
My bet they run gpt over dataset of 10k unsolved conjectures, it happened this one was solvable.
> to me and to many friends in their 30-40s, using AI models to achieve something we used our brains to achieve feels... empty? you have to start using AI to achieve something which was way more challenging before, then…
> Can someone explain how it in any way indicates how close we are to "AGI"? I think it is historical name. At some point when benchmarking was very undeveloped, this was targeting abstract reasoning and generalization,…
sure, million dollar company can be automated using AI.
[dead]
you can spend some time researching the process, so you can come to better quality judgement.
Big part of problem is that many companies hire foreigners not because it is "easier", it is not, but because they pay them little while holding in visa slavery. On top of that, the way they hire foreigners and provide…
Depending on scale of your products you may find that single person won't be able to cover all aspects. "Prompting" requires some domain knowledge and also quality control and guidance.
My speculation is that frontier models are MoE, and they just have some number of experts for coding.
> Today my "coding" sessions often enough begin with real life problems intuition is that your sessions consists of 10% of domain related reasoning, and 90% of code plumbing. Those 90% could be moved to cheap and…