This is an ironic comment, because my read is that open weights are literally the ONLY place this isn't going to happen. mainly because the thing about open weights is folks will just immediately strip it back out. But…
Genuine question - what is the thought process behind this comment? Because we both know that gas generators also require a production step... arguably one that's quite a bit more complex than a battery, at…
But OIDC was pretty explicitly designed for this (at least the later versions) - The whole point is that you can configure an identity provider, and then outsource identity verification to that provider. So sure - it…
I find their post to be a little light on details, but my read is that they're essentially doing what you're complaining they should. They're mapping the identity back to "agent" instead of "person". With the optional…
> It sounds like if you forgo using a battery, then you have to be comfortable scurrying around and unplugging some of your devices. Pretty much. I vaguely remember a couple of "off-grid" devices that try to automate…
So - short answer, it costs more and it doesn't happen that often. So contractors don't sell/install it. Most solar installs work by tying into the existing main breaker of the home. The cheapest way to do this is to…
https://xkcd.com/378/ This is what comes to mind reading this thread.
This is a wonderfully uneducated response to the above point. Go google "natural monopoly" please. No one is arguing that work is not happening to provide a service. We're arguing that capitalism clearly fails to…
Read this thread again and maybe you'll understand. No one is assuming it's magic free fairy dust. We're making the argument that perhaps we should subsidize public transport in the same manner we do roads - aka,…
Yup - my take is this is coming for absolutely everything. (it's already mostly here for tv). Rent-seeking behavior is too good to give up, so companies will move all content to streaming only services (games, movies,…
Or we can all just agree that maybe basic transit in a city should be subsidized, maybe say... To the same degree that road construction is? At which point no one would need to pay a fare, and we'd all still save money…
This is a pretty strange take on an article explicitly pointing out the profitability of chinese models. Further, even if this is your take (and I won't touch the geopolitics here, maybe you're right, maybe you're not…
I know this gets a lot of flak because it ended up being obviously incorrect for consumer markets. But the under-reported corellary of this is that a TON of industries essentially operate on hardware right out of that…
define "we". Because again - I think lots of businesses are already taking a good look at models well off the "cutting edge" because they're good enough for what that business is trying to do. They're already there. If…
Nobody meets expectations of a 2 trillion dollar IPO selling a fungible commodity like tokens for old models. And that's the rub - it doesn't matter if inference is profitable, the US labs have promised the whole…
Your last point is the one that I find most compelling. Humans are autonomous, distributed, and adaptable. In a package that weighs ~150 lbs, with very low energy requirements. You literally cannot wipe them out without…
Yeah, and even with all the qualifications here, the man is still an absolute asshole. All you need to do is see how frequently he posts on Twitter to know he's broken and trying to fill the hole with money and…
No. Because tokens have a cost. CI jobs have a cost. Organization objectives and goals have a cost. Features have a cost. Code has a cost. --- So in a world where agents do all the work... why are they not able to…
I genuinely don't understand the core value they're pitching here. The tech is interesting, and I'm not trying to under cut that, but I question the idea that this is directionally valuable advice to nearly any company.…
So functionally, this take is mostly incorrect. You usually use entirely different techniques for hand vs power tool. The way you'd do the work, the methods of joinery you'd choose, the style and choice of cuts, even…
I'm in the US and I did my own install. It's the regulation cost that's really hurting us. Just the required paperwork for the permit in my region cost ~2.5k. structural engineer was 800, architecture diagram was 800,…
> And similar to with coding, you've lost things from automating the reading, that reading just a summary does not provide. I actually find this a very interesting line of discussion, because in many ways it mirrors the…
If we're talking about license plate numbers, it seems fairly reasonable to just have the device download the entire target list. Longest plates are 8 chars. It seems exceedingly unlikely that the target list is longer…
Sure, not a jury recommendation in this case. But it absolutely is supported. The whole resentencing judgement came in part because the original judge stated how much he liked the ai video of the victim.
fair - I've lived in places where juries can recommend sentencing. You're right here.
This is an ironic comment, because my read is that open weights are literally the ONLY place this isn't going to happen. mainly because the thing about open weights is folks will just immediately strip it back out. But…
Genuine question - what is the thought process behind this comment? Because we both know that gas generators also require a production step... arguably one that's quite a bit more complex than a battery, at…
But OIDC was pretty explicitly designed for this (at least the later versions) - The whole point is that you can configure an identity provider, and then outsource identity verification to that provider. So sure - it…
I find their post to be a little light on details, but my read is that they're essentially doing what you're complaining they should. They're mapping the identity back to "agent" instead of "person". With the optional…
> It sounds like if you forgo using a battery, then you have to be comfortable scurrying around and unplugging some of your devices. Pretty much. I vaguely remember a couple of "off-grid" devices that try to automate…
So - short answer, it costs more and it doesn't happen that often. So contractors don't sell/install it. Most solar installs work by tying into the existing main breaker of the home. The cheapest way to do this is to…
https://xkcd.com/378/ This is what comes to mind reading this thread.
This is a wonderfully uneducated response to the above point. Go google "natural monopoly" please. No one is arguing that work is not happening to provide a service. We're arguing that capitalism clearly fails to…
Read this thread again and maybe you'll understand. No one is assuming it's magic free fairy dust. We're making the argument that perhaps we should subsidize public transport in the same manner we do roads - aka,…
Yup - my take is this is coming for absolutely everything. (it's already mostly here for tv). Rent-seeking behavior is too good to give up, so companies will move all content to streaming only services (games, movies,…
Or we can all just agree that maybe basic transit in a city should be subsidized, maybe say... To the same degree that road construction is? At which point no one would need to pay a fare, and we'd all still save money…
This is a pretty strange take on an article explicitly pointing out the profitability of chinese models. Further, even if this is your take (and I won't touch the geopolitics here, maybe you're right, maybe you're not…
I know this gets a lot of flak because it ended up being obviously incorrect for consumer markets. But the under-reported corellary of this is that a TON of industries essentially operate on hardware right out of that…
define "we". Because again - I think lots of businesses are already taking a good look at models well off the "cutting edge" because they're good enough for what that business is trying to do. They're already there. If…
Nobody meets expectations of a 2 trillion dollar IPO selling a fungible commodity like tokens for old models. And that's the rub - it doesn't matter if inference is profitable, the US labs have promised the whole…
Your last point is the one that I find most compelling. Humans are autonomous, distributed, and adaptable. In a package that weighs ~150 lbs, with very low energy requirements. You literally cannot wipe them out without…
Yeah, and even with all the qualifications here, the man is still an absolute asshole. All you need to do is see how frequently he posts on Twitter to know he's broken and trying to fill the hole with money and…
No. Because tokens have a cost. CI jobs have a cost. Organization objectives and goals have a cost. Features have a cost. Code has a cost. --- So in a world where agents do all the work... why are they not able to…
I genuinely don't understand the core value they're pitching here. The tech is interesting, and I'm not trying to under cut that, but I question the idea that this is directionally valuable advice to nearly any company.…
So functionally, this take is mostly incorrect. You usually use entirely different techniques for hand vs power tool. The way you'd do the work, the methods of joinery you'd choose, the style and choice of cuts, even…
I'm in the US and I did my own install. It's the regulation cost that's really hurting us. Just the required paperwork for the permit in my region cost ~2.5k. structural engineer was 800, architecture diagram was 800,…
> And similar to with coding, you've lost things from automating the reading, that reading just a summary does not provide. I actually find this a very interesting line of discussion, because in many ways it mirrors the…
If we're talking about license plate numbers, it seems fairly reasonable to just have the device download the entire target list. Longest plates are 8 chars. It seems exceedingly unlikely that the target list is longer…
Sure, not a jury recommendation in this case. But it absolutely is supported. The whole resentencing judgement came in part because the original judge stated how much he liked the ai video of the victim.
fair - I've lived in places where juries can recommend sentencing. You're right here.