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Anthropic accuses Chinese rival Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities
<Greedily licking up Anthropic's crocodile tears>
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Anthropic accuses Chinese rival Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities
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design (They Can Talk)
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I assumed that that's what they were poking fun at. I think many cars have taken hints from it. But you can store a lot more in a boxfish, that's for sure.
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design (They Can Talk)
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Depends on the size of the car
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Unexpected item in the bagging area!
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Organic bananas are just bananas in my book
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I have questions
Sushi Villa, we have the freshest fish in town, guaranteed!
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Retro pirate gets two-year suspended jail sentence for being stuck in the past, burning and selling remix CDs of famous artists — four-year investigation into copyright infringement on 40-year-old me…
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The profit of the middlemen in the cartel that keep musicians from making any money has been preserved.
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Iran imposes mandatory insurance on ships transiting Strait of Hormuz, with fees likely to follow
Isn't it already closed again? https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/iran-declares-the-strait-of-hormuz-closed-again-after-us-lifts-blockade/ar-AA263IiK
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‘It’s a scam’: Americans express unease over SpaceX’s influence on retirement savings
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Don't forget to take their money to make SS solvent. Just Elon could add decades to it.
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Russian Authorities Report Drone Attack on Tyumen Oil Refinery 1,900 Kilometers From Border
Wow, Siberia. They are moving Eastwards fast. Burn baby burn!
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The AI data centre boom built on a mountain of hidden debt — Big Tech is spending more than space-race levels on AI infrastructure, but hidden loans and commitments mask the true financial risks
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Sorry I am mixing up my news. SubQ is not actually open source. I was confusing with the open source GLM5.2 which is also near frontier level but not lightweight. I edited my original post to reflect that.
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The Democratic Base Is Angry. Is the party paying attention?
Oh I can answer that for you. The answer is no.
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The AI data centre boom built on a mountain of hidden debt — Big Tech is spending more than space-race levels on AI infrastructure, but hidden loans and commitments mask the true financial risks
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There was just a subquadratic model (SubQ)released that performs about as good as the last round of frontier models, with a 12 million token window, but with 3 orders of magnitude less resource usage. Google also has their compressed models which greatly reduce processing. I think at some point the stuff we use frontier models for today will be running locally on our PC's and all this buildout will have been for naught or for people who have such good business cases that paying top dollar for a better model makes sense.
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Iran imposes mandatory insurance on ships transiting Strait of Hormuz, with fees likely to follow
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The current US president routinely doesn't side with reality, so nothing new there.
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I'm just a big toasty cinnamon bun that isn't fatally trapped in a crevice.
I've done both and mostly agree with you but cave diving is something I far more suggest against than mountain climbing which can be rather enjoyable/
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Roger Waters & Mona Miari - Comfortably Numb Re-imagined
Stopped being interested in anything Roger Waters had to say after he started spouting Putin's propaganda.
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It's OK to just like lemon water.
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Alkaline water does have a place for LPR sufferers like me because it deactivates the pepsin that has vaporized and deposited itself in my esophagus and throat which when activated by acidic foods will begin to digest my soft tissues. The rest of ways to sell it I agree are completely bunk.
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SpaceX is buying Cursor for $60 billion
Because all space companies need a social network and an ai coding company. It just makes sense. And your pension needs to buy this very logical company because it's large enough to be in the index.
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Jeff Bezos's Prometheus raises $12B to build an 'artificial general engineer' for the physical world
“Significant productivity in the economy is going to raise the standard of living,” he said. “People who today have two-earner households, they’ll become one-earner households. Maybe some people who are working overtime will stop working overtime.”
I fucking love it when the exact people who make it their life's mission not to pay their employees living wages so that they can hoard wealth like an evil dragon come out and tell us that the new tech they are using to replace us will make us rich. Really fucking Jeff? How about we eat you and take it? That's the only way I see it happening.
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AI blamed again as hard drives are sold out for this year
The irony is as they bid up the price of all the hardware, they are probably making their AI platforms more likely to fail due to being more expensive than their value.
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I think he's dead man.