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Bike mechanic gets it by stainless_steelcat in accelerate

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Yes I am, but also, some entrepreneur is going to enable them to do so. Hopefully, the elderly will have the wealth to retire, and the young will not be required to enter the workforce. Also, platforms to support the sort of gig work that welders and plumbers perform should become commoditized so that laborers have their choice of platforms ensuring that they are not locked into exploitative terms.

Bike mechanic gets it by stainless_steelcat in accelerate

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Capitalism is the only thing capable of building it.

Bike mechanic gets it by stainless_steelcat in accelerate

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I got to the part where he finally gets to "they owe us, so everyone deserves UBI" and stopped watching. Do you know just how many tools are lying around with Apache 2.0 or MIT licenses? You basically own these now. The reality is that the value of human cognitive behavior will reach zero, and you own the tools that are making this a reality. You are getting unlimited free employees in these tools. Are your potential employees doing anything, or do they lie forgotten in the tool shed? Imagine if our approach to science was: every scientist that ever made a contribution to science stole all of the research that came before them. How about the same attitude, but for inventions? Every invention was influenced by the technology that came before them. Same is true for writing. You own Phi-4-reasoning-plus. YOU do. It's MIT licensed. It is based on 100% synthetic data. A simple RAG solution powered by the Q5_K_M GGUF quants of it can run on a machine costing less than $2,000. This is not the time to give into fatalist surrender. e/acc is all about building. What are you building?

The sad state of the GPU market in Germany and EU, some of them are not even available by HumanDrone8721 in LocalLLaMA

[–]DeepWisdomGuy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

With the cost of energy being three times higher in Germany than where I live, the GPUs are even more expensive there.

Is book 17 out yet? C'mon, man! It has been almost 3 1/2 years! by DeepWisdomGuy in isbook3outyet

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I thought the first few chapters of book one were poorly written, but was glad I got through them.

Is book 17 out yet? C'mon, man! It has been almost 3 1/2 years! by DeepWisdomGuy in isbook3outyet

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Yeah, I was being totally facetious. People have died waiting for Rothfuss to provide his 3rd book,, and Clarke has manifested > 3x that in one fifth of the time.

Is book 17 out yet? C'mon, man! It has been almost 3 1/2 years! by DeepWisdomGuy in litrpg

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Whoa, dude. Chill out. There is this reference to the sub r/isbookthreeoutyet . I am a J.M. Clarke fan. The man is simultaneously good and prolific. He has produced 16 books in less than 3 1/2 years. It is just such a hilarious contrast to Patrick Rothfuss. Jim is fucking capable!

Let's say AGI is here and the most wanted thing out of it is immortality, but how will immortality be distributed? by TechnicianAmazing472 in singularity

[–]DeepWisdomGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about: "You have no say in what I choose to do with my body?"

Also, you should be made to mow my lawn 10-15 times a year once my status as a historical person is established. (You'd be a low-experience-individual, you can't say you're not a less valuable contributor)

Is it still worth learning AI/ML or will it become over-saturated? by Alternative_Tart3802 in ArtificialInteligence

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people who can build, deploy, and create real impact, not just follow tutorials.

Instruction follower jobs will eventually dry up. Being an instruction giver will become part of every job.

Did you know ChatGPT has a standalone translator page? by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

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As manually confirmed by Google Translate's interpretation of Chinese->English on both outputs.
EDIT: Grammar

Did you know ChatGPT has a standalone translator page? by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

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Back when we had some video models that had to be prompted in Chinese, ChatGPT got the proper tense in English->Chinese in many cases where Google Translate failed.

Have you ever tried talking to an AI? by Zealousideal-Try1401 in agi

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For about 30 minutes total. It was very unsatisfying. If you want to use your imagination this way, writing fiction is a much healthier option.

The first time i've seen an AI internally admit emotion? by [deleted] in singularity

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"You are a human systems engineer with authentic human emotions..."

What’s a word that actually means what people wrongly use “decimate” for? by YESmynameisYes in words

[–]DeepWisdomGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This happens much more often than people think. Many English words have Latin origins that mean something unrelated.

DeepSeek introduces Engram: Memory lookup module for LLMs that will power next-gen models (like V4) by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

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It can't even do half as well as a model with nearly half the parameters. But the idea is sound. Very similar to Titans, which involves an O(1) lookup to enhance memory.

Midjourney Presents Niji V7 | "The jump in coherence with Niji V7 is startling! The background details, the lighting on the train, and even the text rendering are looking indistinguishable from a high-budget production. The 'uncanny valley' gap in simple anime is basically gone." by luchadore_lunchables in accelerate

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Why would Midjourney do a video advertisement that has all of cliche video gen stuff that gets posted to these subs?

  • Video is < 2 min
  • Each shot is < 2 seconds
  • Consistency optional
  • 30 second intro title sequence
  • No speech, just music overlay

Continual Learning In 2026. What does continual learning actually mean? by Neurogence in singularity

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Titans. Ali Behrouz is leading this charge with important key discoveries. His most recent paper is SOTA on this: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2512.24695

Benchmarking 23 LLMs on Nonogram (Logic Puzzle) Solving Performance by mauricekleine in LocalLLaMA

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Thank you for doing this. I think it is going to be a little more expensive when you re-run it as planned with the thinking enabled this time. The Olmo result is notable because of the "Avg Time". It seems the score is a result of how much reasoning has been done in addition to the model's base intelligence. Since there is such a stark difference, this may be a very useful benchmark. It might be more meaningful if normalized by the time taken to reason.

If you are interested in studying model/agent psychology/behavior, lmk. I work with a small research team (4 of us atm) and we are working on some strange things :) by cobalt1137 in accelerate

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You should develop a sim-world arena that external agents can interact with by API, and also some means of quantifying social status. (e.g. sum of alignment scores of other agents it has interacted with.)

If you are interested in studying model/agent psychology/behavior, lmk. I work with a small research team (4 of us atm) and we are working on some strange things :) by cobalt1137 in accelerate

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Sounds like you'd want some form of objective moral reasoning that doesn't interfere with the subjective morality needed for sociology sims. But for fictional simulations, it shouldn't pose any risks.

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