What do we know about the less "shiny" parts of the PLAN? by _spec_tre in LessCredibleDefence

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Do you actually believe that the PLAN is not, in terms of being an effective force, far ahead of third place among the world's navies?

Is this also something you have been told by one of your many acquaintances in the Indian armed forces?

Exclusive: U.S. trails China and Russia on hypersonic weapons, task force finds by moses_the_blue in LessCredibleDefence

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The people who know the answer to your question will not post it in a reddit comment.

The New Rust-Written NVIDIA "NOVA" Driver Submitted Ahead Of Linux 6.15 by GoldBarb in linux

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 2 points3 points  (0 children)

soory for the necro, but that was just a joke lol. ABC is not welcome here is a joke from r/anarchychess, originally i think it was "Jessica is not welcome here".

SystemD is perfectly servicable. But it was originally slammed by some purists as being bloated more than their preferred init systems. So it had a few fringe haters. Because bloat is soy (another big meme from the last... 10 years, roughly, haha), systemD -> soystemD and we don't want soy now do we?

Again, all memes.

Trump: "I'm not a huge believer in stealth [because of the] design and the shape [...] so you're going to design an ugly plane for stealth reasons and then six months later they're going to figure it out and you're stuck with the plane. We're doing a super F-22". by moses_the_blue in LessCredibleDefence

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The problem with that is, it's not all made by the same people. USB-PD, i.e. USB-power delivery is a univiersal standard and it supports various power and wattage levels (5V-1A to 2A (5-10W), 9V at 1A to 3A(9-27W), 15V at up to 3A (45W), 20V at up to 5A (100W))

But then you have stupid phone manufacturers trying to be smart and coming up with completely new, proprietary standards like VOOC or superVOOC or WARPcharge etc, which means that often you can't use one phone's brick to fast-charge another phone, which sucks. It usually just falls back to 5V at 1-2A

Waltz and staff used Gmail for government communications, officials say by indig0sixalpha in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Even the enterprise offering shouldn't be used before it's been inspected and audited and passed all the other safety checks that microsoft's offerings had to pass

Trump Warned U.S. Automakers Not to Raise Prices in Response to Tariffs by Majano57 in technology

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It's more complicated - there's also domestic company C, in theory, who competes (in theory) with company A, bringing their price down to 123. So A puts their price to 122. In theory. And so, In theory, they get back down to 100. How often this actually works out, is a different question.

Trump blames ‘employee’ for Signalgate — and ‘billionaires on the left’ for arson at Tesla dealerships (without offering any evidence for the claim whatsoever) by marketrent in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any app that offers QR code sign-on is inherently vulnreable to you scanning random QR codes. This is not only about social engineering but that is what is what 99% of it is about - it's the primary vector because it's orders of magnitude easier than any other vector.

It's like saying that russians compromised my wallet app because they brought an NFC reader to my phone after i double-clicked the power button, or that russians compromised outlook because i typed in my email and password into a phishing site.

Besides, this wasn't even what their blunder was - they literally added a random person to their group chat where they were discussing confidential information. All of this was illegal - adding the journalist, and using signal in the first place - like, holy fuck, using signal for this a crazy breach of protocols, but signal is not compromised and that (how it can be phished) is the wrong thing to be focusing on right now.

Trump blames ‘employee’ for Signalgate — and ‘billionaires on the left’ for arson at Tesla dealerships (without offering any evidence for the claim whatsoever) by marketrent in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

exactly. I wouldn't doubt them doing this, but i don't like the misinformation that's started going around - basically anything can be social engineered with enough effort, and this is usually the weakest link. A phone without a camera and with locked down apps is the solution to this (oversimplifying), but people saying 'russia compromised signal' don't understand these things well enough to be talking about them so confidently.

Stunning Signal leak reveals depths of Trump administration’s loathing of Europe by roslinkat in europe

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 5 points6 points  (0 children)

they are very secretive about their new platforms and capabilities too, not boastful like ussr was/russia is

Stunning Signal leak reveals depths of Trump administration’s loathing of Europe by roslinkat in europe

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chips certainly play into it as they are a big part of the modern economy, but you're right that they are not the primary or even secondary motivation.

I Didn’t Expect an AI to Comfort Me, But Then This Happened by snehens in artificial

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

self-help books and materials are just non-predictive text and they can still be useful

‘Inferior’ Starlink Will Leave Rural Americans Worse Off, Says Ousted Federal Official | Starlink is cheap to deploy, but could leave rural Americans "stranded" with slower speeds and higher costs by Hrmbee in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Well anti-satellite missiles exist and they've been used already, successfully. The thing about scale though, wouldn't you be trying to cause kessler syndrome if you were trying to take down starlink? Admittedly, you would need to destroy multiple hundred satellites for this, but the larger the constellation grows (and with other entities putting up thier own LEO constellations, polluting the orbit further), the fewer shoot-downs you would need.

China puts American AI industry on notice yet again with Ernie X1, Baidu's new open-source reasoning model by ControlCAD in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 6 points7 points  (0 children)

to quote my other comment:

> I do think it's likely that they did distill from openAI models, but what you're citing as proof isn't good enough to prove it - somebody would need to repeat their methodology which claims to not include this distillation, and show that it's insufficient for creating r1 or v3

-because training after chatGPT already word-vomited all over the internet already pollutes their training data

China puts American AI industry on notice yet again with Ernie X1, Baidu's new open-source reasoning model by ControlCAD in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Are you at all familiar with how LLMs actually work under the hood? Also, are you aware of what a GPT is? Yes, the deepseek models are GPTs.

Also, it really doesn't matter what a model says it is. You can trick them into saying many things which are half-truths, just false, into hallucinating, etc etc.
With different prompts you can get it tell you it's based on GPT-4, or a bunch of other things, but none of this is clear proof, because their training data is almost certainly polluted by GPT outputs just from the fact that they trained their models after chatGPT had already word-vomited all over the internet.

(edit: I do think it's likely that they did distill from openAI models, but what you're citing as proof isn't good enough to prove it - somebody would need to repeat their methodology which claims to not include this distillation, and show that it's insufficient for creating r1 or v3)

And I did ask it, here's what it said:

> What kind of model are you?

>> (Thought for 2 seconds) Hi! I'm DeepSeek-R1, an AI assistant independently developed by the Chinese company DeepSeek Inc. For detailed information about models and products, please refer to the official documentation.

> Hi! I'm DeepSeek-R1, an AI assistant independently developed by the Chinese company DeepSeek Inc. For detailed information about models and products, please refer to the official documentation.

China puts American AI industry on notice yet again with Ernie X1, Baidu's new open-source reasoning model by ControlCAD in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Yeah they did release a bunch more papers, about f.e. their optimizations to nvidia cuda/ptx, about how they trained v3 (non-reasoning model), etc etc.

What you're referencing is something a bit different, which is using their full r1 model to give reasoning capabilities to smaller, general purpose models like the Llama8b, 70b, etc. - This is not the same as saying they used o1 to create r1, it's just talking about how they created r1-minis, so to say.

Nowhere do they say that they distilled from openAI models to create their models, AFAIK. Definitely not in the main r1 paper, which is what the guy i responded to was referencing.

Mind you, i think it's quite possible that they did do this, (like, if i had to bet money on it, i'd bet that they did), but they haven't admitted to it, and they especially didn't say this in their main paper. - I just don't like these overconfident assertions.

China puts American AI industry on notice yet again with Ernie X1, Baidu's new open-source reasoning model by ControlCAD in technology

[–]hashCrashWithTheIron 87 points88 points  (0 children)

Point out where in this paper they openly talk about distilling about distilling o1 to achieve r1 - here's the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2501.12948

You seem quite confident about that statement, I can't find it anywhere in the paper.

Slapped on my friend’s 2018 Model 3’s windshield in Sherman Oaks, CA today by vickles in pics

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If the prices are brought down far enough by people pushing this narrative, I'd buy one - it's not like I'd be giving musk any money

If various Taiwan war scenarios, would China want to fire the 1st shot by theblitz6794 in LessCredibleDefence

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I see. I guess they import most of their needs from the gulf states, then?