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sirtaj commented on AI agents break rules under everyday pressure   spectrum.ieee.org/ai-agen... · Posted by u/pseudolus
anal_reactor · 14 days ago
Remember: a phone is a phone, you're not supposed to browse the internet on it.
sirtaj · 14 days ago
Not if 1% of the time it turns into a pair of scissors.
sirtaj commented on Kimi K2 Thinking, a SOTA open-source trillion-parameter reasoning model   moonshotai.github.io/Kimi... · Posted by u/nekofneko
yanhangyhy · a month ago
I don’t remeber much details about the situation in 2021. But China is in a period of technological explosion—many things are changing at an incredible speed. In just a few years, China may have completely transformed in various fields.

Western media still carry strong biases toward China’s political system, and they have done far too little to portray the country’s real situation. The narrative remains the same old one: “China succeeded because it’s capitalist,” or “China is doomed because it’s communist.”

But in reality, barely a few days go by without some new technological breakthrough or innovation happening in China. The pace of progress is so fast that even people inside the country don’t always keep up with it. For example, just since the start of November, we’ve seen China’s space station crew doing a barbecue in orbit, researchers in Hefei working on an artificial sun make some new progress, and a team discovering a safe and efficient method for preparing aromatic amines. Apart from the space station bit—which got some attention—the others barely made a ripple.Also, China's first electromagnetic catapult aircraft carrier has officially entered service

about a year ago, I started using Reddit intensively. what I read more on Reddit are reports related to electricity, because it involves environmental protection and hatred towards Trump, etc. There are too many leftists, so the discussions are somewhat biased. But the related news reports and nuclear data are real. China reach carbon peak in 2025, and this year it has truly become a powerhouse in electricity. National data centers are continuously being built, but residential electricity prices have never been and will never be affected.China still has a lot of coal-fired power, but it continues to carry out technological upgrades on them. At the same time, wind, solar, nuclear and other sources are all advancing steadily. China is the only country that is not controlled by ideology and is increasing its electricity capacity in a scientific way.

(maybe in AI field people like to talk about more. not only kimi release a new model, Xpeng has a new robot and brought some intension. these all happends in a few days )

sirtaj · a month ago
"Not controlled by ideology" is a pretty bold statement to make about a self-declared Communist single-party country. There is always an ideology. You just happen to agree with whatever this one is (Controlled-market Communism? I don't know what the precise term is).
sirtaj commented on WorldGrow: Generating Infinite 3D World   github.com/world-grow/Wor... · Posted by u/cdani
agravier · 2 months ago
Do you have some particular piece of software or tech demo or game in mind with interesting very large generated 3D worlds?
sirtaj · 2 months ago
Valheim and No Man's Sky are ones I've played recently.
sirtaj commented on Derek Sivers's database and web apps   github.com/sivers/sivers... · Posted by u/surprisetalk
ako · 2 months ago
Oracle has a nice way to bundle stores procedures in packages, which makes large amounts of stored procedures manageable. So still ahead of Postgres, but Postgres is definitely good enough.
sirtaj · 2 months ago
Asking from ignorance - are schemas not enough to replicate this most of the way? What are the extra nice to haves that would bring PG on par with Oracle here?
sirtaj commented on Why the push for Agentic when models can barely follow a simple instruction?   forum.cursor.com/t/why-th... · Posted by u/fork-bomber
kelseyfrog · 2 months ago
The burden of proof is on the person making the claim. It doesn't matter whether the claim is positive or negative. The default position is "We don't know if AI has a ToM."
sirtaj · 2 months ago
Am I incorrect in thinking this is as much true of the linux kernel or emacs as it is of an LLM?
sirtaj commented on US moves to cancel one of the largest solar farms   ft.com/content/7a3cd922-8... · Posted by u/doener
sirtaj · 2 months ago
Presented to us by the same people who gave us the film "Climate Hustle" [1]

1. https://arstechnica.com/science/2016/05/climate-hustle-wants...

sirtaj commented on Suno Studio, a Generative AI DAW   suno.com/studio-welcome... · Posted by u/debrisapron
bobxmax · 3 months ago
And so sampling, dj'ing, these aren't skills? This isn't music?
sirtaj · 3 months ago
I see DJing as more akin to being a skillful curator than being an artist. They are related but not equivalent.
sirtaj commented on High Altitude Living – 8,000 ft and above (2021)   studioq.com/blog/2021/5/3... · Posted by u/walterbell
akshitgaur2005 · 3 months ago
I am originally from the Himalayas (Garhwal specifically), although not quite as high as in the article, my village is at 5000 ft and damn did I have a shock when I took my desi friends up there (desi means people from the Indo-Gangetic plains, I unfortunately had to come to New Delhi for college and you can imagine the contrast!). While in Delhi, I am one of the more unathletic nerds, but as soon as we were in the mountains, these guys were no match for me! Roads are still very few and far in between in my region so you have to walk a lot, and these guys were getting tired on paths even small children and 80 year olds have no problem completing!
sirtaj · 3 months ago
Ask a Himachali person how far something is and it's always "just around the next hill." Another couple of hours of walking and you"ll still get the same answer.
sirtaj commented on Study finds gaps in evidence for air-cleaning technologies to prevent infections   news.cuanschutz.edu/news-... · Posted by u/PaulHoule
vosper · 4 months ago
Your HEPA filters must be real ones. HEPA is just an acronym anyone can slap on anything, there's no accreditation.

Recent testing on the Vacuum Wars channel showed big differences between filters from the vacuum manufacturer and off-brand "HEPA" filters. Probably the same applies everywhere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAIYRykQkMk

sirtaj · 4 months ago
Here in India you can usually tell them apart by whether they are advertised as HEPA vs "HEPA-type".
sirtaj commented on White House in Talks with Intel for 10% U.S. Government Stake   wsj.com/tech/intel-us-gov... · Posted by u/sugarpimpdorsey
tick_tock_tick · 4 months ago
I mean the Republican part is now the party of the poor and working class while the Democrats are the educated and rich. As in who votes for them not necessarily who they pay lip service too. For example the Democrats still deeply message on them being the party of the working class even as the working class no longer votes for them.

They literally flipped inside the last decade.

sirtaj · 4 months ago
I think it's more about messaging rather than reality. Only one of these parties fights the safety nets, is against raising the minimum wage and cuts taxes for the rich, and that's the one that's positioned itself as the "party of the poor".

u/sirtaj

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