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    6 days ago

    Will someone PLEASE get this moron a cardboard box to make a fort out of so we can all take a fucking break?!

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    6 days ago

    Any outlet that calls AI ‘super intelligence’ will join the fellow propagandists on my blocklist.

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        I was just on a trip with friends down in Tennessee. I had made a comment to my buddy how dumb lifted trucks with the spacers on their wheels are and how I hate them. He said he likes them, because it tells him exactly who the person is and takes any guess work out. A voluntary scarlet letter if you will.

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      Meta called it that couple days ago.
      Not that I am able to stop using them. People stuck still in stone age keeping me there.

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        You can still leave that sewer. I know everyone’s situation is different but it really isn’t that hard.

        I left a while ago and couldn’t be happier.

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          My family uses it for communication. In the past I managed to get them use the at the time trending tech message apps - skype, viber - there was couple more. But they never checked those.

          So if I have to msg them on FB to check their msg somewhere else - that’s kinda defeats the reason.

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    This is 100% because young people have started referring to anything fake or stupid as “AI”. The term AI is becoming a punchline.

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    5 days ago

    Just because an LLM seems smart to a senile asshole who has illusions of “being intelligent” because he managed not to fail a dementia test, it is not “intelligent”. And not “superintelligent” either.

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        We’ve had ANI (Artificial Narrow Intelligence) for a long time. But words have different meanings, and when the layperson uses intelligence, it’s not LLMs. It’s got a lot of laypersons fooled, no doubt there, but that doesn’t mean they’d consider it intelligent if they could get past their own brain fooling them by the presentation. Once you see how it makes mistakes, you realize that it’s not. It’s useful as a tool if used correctly, but so is a hammer.

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    5 days ago

    In other words, big tech is paying Trump to help them rebrand. Phenomenal distopia we’re living in.

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    😂 Some of this sounds like a child wrote it (emphasis mine):

    USHERING IN SUPER INTELLIGENCE: … the executive branch to recognize the continuously advancing technological frontier and the limitless promise it offers the American people

    RECOGNIZING THE IMMENSE OPPORTUNITY OF SI: The United States is the world leader in Super Intelligence…

    Well you would be given that no one else calls it that.

    But also, have you heard of Qwen? Last time I checked it was as good if not better than American models! (I admit I could be wrong about that now as I haven’t checked benchmarks in a few months now)

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      It’s definitely better than American open-weight models. The gap between American flagship models and Chinese open-weight models is closing quickly though.

      With the token prices of Chinese models, I seldom reach for American models anymore.

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        I’ve spent the last week or so coding an application using nothing but Qwen3.8-27B. I was curious how much I could do entirely with a local model running on my own personal hardware, and it turns out the answer was “everything.”

        Granted, it’s not the fanciest application. But it’s fun.

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          Yep, I’ve been using that same model pretty heavily too, running on ExLlamaV3. It’s very impressive for such a little model!

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            I’m really looking forward to seeing what Qwen4 is like. 3.8 was just 3.6 with additional training, my understanding is that Qwen4 is new from the ground up.

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              I hope they make a MoE version. I get like 50 tokens/sec with Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, but can’t rely on it quite as much as Qwen3.8-27B.

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                Sadly they don’t seem to have 36B-A3B models on their roadmap any more, they didn’t do one for 3.8 either. I agree it was a nice sweet spot between speed and capability, I still use the 3.6 version of 36B-A3B for larger-scale local work. Maybe someone else will aim for that. Or Qwen4 will do something new with the architecture that makes it unnecessary.

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                  My Hermes instance periodically checks the overall open-weight LLM landscape, and it recently recommended trying Ornith 1.5 35B-A3B.

                  I haven’t tried it yet, but on paper, it sounds like it has some potential.