Greg Clarke

I like the music but you’re right, I probably won’t watch 50Tb of talkback tv

I’ll store PBS’s content on my Plex server if they want. I’m sure I’ve got 50Tb free

Ads or promotions may also appear during live events streamed on YouTube, such as sporting events.

I don’t have strong opinions but it looks like they’re referring to this phrasing in the ToS which suggests ads will only appear in sporting events. That’s the ToS connection. But otherwise, they advertise YouTube as an ad free experience which just isn’t true.

You can’t advertise one thing and then just add “nah j/k” in the ToS and think you’re off the hook

I’m basing this on OP’s comment

Someone in Cuba or Iran can keep installing APKs with no new restrictions, but devs will suffer.

I don’t want to distribute apps, I just want to be able to install whatever I want on the hardware I own.

I’m checking if my VPN has exit nodes in Iran, Cuba, Russia, Belarus, etc

I’ve got 128GB RAM + 24GB VRAM on a 4090. I’ve managed to get a 400B parameter model running on a single board computer with 64GB RAM by using MMAP. But I want to run Kimi K3 locally so I would need a lot more RAM / bandwidth

Especially giving the lack of trust organizations rightfully have in big AI companies

My current workflow is passing a human written spec to an agent to implement with strict coding guidelines, architectural decisions, etc. The agent isn’t making any decisions about the abstractions to use, it’s just creating the objects and test suites. So I don’t mind the slower bandwidth because I’m running the heavy agentic lifting over night with no need for human supervision.

But I fully appreciate that my workflow isn’t the norm. In fact my workflow it’s the exact opposite the AI grifters like Sam Altman are selling because it still involves a human with knowledge of the systems making different decisions.

I just wish I could buy enough memory to run one of these models locally. Specially Kimi K3