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by Aissen 8d ago
A recent study seemed to support Fabian's well written article: https://dl.acm.org/doi/epdf/10.1145/3779212.3790129
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by Aissen 10d ago
If you are talking about publicly known vulns, it's a bit moot since they should be in the training sets. If not, you just burned the vulns to that inference provider's training data (and any intermediary), and future benchmarks w
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by Aissen 14d ago
> And the judgement that they did it is independent of whether the Clay people agree: you can make up your own mind and so can everyone else. No I cannot, and I'd argue most people can't either. We rely on mathematicians, peer
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by Aissen 24d ago
Also, if you have any sort of buying power: make sure you company pays for a group subscription, and maintains it over the years. I try do that here. Nudge your colleagues to use the subscription and send them the occasional article!
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by Aissen 1mo ago
I'm not an LLM engineer, but I just got an idea of how it could work, combining CoT + checkpoints : - use checkpoints to save KV cache before trigger CoT - trigger CoT, save result as a summary - go back to previous checkpoint - instea
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Qualcomm is now a leader of Linux upstreaming for their SoCs(social.kernel.org)
10 points by Aissen 1mo ago|4 comments
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by Aissen 1mo ago
Definitely, this is the easy "bruteforce" way, but it would require more memory, and would not resolve the second part of the problem (i.e "how to pick a better path").
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by Aissen 1mo ago
I'm not sure how that would work. You'd need to be able to reverse the operations in the KV cache, and I'm not sure if it's doable or not. And then you'd need to pick another path, or "rebalance" the proba
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by Aissen 1mo ago
I was there at the start of the smartphone boom. I built a demo Android device that was capable of telephony/data, 3D rendering, etc. all before Google open-sourced the OS, for a SoC vendor that wasn't in Google's inner circl
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by Aissen 2mo ago
"Stealing" something you already paid for (tokens), but that you can't have access to(!). And trained on the sum of human knowledge. Training on other model outputs ought to be business as usual, stop using morally charged te
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by Aissen 2mo ago
Was a recent convert. It's so much better than the competing apps, it's almost funny. It whips Google's antispam for example. And it's free software. Though to be fair it is helped by the fact that businesses have mandat
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by Aissen 2mo ago
We should fight against their call to ban distillation much more strongly: LLM SaaS should ease people getting their full query history and everyone should be allowed to pool them to distill or analyze or whatever. It's a basic require
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by Aissen 2mo ago
Following this being in the news, GrapheneOS wrote this post summarizing the data extraction defense: https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/40700-grapheneos-protection... On the duress pin, they say (read the whole thing th
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by Aissen 2mo ago
They've seen the government officials parroting OpenAI and Anthropic lobbies talking points, and they have smart enough people to see the signs of upcoming regulatory capture. If I were cynical, I'd say it isn't helped by the
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by Aissen 2mo ago
One of the reasons I never run any agent on my home machine. Containment is mandatory, even more with proprietary harnesses.
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by Aissen 3mo ago
Good article because it clearly exposes the methodology and the shortcomings of the measurements (mostly the front CDN of a ~20k number of old continent entities of apex/www domain).
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by Aissen 3mo ago
> 1. Compute costs collapsed since the advent of Cloud and yet hyperscalers still have fat margins. No, compute costs collapsed (before mid-2025) because of normal technological progress on all fronts of compute.
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by Aissen 3mo ago
Before Jeff first talk about this, I got one of those cheap Ethernet adapters (with the new realtek chip) on aliexpress for ~55€. It works really well, but I don't have USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 hardware, so I only get ~4Gbps out of it. But I&#x
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by Aissen 3mo ago
You can install the Google Camera, if you use sandboxed Google Play. It has all the same features AFAIK.
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by Aissen 3mo ago
More specifically, it was this set: https://emojipedia.org/apple/iphone-os-2.2 Interesting tidbit: > Emoji support required iPhone OS 2.2 and a SoftBank SIM card.
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by Aissen 3mo ago
People love to say how great these big clouds are, until they discover they've been paying ten times the market price outside of crises.
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by Aissen 3mo ago
Yes, and they will to preserve margins at some point. They're just doing a huge Mexican standoff, waiting for others to move. All smaller clouds have raised some prices already. They'll probably wait for summer, the world cup fina
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by Aissen 3mo ago
It's a bit higher than 4 now.
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by Aissen 5mo ago
I was wondering why I saw them for cheap on aliexpress…
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by Aissen 5mo ago
were* As the article says, they most likely changed their mind, probably following quite a bit of background discussions and industry influence.
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2 points by Aissen 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 5mo ago
Interesting that t8i is both for post-training and inference.
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by Aissen 5mo ago
Screen, battery and charging port replacements are already routine at any repair shop, at least for the devices I buy.
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by Aissen 5mo ago
Next: replaceable storage? Since flash-based storage is widely known as a consumable that tends to fail first.
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by Aissen 6mo ago
Why wouldn't it move the needle? Less time spent, less frustration, more performance, more resources focused on the business?

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