Catloafdev

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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Why create an offensive tool rather than a repo-scanning tool? I can't think of any way to safely release an offensive tool publicly.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
> not a crazy hard problem Saw the one video linked here comparing other existing transport ratios, and asking for double that is 'not crazy hard'? It certainly sounds like a challenge.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
OpenAI hasn't released open weights since GPT-OSS-20/120B. Google has the Gemma line. I wouldn't expect OpenAI to start releasing open weight competitive models again, but I could be wrong.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
As always, relevant XKCD https://xkcd.com/927/
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
I hope this doesn't impact Google's progress on open models.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
I don't agree with the conclusion at all. I can see the value of RTK - whether it is buggy or vibe coded is kind of secondary. That basically comes down to how severe and often the bugs are. There's no gamification of savings here
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
This site is pretty heavily sandbagged with bots on political topics, par for the course to see this here nowadays.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
I agree for casual usage, but this seems targeted towards enterprise setups, which makes much more sense to use something like ElasticSearch if you're already in the Amazon cloud, and especially if using the advanced features it provid
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Why? You keep posting this. What's it for? Who wants this? What does it accomplish? It's a vibe-coded remote console renderer. I don't get why you're posting it.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Ya I can't take them seriously after reading through that, they sound like a bunch of clowns. There was no evidence of anything other than 'this company had similar features that we offered' Boo fucking hoo. The desktop agent
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Framing what's happening as simply 'removal of DEI' is horrifically out of touch with reality.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
The appeal is solar power efficiency gains. And yes it is a notable amount of extra mass, but not a deal-breaking amount. Latency is pretty minimal regardless of location (sub-100ms) which is not nothing but it's minor for things like
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
This is very far from an obstacle, space-functional radiators and thermal management systems do exist.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
ctrl+f rentier: 0 hits ya...
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
If you want frontier-level, the economically reasonable option is OpenRouter or a direct sub to frontier-of-your-choice. The reality is that they do not offer configurations that would allow a consumer to run that much VRAM on a single setu
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Ya that'd be an awesome project, the only issue is how do you verify it's not being poisoned? To actually validate it would require more analysis than the training took to run. It would require a trusted network, not an open one,
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Firefox thankfully offers sync and imports your Chrome data. Makes switching easy.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
And how exactly do you propose making it "difficult enough"?
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
It's a relatively new benchmark but from what I can tell it has serious cred behind it. I assume it will be picked up as part of the standard suite of CS-related benchmarks soon enough.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
If you're talking about frontier AI, they have no issue de-obfuscating any of these accurately.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Your hostility isn't helping things either. "You've been here long enough to understand" followed by an incorrect usage of "goal post moving" makes you look like an agitator.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Being able to run the 12B on 8gb VRAM is huge. It's crazy to see how fast these small local models have evolved.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Did the security engineers leave the building?
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
It's a legal notice, what are you talking about?
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Then every normal user has to take 10 seconds as well, which is an awful experience.
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
It actually is. And to think it's not, means you don't understand what the benefit is. Just because you've never been in a situation to care about the benefit they are offering, does not mean it's not valuable. And the p
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
Taking you at face value, the first step is to address the framing here: 'redirecting funding from sucky schools towards ones that deliver results' This is not quite the reality of how this works. What you have to recognize
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
I'm not saying it isn't in your personal best interest to consider switching your kids out of public schooling. The problem is that the public schools need to be fixed, not abandoned. There's a difference between "I choo
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by Catloafdev 4mo ago
This is absurdly problematic. Your solution is basically handicapping the schools with kids that perform worse and then potentially closing them? That doesn't solve the problem, this is just pro-Charter School propaganda that ignores t