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by HanClinto 8mo ago
Maybe check out Docker Model Runner -- it's built on llama.cpp (in a good way -- not like Ollama) and handles I think most of what you're looking for? https://www.docker.com/blog/run-llms-locally/ As far
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
I'm regularly amazed that HuggingFace is able to make money. It does so much good for the world. How solid is its business model? Is it long-term viable? Will they ever "sell out"?
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
Hey, I made the same decision (except I went with the 24gb model, not the 16gb). The other thing I like about having it on a separate Mac Mini is that it it's completely sandboxed, and I don't log into anything with it on my perso
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
Another thing that I've thought about doing is to use some sort of computer vision to watch streamers of online games and use STT to capture not just play datasets, but also datasets of their narrated reasoning about why they play what
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
I believe it's even possible to match up game IDs so that (hypothetically) if both players are using 17 Lands, then you can match up a game from both sides and get full information re: the hands of each player as well. It obviously wou
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
Home Assistant and other open-source projects seem like they may be the only way that we get consumer-friendly devices. https://github.blog/open-source/maintainers/the-local-first-...
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
I've wondered about such things, and it feels like the 17 Lands dataset might be a good place to scrape play-by-play game data between human players. Feels like it could be adapted to a format usable by this structure, and used as a fi
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
Could consider putting it up as a dataset on Kaggle, perhaps? I would think they'd provide hosting for such things? Archive.org would be another option as a repository for the high-res scans in an accessible / discoverable locatio
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
It almost doesn't matter if it's real or not. Even if it isn't real, it easily could be.
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
That is EXACTLY what came to mind for me. Terrifying thought. Fatigue of maintaining OSS is what was exploited in that takeover attack. Employing a bot army to fan this sort of attack out at scale? Social ddos'ing.
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
XZ Utils is EXACTLY what came to mind for me. That exploit / takeover happened precisely because an angry user was bullying a project maintainer, and then a "white knight" came in to save the day and defend the maintainer aga
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
I think I'm clearly in the target audience for that ad. I laughed out loud really hard at that one, and I think I was the only one at our party who appreciated it. Probably my favorite commercial of the whole superb owl, but so far I&#
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
Agreed! Gives a whole new level to the idea of "full stack developer"
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by HanClinto 8mo ago
It kinda' does, doesn't it? Re: the "hobby" part is where I agree with you the most. Where you say it's not solving genuine problems is where I differ the most. It really feels to me like Comma is staffed by people
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
Yes -- you can run inference on HF directly [0]. If you want to hear the demos that Simon Willison recorded, he has a nice blog post about it. [1] [0] - https://huggingface.co/spaces/Qwen/Qwen3-TTS [1] - https:&#
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
Not to be too much of a devil's advocate (ha!), but I kindof think I _want_ it to have biblical translation data in the dataset. So long as it's not simply copying something like the KJV or ESV into the output, then this should be
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
I mean, I should hope so? I don't think the point is to create a completely "from scratch" translation -- this feels like a more practical exercise than academic. What's fascinating to me is the suitability of some of th
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
One Bible translation that I really appreciate is the NET Bible [0] -- in particular, I appreciate its translator's notes. It can be very helpful to read the translator's notes and to understand the reasoning that went into any pa
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
Oh? Because Copilot might have trained on code it shouldn't have? Assuming a ReactOS developer used Microsoft / Github Copilot to work on this codebase, then if Microsoft attempts to sue (themselves?) over their own Copilot tool i
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
Thank you for publishing this! I absolutely love small embedding models, and have used them on a number of projects (both commercial and hobbyist). I look forward to checking this one out! I don't know if this is too much to ask, but s
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
This is a seriously beautiful guide. I really appreciate you putting this together! I especially love the tab-through animations on the various pages, and this is one of the best explanations that I've seen. I generally feel I understa
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
My advice? Stop assuming things are good. Lose the sense of shock at evil existing. Assume it's all evil and there is no aspect of it that is not corrupted in some fashion by depravity. Nothing is new. Nothing is pure. We should not de
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
I don't know how related this is or not, but one thing that I've noticed is that a lot of the "How to awaken your LLM!" and "Secret prompt to turn on the personhood of your ChatGPT!" types of guides use role-pl
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
> Being mentally ill requires careful handling that should be left up to professionals with licenses on the line and liabilities if they are found to be mispracticing. Part of the trouble is that "undiagnosed but mentally ill"
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
> The D&D backlash wasn't sparked by widespread incidents of serious delusions It was sparked by real incidents which resulted in real deaths. Patricia wasn't the only concerned parent dealing with real tragedy. The questio
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by HanClinto 9mo ago
> I think there will be always people in bad mental state who will unfortunately commit suicide after some interaction I've been getting strong flashbacks to Patricia Pulling and the anti-Dungeons-and-Dragons panic. [0] Back in the
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by HanClinto 10mo ago
Fantastic idea!! I've been working off and on with local 4-8 player games, but I had only been using the Javascript gamepad API. I like how you're using smart phones, this seems like a good way to go about it! It would be nice to
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by HanClinto 10mo ago
Whoa. A website that cares about its users enough to _easily support limiting access to itself_? That's so refreshing in terms of being a user-focused feature, and yet it stands in sharp contrast against today's engagement-hyperfo
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by HanClinto 10mo ago
> What improvements to plants to benefit human harvestability can you think of wouldn't also improve robotic harvestability? I could be totally wrong about this, but the first thing that occurs to me would be something like inconsis
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by HanClinto 10mo ago
I've been hearing good things about Orion browser. My wife has switched to it, but I'm still on Firefox. Our family is already super happy with Kagi as a web search engine, and it sounds like they're doing good things on the

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