Onavo

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by Onavo 5d ago
Click bait title :/ I thought it's a machine learning article
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by Onavo 5d ago
Note you don't need a sandbox if you are not doing code execution. There are a lot of applications where inference only is sufficient e.g. web scraping websites that don't change frequently or OCR on scanned documents. Code execut
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by Onavo 6d ago
It's not limited to their libraries. All of their public facilities are like this. Even their public swimming pools (not allowed to use them if you are a visitor, their digital ticketing system requires the local equivalent of a SSN).
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by Onavo 6d ago
Regardless there's value to know exactly what topics are off limits and for which platforms. Censorship needs to be measured and quantified (probably with vectors).
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by Onavo 6d ago
Is French different? Il est un médecin? Il est médecin? Ils sont médecins sounds fine.
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by Onavo 7d ago
To avoid vendor lock-in.
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by Onavo 7d ago
I think by one way they are referring to cruise missiles i.e. the engine is only used once or twice. Once during test fire, and once in production environment.
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by Onavo 8d ago
So...if you vibe code API shims Google can't sue your right? It would be clean room implementation by definition.
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by Onavo 8d ago
He didn't actually name his son Placeholder right?
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by Onavo 10d ago
I don't think anybody's denying that small models are doing distillation, the issue at hand is frontier lab vs frontier lab when it comes to big models.
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by Onavo 10d ago
Give me a proof they don't. Because from my observations they clearly do.
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by Onavo 10d ago
> even if I give them literal infinite time and all the subagents and internet access.. Don't use the word infinite in any CS claims. They can recreate or approximate monte Carlo tree search and it technically is still a correct s
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by Onavo 10d ago
Anyone down to vibe code a competitor to ForeFlight?
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by Onavo 10d ago
The exterior perhaps but definitely not the interior. If you visit Europe, the interiors are all small and cramped.
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by Onavo 11d ago
Exactly, it's a question for the lawyers to sort out.
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by Onavo 11d ago
That's for the lawyers to sort out, they have a lot of flexibility as a US nonprofit. The case law isn't that clear cut for this.
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by Onavo 11d ago
Why not just offer a paid endpoint for the crawlers? It's not like the demand is going to go away anytime soon. It serves nobody except CloudFlare and hardware companies when one side set up blockers and the other side spend money putt
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by Onavo 11d ago
What about hardcore BDSM lovemaking?
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by Onavo 12d ago
*hands off
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by Onavo 12d ago
I generally take the technocratic view of things, in other words you should understand the things you are trying to ban/regulate . Replace AI with vaccines and the problems with how some parties are pushing for regulatory capture and&
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by Onavo 12d ago
Mostly useless reading list. Very little emphasis on technical SOTA and mostly policy level waffling. And regarding the data question the other commenters are asking — you scrape everything you can (oh look I used an em dash, wanna run me t
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by Onavo 12d ago
What's the best generic allbirds style shoe? I refuse to play for the branding premium.
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by Onavo 12d ago
What about WebAssembly?
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by Onavo 13d ago
Cessnas.
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by Onavo 15d ago
What a convenient excuse
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by Onavo 15d ago
Depending on the plane they need the wheels to have sufficient weight on them first. Also strangely the flaps 30 and flaps 40 call outs do not match.
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by Onavo 16d ago
Most web devs have never heard of Colo unfortunately, they only know Vercel and AWS. Hurricane electric should sponsor more booths at colleges. If they give out more swag maybe the millenials and gen Zs would finally understand bandwidth pr
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by Onavo 16d ago
> The AI thus builds confidence over time, acting on object detections that persist across several frames, rather than, say, slamming the brakes due to a camera blip on a single frame. Nice in theory but in practice they still need a t
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by Onavo 16d ago
Cheaper actually, a lot less fees. Stripe is usually death by a thousand cuts.
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by Onavo 16d ago
For B2B transactions that's actually decent. And any disputes can be sorted out in court.

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