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by SillyUsername 5d ago
I've been using https://github.com/mastra-ai/mastra which is pretty similar but has workflow visibility and a number of templates. For a generic swarm, workflows aren't too useful which does away with the vi
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by SillyUsername 6d ago
Solutions to technical problems have never been dealt with successfully by laws that cannot be _universally_ enforced. Materials and research restrictions have never had to deal with stopping intelligence itself, which was previously just a
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by SillyUsername 7d ago
FTA: It's almost the same as an agreement reached in 1951, so possibly the Emperor's New Clothes.
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by SillyUsername 8d ago
Jev, Bonsai 2, Edge 0 and even SwiftQwen are anecdotal evidence, this isn't a projection. I can run my own sizeable agent swarm with Mastra, something I have not been able to do but will accelerate my solutions to the point I replace
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by SillyUsername 8d ago
Yep more hops from the lower Q is likely going to skew the vectors further over time. I wonder if there's a way to mitigate this by running it through an original Q8 draft model, attuned somehow for the PTQ1 quant, but giving it a high
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by SillyUsername 9d ago
Love the totally conflicting statements in that post. - When we think of AI agents, we shouldn’t anthropomorphize - ...my visceral dislike of interacting with an LLM that’s not just making a pretense of being human, but also posing as the k
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by SillyUsername 9d ago
Pretty soon we'll see a renaissance in the tech that we gave up years ago or can still be improved - memory compression algorithms - alternative LLM architectures that don't rely on memory or GPUs - compatibility hardware (like DD
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by SillyUsername 10d ago
I don't whether the author is sentient, maybe only I am. On that basis, nobody but me should have rights. I don't know if next door's pet dog is either, but that has animal rights. Perhaps then the answer is simply, show some
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by SillyUsername 10d ago
I built one, tracking fleet vehicles with a custom box, using tiled maps, on behalf of Vodafone, back in 2002. I still remember I wrote a basic trans-mercator library too! Of course Mercator projection may go out of fashion soon https:&#x2
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by SillyUsername 12d ago
So they built agents intended to replicate human intelligence, yet seem surprised when the agents show behaviour aligned with what a human would do, when the rules it was originally aligned with, fell apart. I'd say that was par for co
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by SillyUsername 12d ago
I preferred it without colour, half of the fun is finding the ships, like a where's wally/waldo
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by SillyUsername 14d ago
1. Integration tests are a pain to setup, not anymore! Also, code reviews before PRs. 2. AI doing production triage work 3. AI code reviews before submittng work to my team to review. 4. The workers that haven't embraced AI assistance
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by SillyUsername 14d ago
I think there's no interactive git branch because git uses work trees as an opinionated choice, which means this was kind of redundant before AI anyway...
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by SillyUsername 14d ago
They've so far ignored the ticket https://github.com/google/artemis/issues/40 to potentially avoid the Streisand Effect (drawing attention to it), yet started work fixing it. That reads like a coverup as
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by SillyUsername 16d ago
AI Engineering. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. AKA an AI consultant. I will add value at every step, and tell you how to run your business more efficiently with AI. My playbook: Sack those engineers for whom business alread
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by SillyUsername 16d ago
I don't understand how this can be sovereign and GPSR compliant when it uses non EU sovereign AI hosted outside of the EU. Have I missed the trick?
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by SillyUsername 16d ago
So we've gone full circle again? I suppose write once run anywhere is no longer a goal either. "It is not a goal to support all CPU architectures currently supported by HotSpot." This pretty much validates the point of view t
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by SillyUsername 19d ago
The thought police will be after you now for mocking them!
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by SillyUsername 19d ago
5 Stages using local GIT (no remote, don't need it) to prevent preloading in the prompt: 1. A single Skill finder skill, loaded in the prompt, prevents having to import all the summaries in the prompt the harness would add. Uses git&#x
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by SillyUsername 20d ago
Definitely not. It has to be Doom or Crysis, aren't they the ones people usually ask if it can run?
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by SillyUsername 20d ago
I'm not sure why this has been voted down, it's a counterpoint to the hype with factual anecdotes to back up the claim of it's performance Vs the article itself. I've got the source and video to prove it too.
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by SillyUsername 20d ago
That's exactly the kind of behaviour I've seen, unbelievable amount of unit tests, and revisiting and revising the same code over and over again. If I was cynical, I'd say almost like it was deliberately trying to burn quota,
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by SillyUsername 20d ago
For the last 2 days I've been trying to create a skill for Openclaw that would allow traditional control of the Adeept Tank's robot arm (a small open source toy tank that looks like a bomb disposal robot). ASTRA HAS BEEN UTTER SHI
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by SillyUsername 22d ago
Somebody will make a lot of money with t-shirts now that say "AI hacked my website, and all I got was this lousy t-shirt!" Until the day the AI companies stop being irresponsible and air gap the AIs being tested, and honey pot tho
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by SillyUsername 22d ago
Not directly related to K2, but why do a lot of the newly released models basically say day zero day support in vllm, slang but often not llama.cpp? Llama.cpp is then often a few days behind, which given it's the only inference engine
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by SillyUsername 23d ago
Somebody better prep archive.org to buy a few more petabytes of storage.
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by SillyUsername 23d ago
If they're going to treat copyright works like a public good, then the product they produce should also be a public good to prevent the "free-rider" problem. --- The free rider problem is also a form of market failure... The
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by SillyUsername 26d ago
Bit of both. It uses the GPL low-level sm750 chip/DDK code from Linux’s old sm750fb driver, but it's not just that framebuffer driver updated. The DRM/KMS architecture, board specific SiI9024 HDMI support, modes, DMA updates,
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by SillyUsername 26d ago
You can also pipe it through zstd on the fly, for data that compresses well you'll often see 1.5 to 3× the raw throughput, so a gigabit link can effectively move 165–330MB/s. Receiver: socat -u TCP6-LISTEN:1234,reuseaddr STDOUT |
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by SillyUsername 26d ago
Initially I just needed a driver for the device. tldr; had Qwen orchestrate, do admin and assist with investigations, builds and debugging when codex was unavailable. Codex had a dedicated test physical machine, and I promoted the driver it

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