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Zambyte
2y ago
Well they could technically have proper attribution without the literal string "Copyright (c) 2024 The Spegel Authors" if they included an older copyright notice that was more appropriate. I think that was the point they were maki
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Zambyte
2y ago
> You have access to email and can send code etc. No current model manages anything close to that. This is an issue of tooling, not intelligence. Language models absolutely have the power to process email and send (push?) code, should yo
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Zambyte
2y ago
That's not in the terms of the license, that's in the preamble as a stated goal. Read sections 4-6. They're not that long and don't really have much legalese. In practice, the goal is met because someone is likely to r
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Zambyte
2y ago
The AGPL requires that you publish a notice that the source is available on demand to the people who use your software over the network. The easiest way to do this is usually to just publish your changes so you can link everyone to it,
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Zambyte
2y ago
> Most opensource licenses are that you are required to publish your changes This isn't true either. You can privately fork AGPLv3 software without violating the license. You only have to provide the source (on demand!) to people wh
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Zambyte
2y ago
Copied. Claiming the code as authored by themselves did not leave the original author without their code. This would not be true had they stolen it.
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Zambyte
2y ago
No there aren't. You can make changes to AGPLv3 software without publishing it anywhere. The only requirement is that you make your changes available in source form to anyone that you distribute changes to, which may be entirely privat
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Zambyte
2y ago
Original license of Redis is retained in the form Valkey: https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey/blob/unstable/COPYING Third party licenses retained in a THIRDPARTY file in MariaDB https://github
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Zambyte
2y ago
No it doesn't. It makes it copied without authorization. Stolen means the original owner does not have access which is not the case[0]. This idea that copying is theft was propaganda invented by the MPA[1], and we ought to stop parroti
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2y ago
You can't just remove the above copyright notice and replace it with your own and claim you retained the copyright notice lol
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Zambyte
2y ago
https://github.com/Azure/peerd/blob/main/LICENSE I don't see "Copyright (c) 2024 The Spegel Authors" (the "above copyright notice" in https://github.com/spegel-or
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Zambyte
2y ago
Copied, not stole. It's unfortunate that the two are so often conflated.
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Zambyte
2y ago
> Software released under an MIT license allows for forking and modifications, without any requirement to contribute these changes back. This sentence is true but a bit confusing, because there are no licenses that require anyone to cont
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Zambyte
2y ago
> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. Source: the MIT license. https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/
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Zambyte
2y ago
What intellectual tasks can humans do that language models can't? Particularly agentic language model frameworks.
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Zambyte
2y ago
It was not clear from a recently posted article on the matter that this would be a setting, but from the change log it does appear that it can be switched off. > Enables a future optional security feature, which will automatically rest
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Zambyte
2y ago
I'm really happy to see more devices that are limited by design to a sane set of capabilities like this. I have replaced my cell phone with a Daylight computer, which also feels very intentional to use. Emphasis because the Light Pho
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Zambyte
2y ago
> The result of a purely chronological feed is that you have to scroll through 10 posts from the same person and never see anything from people that post good content rarely. I follow over 700 accounts on Bluesky and strictly use the fol
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Zambyte
2y ago
Bluesky has felt like the healthiest experience I have ever had with social media. I don't really use any algorithmic feeds (though I have been toying with building my own), just my following feed.
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Zambyte
2y ago
It sounds like you have a different definition of "general" in the context of intelligence from the one I shared. What is it?
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Zambyte
2y ago
It's funny to me that they mention it would complete with X and Instagram, rather than with Threads, which would be financially much closer.
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2y ago
Never trust a computer outside kicking distance.
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Zambyte
2y ago
How do I serve multiple models? I can pick from dozens of models that I have downloaded through Open WebUI.
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Zambyte
2y ago
I think a reasonable definition of intelligence is the application of reason on knowledge. An example of a system that is highly knowledgeable but has little to no reason would be an encyclopedia. An example of a system that is highly reaso
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Zambyte
2y ago
> static linking? Yes > Dynamic linking? Yes > Importing/inclusion? Yes > How does this translate (no pun intended) when the LLVM backend work is completed? I'm not sure what you mean. It sounds like you think they
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Zambyte
2y ago
There isn't really as clear of a distinction between "runtime" and "compile time" in Lisp. The comptime keyword is essentially just the opposite of quote in Lisp. Instead of using comptime to say what should be eval
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Zambyte
2y ago
What command is it? Because that was not at all my experience.
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Zambyte
2y ago
> Curious onlookers want to know if the Zig ecosystem and community will be as hostile to the decades of C libraries as the Rust zealots have been. Definitely not the case in Zig. From my experience, the relationship with C libraries amo
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Zambyte
2y ago
If the type that you're passing as an argument is the type of another argument, you can keep the API simpler by just using @TypeOf(arg) internally in the function instead.
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Zambyte
2y ago
I have found Gemma models are able to produce useful information about more niche subjects that other models like Mistral Small cannot, at the expense of never really saying "I don't know", where other models will, and will i
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