apitman

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by apitman 1y ago
I'm new too. Found this article helpful: https://crawshaw.io/blog/programming-with-agents
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by apitman 1y ago
I've seen people say the models get more erratic at higher (lower?) quantization levels. What's your experience been?
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by apitman 1y ago
But local aka desktop Linux is still an awful experience for most people. I use Arch btw
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by apitman 1y ago
Even if they provide the code/data and not just the weights, aren't you taking their word for it that the weights were trained using that code, and not modified? Or is there some way to verify that?
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by apitman 1y ago
How does multi-user work, and how many users could it handle concurrently? My only experience is running much smaller models, and they easily peg my GPU at ~90 tokens/s. So maybe I could run 5-10 users at <10t/s? Does software
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by apitman 1y ago
And many more: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
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by apitman 1y ago
Halfway through reading this I thought "did I already bookmark this? I need to make sure I bookmark it so I can review it later." Ruh roh
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by apitman 1y ago
That emulator is awesome. Especially cool about the easter egg. I've seen a few of these WASM emulators and fantasy consoles, but they all seem to be focused on games. Are you aware of any that are designed to run normal GUI apps?
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MinQND-Libc – Minimal Libc for WebAssembly(github.com)
3 points by apitman 1y ago|0 comments
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by apitman 1y ago
> Personally, although I do use wasi-sdk (clang) and the wasm32-unknown-wasi triple, the result can be basically free-standing, depending on what flags you use. This is what I've been doing for my little non-WASI runtime. For my min
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by apitman 1y ago
> In immediate mode, you can't just destroy and re-create the a11y tree on each render You don't need to do it each render, just when something structural changes, right?
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by apitman 1y ago
This is actually pretty compelling to me. I think the more support for freestanding wasm modules the better. I'm working on a custom wasm app runtime and I don't want to have to implement the entire API surface of Emscripten or WA
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by apitman 1y ago
Are there any tools that automate using containers for this?
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by apitman 1y ago
Unfortunately Nvidia GPUs are the only ones that matter until AMD starts taking their computer software seriously.
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by apitman 1y ago
watchexec looks like exactly what I was looking for recently. Thanks for this.
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by apitman 1y ago
> The browser is my agent, and it will do my bidding, not google's I've got bad news for you
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by apitman 1y ago
> On Firefox this is easily resolvable - you can use a HTML filter to filter out the script tag from the source HTML before the page even starts being parsed. But that relies on extension APIs that Chromium doesn’t support. I'm shoc
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by apitman 1y ago
If you've never heard of Uxn I highly recommend reading this: https://100r.co/site/weathering_software_winter.html
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by apitman 1y ago
> All of a sudden one day, I was cut off from all my music, by the creators of the iPod! iCloud: $1000 in Apple's pocket
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by apitman 1y ago
Maybe I'm being a little too cyberpunk but it would be cool if the system somehow rewarded people for delivering messages over a long physical distance. You could end up with a courier community where runners spend some time walking ar
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by apitman 1y ago
What makes you so confident it would pan out that way rather than the meme way? Especially if potential warlords only have the memes for inspiration.
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by apitman 1y ago
Man that reminds me of Project Loon: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loon_LLC
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by apitman 1y ago
Yes but in exchange you get way more bandwidth. No idea whether it would be enough to run a city-scale text network though.
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by apitman 1y ago
> My area has a couple of very well-placed mountaintop ROUTERs that tend to suppress most of the low level urban flooding noise What does this mean exactly and how does it address GP's concerns?
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by apitman 1y ago
Public ads should be illegal and customers should go to a catalog when they want to see ads.
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K23 – Experimental WASM Microkernel Operating System(github.com)
15 points by apitman 1y ago|0 comments
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by apitman 1y ago
Ah makes sense
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by apitman 1y ago
OAuth2 is not inherently stateless.
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by apitman 1y ago
Wouldn't this be super slow if you're using a proper password hashing algorithm?
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by apitman 1y ago
"Trust this device" is the modern day elevator door close button.

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