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by cosmojg 1y ago
Have you tried Google's Gemma-3n-E4B-IT in their AI Edge Gallery app? It's the first local model that's really blown me away with its power-to-speed ratio on a mobile device. See: https://github.com/google-ai-
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by cosmojg 1y ago
The voice sounds great! I find it quite aesthetically pleasing, but it's far from genderless.
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by cosmojg 1y ago
Host an event! My friends and I host a "project night" every Thursday where we invite people to bring whatever personal projects[1] they're working on, and we strongly encourage plus-ones. As long as you have a venue (we star
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by cosmojg 1y ago
To my eyes, it looked like TV snow made up of blue and green particles! Twas quite delightful.
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by cosmojg 1y ago
For what it's worth, I think Kimi's modified MIT license still meets the OSI definition of "open source." For example, the explicitly OSI-approved "Attribute Assurance License"[1] contains similar wording: >
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by cosmojg 1y ago
Oh man, Brut's HIPPOCRATIC LICENSE[1] is interesting! Just excerpting bits of Section 3.1 and Section 3.2 for example: * 3.1. The Licensee SHALL NOT, whether directly or indirectly, through agents or assigns: [...] * 3.
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by cosmojg 1y ago
You can certainly take notes on all that anecdata and use them to design some proper experiments! But until someone gets the resources and willpower together to do all of that, the anecdata is all the evidence we have.
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by cosmojg 1y ago
Both the Rationalist community and the Rust community are very active in pursuing their goals, and unfortunately, it's far easier to criticize others for doing things than it is to actually do things yourself. Worse yet, if you are not
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by cosmojg 1y ago
Sounds like they might be switching to a source-available model rather than an open-source model.
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by cosmojg 1y ago
They actually use distilled versions. The most egregious example of this is their misleading reference to all distillations of DeepSeek-R1, which are based on a variety of vastly different base models of varying sizes, as alternative versio
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by cosmojg 1y ago
What do you use instead of a real phone number? How do you get past mandatory phone number verification for services which require it?
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by cosmojg 1y ago
Having worked on a similar endeavor, I doubt they intentionally dragged their feet on it. They likely had a smorgasbord of legal bullshit and technical challenges resulting from code omissions mandated by said legal bullshit that they had t
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by cosmojg 1y ago
They are related by Landauer's Principle: E=k×T×ln(2), where E is the energy required to erase 1 bit of information, k is the Boltzmann constant, and T is the temperature of the system storing that 1 bit of information. Information is
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Diffsitter, a tree-sitter based AST difftool to get meaningful semantic diffs(github.com)
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Uh, this isn't true at all. Did you actually look at the repo[1]? Only the metadata (i.e., LLM-generated task names and interaction classifications) have been made available. [1] https://huggingface.co/datasets/Ant
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Who in their right mind is going to blindly take the code output by a large language model and toss it on a cruise missile? Sleeper agents are trivially circumvented by even a modicum of human oversight.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
DeepSeek is a "side project" run by High-Flyer, a Chinese quantitative hedge fund. They have no interest in directly competing with LLM providers like OpenAI and Anthropic. If anything, they're likely trying to commoditize th
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Georgi Gerganov is the "gg" in "ggml"
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Ooh, I love that this website exists, and major props to whoever made that visualization!
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by cosmojg 2y ago
What are you talking about? Signal is open source, and its cryptographic security is trivially verifiable. If you don't trust the nonprofit behind it for whatever reason, you can simply compile it yourself.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
The main reason I use a Google Pixel is because of its automated call screening feature. I crank it up to maximum sensitivity (screen all unknown numbers) and answer every call that gets through because it's always a human, and it&#x27
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by cosmojg 2y ago
I mean, the paper's been published. The cat's out of the bag. If a sufficiently motivated villain wants to use this technology for villainy, they can now.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Eh, I wouldn't count on it. Transit's trying to compete with the behemoths, and this seems to be their latest shot at securing a competitive advantage. I, too, hope they open-source their work eventually, but I also want to see th
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by cosmojg 2y ago
C&H moments are the original XKCD moments!
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by cosmojg 2y ago
How many different dentists have you been to in the past twenty years? Does she see the same dentist as you now? I once had a dentist who claimed I had a cavity every visit. I saw him once a year, and he did little more than look at my teet
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by cosmojg 2y ago
They did say "relatively little money" which is arguably true.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Now this is art!
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by cosmojg 2y ago
I'd argue that many of the problems articulated in the article are a result of GitHub's recentish "modernization" switch to React.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Many workplaces will restrict your choice of operating system and email client.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Industry-imposed regulations (as opposed to government-imposed regulations) are still regulations, and payment processors have teeth.

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