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by cuuupid 1y ago
I think we are inferring causation from correlation, but anyways cars are a really divisive and polarizing issue in NYC. Many who can afford it are addicted to the comfort of cars vs the bus or subway, especially in summer. Meanwhile those
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Honestly love Replicate for always being up to date. It’s amazing that not only do we live in a time of rapid AI advancement, but that every new research grade model is immediately available via API and can be used in prod, at scale, no que
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On-device small language models with multimodality, RAG, and Function Calling(developers.googleblog.com)
14 points by cuuupid 1y ago|1 comments
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Our vision for building a universal AI assistant(blog.google)
2 points by cuuupid 1y ago|0 comments
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by cuuupid 1y ago
This is a great concept but I think "Enterprise-Ready Security" and your competitive comparison chart are kind of misleading. Yes, zero trust is huge. But, virtually everyone who has a use case for max privacy AI, has that use cas
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Does this mean Apple will have to give up their % fees or that they have to allow third party app stores in the US? And when does that go into effect?
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by cuuupid 1y ago
You are confusing secret+ classification with CUI. Above I specifically refer to SCI, the designation for things of dire national security impact, which quite literally mandates that information be fully compartmentalized and unattainable t
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by cuuupid 1y ago
It is so, so, so much easier to build freeways, roads, and highways than rail systems. It is also absolutely necessary to have roads to move people and goods as not everyone and everything can be transported on rail or even is near rail (ev
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by cuuupid 1y ago
If you look at it by map there's not much more interstate highway than railway. Interstate highway is also far cheaper to build and maintain than you would imagine. It took around $114 billion to build interstate across the entire coun
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by cuuupid 1y ago
You're right and everyone -- including government contractors -- has been quietly shouting this for ages, but existing efforts have already been ideologically co-opted and new efforts are too brash and can't wrap their head around
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by cuuupid 1y ago
It's actually doing really well but it has not much to do with them being a red state and everything to do with them having an aging or tourist transit population that needs to get between cruise lines and theme parks. Besides those ca
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by cuuupid 1y ago
This would work if we could run state governments like mini "countries" but there is not enough interest from the electorate and thus very little oversight so they end up in a bad way. I would like very much for California's
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by cuuupid 1y ago
The problem with local infrastructure projects is their responsibility and execution fall to local community leaders (in this case local = state of California). These leaders are far less efficient and impactful than the federal government,
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by cuuupid 1y ago
So are we going to pretend Palantir, Anduril, SpaceX do not exist with their armies of 21 year olds fresh out of college getting fast tracked for SCI and working with secrets far more dangerous than nuclear? Also by definition everyone who
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Qwen3 0.6B now on HuggingFace (quantized)(huggingface.co)
16 points by cuuupid 1y ago|1 comments
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Is it custom all the way down or based on something like starlight? I really like Mintlify but $200 per doc site hurts for internal tools. I can see a lot of merit in custom building though especially with making it easier to dump it into `
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by cuuupid 1y ago
This might be a bit off-topic but is this custom-built documentation or did you use a template? I've been on the hunt for pretty documentation tools but have only come up with Mintlify.
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Ah by “it” I meant OpenAI commercial. Azure OpenAI can handle CUI Basic. They also have a deployment on SIPR rated for secret. Anything higher, you need a special key but AWS Bedrock has Claude up on C2S. That being said both Azure OpenAI a
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by cuuupid 1y ago
No, but have heard many rumors they are eyeing their own IL4 environment (apparently Azure has been a bad partner and is months behind on models) I personally just warn customers that it cannot technically handle CUI or higher, can't s
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by cuuupid 1y ago
We can talk about it here, they put out SBIRs for satellite imagery labeling and test set evaluation that provide a good amount of detail into how they're using it.
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by cuuupid 1y ago
I am actually talking about the OpenAI API :) I'm not aware of the moderation parameter here but these contractors have special API keys that unlock unmoderated access for them, they've apparently had it for weeks.
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by cuuupid 1y ago
The very simple use case is generating mock targets. In movies they make it seem like they use mannequin style targets or traditional concentric circles but those are infeasible and unrealistic respectively. There's an entire modeling
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by cuuupid 1y ago
When this was up yesterday I complained that the refusal rate was super high especially on government and military shaped tasks, and that this would only push contractors to use CN-developed open source models for work that could then be co
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Honestly in my anecdotal experience so far, it's been about the same as smaller and cheaper tools like HiDream that we can host and control ourselves. I'm also getting a surprisingly high number of refusals for everything from sty
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by cuuupid 2y ago
I think the most important thing to note here, perhaps more so than the context window, is that this exposes some serious flaws in benchmarks. Per benchmarks, Maverick is competitive only with older models like GPT-4o or Gemini 2.0 Flash, a
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by cuuupid 2y ago
> The most frequent failure mode among human participants is the inability to find a correct solution Typically, human participants have a clear sense of whether they solved a problem correctly. In contrast, all evaluated LLMs consistent
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by cuuupid 2y ago
I don’t know enough about the USPS to comment, but I just want to take a moment to hate on Amtrak. I know there is a huge “we love trains!” crowd among urbanists but Amtrak takes longer and is FAR more expensive on most routes than planes.
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by cuuupid 2y ago
Does this work out of the box with Prisma?
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by cuuupid 2y ago
This comes on the heels of meetings with European leaders, which poses two possibilities: 1 - European leaders are talking the talk but afraid of actually walking the walk with respect to Russia, even despite Putin being drastically weakene
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Emcee – Turn Any OpenAPI into a MCP(github.com)
5 points by cuuupid 2y ago|2 comments

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