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by ed 2y ago
For those who want to do something, what is the 2025 version of Indivisible?
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by ed 2y ago
One moat will eventually come in the form of personal knowledge about you - consider talking with a close friend of many years vs a stranger
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by ed 2y ago
Nah the extension API is pretty limited. Copilot uses proprietary API’s not available to extensions. If you really want an integrated experience, and not just a sidebar UI, you need to go the same route as Cursor and fork Code-OSS (the MIT-
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by ed 2y ago
Folks say the same thing about the 1991 Oakland firestorm. If there's a fire in your area, pay attention and don't assume it'll be contained, the situation can change very quickly.
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by ed 2y ago
Ditto. This was my conclusion after spending a bit of time building https://robocoder.app/ Coupled with the fact that devs prefer open source tools and are capable of (and often prefer) making their own tooling, it never se
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by ed 2y ago
Early traffic laws were actually created in response to child pedestrian deaths (7000 in 1925). https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2022-06-10/how-citie...
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by ed 2y ago
This is the ultimate propaganda machine, no? We’re social creatures, chatbots already act as friends and advisors for many people. Seems like a pretty good vector for a social attack.
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by ed 2y ago
Apparently Eric Whitacre (a choral composer popular with high school choirs around 2001-2003) originally wrote Sleep to the lyrics of “Stopping by…” but was sued by Frost’s estate. He can’t release the original until 2038. https:/&#x2
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by ed 2y ago
There seems to be a subtext here of “see? I told you it was hard!” Nothing wrong with setting out to build a Google instead of a Basecamp. They’re different kinds of company. If anything it’s easy to underestimate the risk of building a low
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by ed 2y ago
Based on the context Ilya is not referring to that kind of agent. He’s referring to something more fundamental (which I was curious about, too).
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by ed 2y ago
I’ve gone looking for services like this but couldn’t find much, any chance you can link to a few platforms?
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by ed 2y ago
Elegant architecture, trained from scratch, excels at image editing. This looks very interesting! From https://arxiv.org/html/2409.11340v1 > Unlike popular diffusion models, OmniGen features a very concise structure
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by ed 2y ago
Grammar samplers are clever! But in the case of a missing escape character you’ll end up with a corrupted string. Take for example: "A dog says \"Woof!\"" With a grammar, you’ll end up with "A dog says " when t
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by ed 2y ago
Oh cool! I’ve been playing with quantized llama 3B for the last week. (4-bit spinquant). The code for spinquant has been public for a bit. It’s pretty adept at most natural language tasks (“summarize this”) and performance on iPhone is usab
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by ed 2y ago
As others have pointed out the calculation is 16^6, not 6^16. By way of example, 00-99 is 10^2 = 100 So, no, not the largest site on the web :)
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by ed 2y ago
The vast majority of Stripe's fees go to payment processors. I am sure Stripe would prefer to collect those fees for themselves, and pass along some savings to merchants. Crypto is the best avenue for Stripe to do that.
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by ed 2y ago
This paper comes from Meta and introduces Thought Preference Optimization (TPO), a post-training process that encourages small models to think, similar to o1. The results are impressive - Llama 3 8b performs almost on par with GPT-4o across
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Thinking LLMs: General Instruction Following with Thought Generation(arxiv.org)
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by ed 2y ago
iPad Mini’s (and iPhone’s) 8gb memory will be very limiting. It’s sufficient for 3b models quantized to 4bits, but puts significantly more powerful 8b models just out of reach. This isn’t a huge issue now, but with another 12 months of loca
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by ed 2y ago
> GP misunderstood I don’t think it’s fair to claim the weights are available if you need to hammer out a custom agreement with mistral’s sales team first. If they had a self-serve process, or some sort of shink-wrapped deal up to say 50
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by ed 2y ago
You might be interested in the Kindle Basic. It's the smallest in the lineup and a comparable size to the first-gen oasis (before they increased the screen size) – my previous daily carry. It's almost a pocketbook form-factor. I o
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by ed 2y ago
3b is is API-only so you won’t be able to run it on-device, which is the killer app for these smaller edge models. I’m not opposed to licensing but “email us for a license” is a bad sign for indie developers, in my experience. 8b weights ar
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by ed 2y ago
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.07055 The model is stock llama, fine tuned with a set of long documents to encourage longer outputs. Most of the action seems to happen in an agent.
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by ed 2y ago
It’s not great as an external display, since the experience is like sitting very close to a massive TV while wearing steampunk googles. You have to turn your head a lot, and eye-tracking is broken for a lot of sites in Safari (eg accidental
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by ed 2y ago
yep!
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https://www.youtube.com/@SECourses
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by ed 2y ago
I'm on: Image - Terminus Research Group, from bghira of SimpleTuner/diffusers https://discord.gg/cSmvcU9Me9 - AI Toolkit https://github.com/ostris/ai-toolkit https://discord.gg&#
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by ed 2y ago
It’s a big field! But if you’re in a few discords and a bunch of subreddits, you’re doing it right. The most interesting stuff happens in GitHub PR’s, but you have to know where to look. Kohya’s misnamed SD3 branch has a ton of good flux hi
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by ed 2y ago
You should add a talkboy[1] inspired voice changer to make it less intimidating to leave a message [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talkboy
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by ed 2y ago
FYI this is just a system prompt and not a fine-tuned model

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