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OpenAI gets caught vibe graphing(theverge.com)
4 points by freeqaz 1y ago|0 comments
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Trump says Nvidia will hand the U.S. 15% of its H20 chip sales to China(npr.org)
4 points by freeqaz 1y ago|0 comments
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Here is another one my friend shared with me that's interesting. The time constraint adds some excitement! https://color.method.ac/
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by freeqaz 1y ago
This distro seems like a fork of JELOS based on it literally saying "Just Enough Linux Operating System (ROCKNIX)" on the front page. That spells out JELOS, not ROCKNIX lol. I believe JELOS did die, so this is cool to see. I'
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by freeqaz 1y ago
I've got a few from PowKiddy. They're all based on the Rockchip RK3566 SoC. There are some other chips coming out that have decent Linux support too, but the majority of devices will have that one still.
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by freeqaz 1y ago
In a linked Twitter post[0], they trained this for $500k-ish. I wonder how? > RL at unmatched efficiency: trained with just $534,700 0: https://x.com/MiniMax__AI/status/1934637031193514237
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Something in the article that I had to look up that might bother others. He uses the term 'DCT' in this sentence, but it's never defined in the article. AFAIK it stands for 'DRAM Memory Controller', but that could b
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by freeqaz 1y ago
What are the best alternatives? Why Vite? I use Next for a handful of small projects, and SEO was always touted as the big benefit to me. I can just generate a bunch of static files, copy to S3, and be done. Is that not true anymore?
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes or hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Security, AI, LLMs, AppSec, ex-YC Founder Resume: https://freeqaz.com Email: me at (the above domain) --- I'm a versatile engineer with 15+ y
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Does anybody have a good example of an 'alternative' that handle complex static types more gracefully? The Go language discourages Generics in favor of empty interface which feels similar to what the author is arguing... but I als
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by freeqaz 1y ago
What is the purpose of GitHub providing these APIs? All I can think is that it allows billing against a GitHub organization. Maybe if you want to use an LLM in your CI/GitHub Action it would be useful?
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Also makes models smarter ("expressive")
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by freeqaz 1y ago
I imagine that this in quantized form would fit pretty well and be decent. (Qwen R1 32b[1] or Qwen 3 32b[2]) Specifically the `Q6_K` quant looks solid at ~27gb. That leaves enough headroom on your 64gb Macbook that you can actually load a d
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by freeqaz 1y ago
How do Serverless GPU Cloud Providers deal with that then? Do they go down the Infiniband-to-NAS rabbit hole to build all of their infrastructure? Or do they just setup an NVME RAID cache to hold the models locally? (Maybe an LRU? With the
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by freeqaz 1y ago
How fast are modern GPU boxes able to spin up these days? Loading in a massive blob of weights into VRAM feels like it's gotta be the bottleneck even if server provisioning is fast. Or am I naive and my knowledge is outdated? I am genu
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Anything you feel is worth adding for the HN crowd while you've got our attention? :) (Thanks for writing this btw!)
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by freeqaz 1y ago
As somebody working in AI Security: There isn't one currently. If you're feeding untrusted inputs into an LLM (today), you have to treat the entire prompt as radioactive. That means: - Limit the potential for a malicious prompt to
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Here are two papers linked from Inception's site: 1. Discrete Diffusion Modeling by Estimating the Ratios of the Data Distribution - https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.16834 2. Simple and Effective Masked Diffusion Langu
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Anybody able to get the "View Technical Report" button at the bottom to do anything? I was curious to glean more details but it doesn't work on either of my devices. I'm curious what level of detail they're comforta
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Their pockets are probably not as deep as Google's in terms of willingness to burn cash for market share. If speed is your most important metric, I could still see there being a niche for this. From a pure VC perspective though, I wond
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by freeqaz 1y ago
Facebook has their Chameleon model from 2023 that was in this space. Ancient now. There is also this GitHub project that I played with a while ago that's trying to do this. https://github.com/GAIR-NLP/anole Are th
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by freeqaz 1y ago
this video showing how diffusion models generate text is mesmerizing to look at! (comment in top thread linked in your search results) https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https://i.redd.it/xci0dlo7h...
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by freeqaz 1y ago
If it's like the other ESP32s with PSRAM support then 2-8MB most likely. IIRC it is addressed in the same way as the NAND, so the more RAM the less NAND you can have. Maybe not applicable for this new one, but that's my understand
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Review: Ryzen AI CPU makes the Framework Laptop 13 the fastest has ever been(arstechnica.com)
22 points by freeqaz 1y ago|1 comments
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Nvidia announces DGX desktop "personal AI supercomputers"(arstechnica.com)
20 points by freeqaz 2y ago|6 comments
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by freeqaz 2y ago
Imagine you are a company, like Wiz, that is still growing fast. Sure, your valuation could be based on revenue today. But why would you sell if you're "worth" $12bn right now, but you'll be "worth" 32bn in a f
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Hackers played AI-generated video of Trump kissing Musk's feet on Gov TVs(snopes.com)
18 points by freeqaz 2y ago|3 comments
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by freeqaz 2y ago
Easy for you, not easy for my Uncle or Nephew. Companies like GoG (Grand old Games) have done a lot to "polish" the DosBox experience but it's still ... rough. Small things like mouse movement just feeling jank make a big dif
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by freeqaz 2y ago
That's why it's important to use apps like Signal where you can set the retention of your messages. I've got everybody I know using it now!
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Vercel: Introducing Fluid Compute(vercel.com)
4 points by freeqaz 2y ago|0 comments

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