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fuddle
2y ago
If the license isn't open source, then the SDK shouldn't be labeled as open source.
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2y ago
"You may not provide the software to third parties as a hosted or managed service" - The Elastic v2 license isn't actually open source like your title mentions: "Open-source JS agent framework" https://gi
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fuddle
2y ago
You just wrote a blog post about whats needed for a top HN post. You should have known it would do well :) https://fly.io/blog/a-blog-if-kept/
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fuddle
2y ago
I wanted it to generate a standard Chess game though.
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fuddle
2y ago
The chess game it generated is pretty sad: https://ibb.co/5Xk57m5k
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fuddle
2y ago
This looks like another LLM generated article.
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2y ago
To be called open source under the new Open Source AI Definition. They'd need to release the: Data Information, Code and Parameters. https://opensource.org/ai/open-source-ai-definition
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fuddle
2y ago
It would be nice to see a demo of the app working in the real world with an nfc tag, not just an app recording.
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2y ago
> I waste too much time scrolling through social media. It's bad for my health, so why do I keep doing it? Because once in a while, I'll find a post so good that it teaches me something I never knew before, and all the scrollin
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2y ago
It's ironic that they are attempting to open source a model from "OpenAI".
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2y ago
I'd be interested to see Gemini 2.0's performance on SWE-Bench.
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2y ago
How do you put together strategies such as "High Performance Small Cap"? Does your backtest include delisted stocks to avoid survivorship bias?
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2y ago
How long would take them to get a new chip into production and then used for training/inference?
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fuddle
2y ago
Nice work, it would be great to see some benchmarks comparing it to llm.c.
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fuddle
2y ago
This is a great guide, thanks.
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2y ago
Looks good, it would be great to see more examples in the docs.
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2y ago
Do you purchase the book before making a summary? How does that work?
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3y ago
I'd avoid linking directly to a login/signup page without any context. It's better to link to your home landing page.
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fuddle
3y ago
OSINT is not open-source though
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fuddle
3y ago
This seems very suspicious to me. There is no details about the founders on their website either.
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3y ago
350,000 NVIDIA H100 x $23k = $8b :0
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3y ago
How much are they paying for H100's? If they are paying $10k: 350,000 NVIDIA H100 x $10k = $3.5b
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fuddle
3y ago
The license isn't open source compatible though.
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fuddle
3y ago
Looks great! Do you publish pricing for your cloud offering? For the self hosted option, are there plans to create a Kubernetes operator? With an MIT license do you fear Amazon could create a Amazon Hatchet Service sometime in the future?
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3y ago
Cloudflare blog post: https://blog.cloudflare.com/pingora-open-source
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3y ago
Damn, I was hoping Mistral would carry the open source torch for AI. I might be forced to create an actual open source AI company.
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3y ago
> 23. Talking about what you’re going to do makes you a lot less likely to actually do it. Keep your plans to yourself. Do people agree with this? I've generally heard the opposite.
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3y ago
Do we know how much was transferred to the attackers wallet in total from all attacks?
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3y ago
Kudos for the great documentation.
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3y ago
Is Unison something I can easily self host? I wouldn't want to be vendor locked to Unison Cloud.
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