haolez

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by haolez 3y ago
Is there an equivalent to ollama or gpt4all for Android? I'd like to host my model somewhere and talk to it via app.
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by haolez 3y ago
An old executive that I know once said that he saw multiple times in his career a back office task being automated away, but the person that did that one task had 20 other tasks beyond that single one that were not yet automated, so the job
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by haolez 3y ago
Why? It's just an (allegedly) faster and lighter weight applications runtime on Kubernetes. For many applications, this will be less convenient than proprietary serverless stuff. Ae you saying this is bigger than AIs that are so smart
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by haolez 3y ago
From your list, I think only Kubernetes and Postgres fit my contraints and they don't have (mostly) a SaaS feel.
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by haolez 3y ago
Which relevant open source projects with a SaaS feel don't suffer from this? I.e. they are not open core and subject to some startup's agenda and risks. From the top of my mind, I remember Apache Airflow, which has a lot of open c
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by haolez 3y ago
I'm presuming that the parent is more of a TypeScript person ;)
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by haolez 3y ago
Why? Just use TypeScript at that point. The whole point of those languages is the notation as a tool for better thought.
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by haolez 3y ago
Final Fantasy titles have a deep gameplay aspect and a deep story aspect. FFVIII wasn't the best story, but it had great gameplay.
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by haolez 3y ago
Slightly related, but if I were retired today, one of my pet projects would be to train a LLM or whatever to generate new characters for MUGEN[0]. How cool would that be? Maybe the AI could come up with new fighting personas besides the gra
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by haolez 3y ago
Sometimes I wonder if we are trying to optimize productivity in the wrong way. Maybe the bigger gains are not from having tools that help us manage the clutter in communication, but instead it might be on having less communication altogethe
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by haolez 3y ago
KDE sits in a weird place in my case. If I want something to just get out of the way, I use GNOME. If I want to scratch my geek itch and have a super custom and fancy hacker desktop, I resort to things like i3. KDE doesn't appeal to me
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by haolez 3y ago
Does marketplaces like the one at AWS help with that? I can pay with my AWS billing account. Sounds like another type of sweet spot.
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by haolez 3y ago
Sunday is a hell of an example of a good manager and an awful leader.
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by haolez 3y ago
So what? The user must be responsible in the model's usage, or else some law will apply. The company is not liable for misuse. And for things like "repeating bugs", maybe the model won't do that anymore if we focus on ma
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by haolez 3y ago
Are you talking about AI generation? It's absolutely disgusting and absurd, but generated child porn doesn't involve an actual child having its life destroyed. It's extremely uncomfortable to talk about this, but even this ex
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by haolez 3y ago
Why won't a big player just bite the bullet and release "unsafe" models? The backlash can't be worse than creating crippled products that will be surpassed by competitors (from the US and the rest of the world). What add
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by haolez 3y ago
Is there a world where this can be made performant? Just my geek curiosity kicking in, as I love Postgres and SQL.
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by haolez 3y ago
Rewriting the "safety" part, but replacing the AI tool with an imaginary knife called Big Knife: "We believe in safe, responsible knife practices. This means we have taken and continue to take reasonable steps to prevent the
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by haolez 3y ago
I use an Ad Blocker and I pay for YouTube Premium. My experience doesn't seem to degrade.
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by haolez 3y ago
Didn't some parts of C99 get rolled back on C11 and other newer ones?
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by haolez 3y ago
On a side note, I wonder if Wayland made it more difficult to have this kind of silly experimentation. X11, despite the legendary bad code quality, is a big leverage for lone coder.
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by haolez 3y ago
While I see use cases for serverless, Simon Wardley is so bullish on it that it makes me wonder if it's a bigger deal than I'm making it out to be. For example: https://twitter.com/swardley/status/1376842
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by haolez 3y ago
Just tried it with a piece from my company's strategy statement and asked what it thought of it. (Everything in Portuguese). Instead of giving insights, it tried to repeat the content of the document in a more verbose way and it even i
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by haolez 3y ago
Restrict yourself to trains for a while. Things get a little simpler.
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by haolez 3y ago
Is it feasible to a third world country to build a foundry like this? I've been curious about this for a long time. There are very few high end foundries in the world. It seems like a major supply chain risk.
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by haolez 3y ago
The big techs are gonna lose the game to themselves as soon as competition appears with unrestricted models.
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by haolez 3y ago
Does anyone know which parts are open source and which parts are proprietary? Discarding the obvious hosting service. For example: is the storage layer, mentioned in the landing page, open source? I'm tempted to use it, even as a hosti
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by haolez 3y ago
This could be fixed by something smarter, like: Whatever the richest team in the league pay in salaries, half this value must be donated to the poorest team. Same for the second richest and the second poorest and so on. Richest means the bi
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by haolez 3y ago
It's either that or they can narrow it down to a few people.
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by haolez 3y ago
Do you know if they support GPUs or whatever is needed to host LLM models?

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