ilaksh

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by ilaksh 10mo ago
You didn't really read what he wrote or think about it and just took it as an opportunity to dismiss him as old. He was just being humble. It's relatively new to everyone. At least you are honest about your ageism. I am sure Karpa
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
This is also the type of thing that makes having separate software architects that aren't actually maintaining the software generally a nonsensical idea. There are too many decisions, technical details, and active changes to have someo
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
I think you can write whatever you want in a license. Lawyers and tradition don't have supernatural powers or anything. So you could say something like "Non exclusive non revocable license to use this code for any purpose without
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
On my android phone it just didn't show anything in the drop downs.
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
It would be impossible to change the model. It would be like a codec, like H.264 but with 1-2GB of fixed data attached to that code name. Changing the model is like going to H.265. Different codec.
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
I wonder if some day there will be a video codec that is essentially a standard distribution of a very precise and extremely fast text-to-video model (like SmartTurboDiffusion-2027 or something). Because surely there are limits to text, but
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
Another thing in the category of abusing font capabilities is Harfbuzz (OpenType engine) WASM, which if compiled into an application allows fonts to basically run any code. A few examples are an LLM or a Tetris font. Apparently this WASM su
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
I am on Chrome on Android and it does not work. Although some of them it's like halfway there.
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
Thanks. So KVM I assume. Congratulations on your launch. Any plans for public IPs?
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
Are they actually VMs, or are they containers? Some kind of special container like gvisor? Firecracker microvms?
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
https://codepen.io/LimeWub/full/yQWbNW
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
Yes, you are way off, because Groq doesn't make open source models. Groq makes innovative AI accelerator chips that are significantly faster than Nvidia's.
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
The last time I tested, I could swear they were doing some problematic quantization, because I was getting kind of random results with one or two models, which worked perfectly when I switched providers. It was really disappointing too beca
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
The Hetzner US server on the east coast is in Virginia not North Carolina. Which actually isn't that far. But I don't think they could fake it if they say the servers are in NC.
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
The console page is showing third party login failure on my phone after I tried to switch to desktop mode because I couldn't see the create instance form. Also the wrbgl stuff on the home page crashes my Android browser after a few min
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
Well but that wouldn't be misuse, it would be perfect for that.
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
Activation steering can do that to some degree, although normally it's just one or two specific things or rather than a whole set of knowledge.
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by ilaksh 10mo ago
Most popular terminals now have support for `kitty` graphics protocol which can smoothly and efficiently render raster images. So chafa is a way to get some backwards compatibility for some types of applications that want to show images but
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
MRAM and MRAM-CIM is like 10 years ahead of this and going to make a huge impact on efficiency and performance in the next few years, right? Or so I thought I heard. Memristors are also probably coming after MRAM-CIM and before photonic com
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
So if I understand, this is basically advanced activation steering as a service? And you have already identified vectors for several open models that make them more truthful or better at reasoning and apply them automatically? Because the
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
They just don't use Cloudflare.
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
Does some have a similar award for papers that are innovative? Like new, relatively unproven architectures?
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
We don't have any geniuses or stupid people anymore -- just autistic and ADHD. Are you shy, slightly socially awkward and very intelligent? You must be "on the spectrum". The most intelligent, knowledgeable, socially tuned an
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
Lol. You don't think that Microsoft has _a_ compelling AI product? The new version of 365 Copilot is objectively compelling, even if it is a work in progress. And Github Copilot is also objectively compelling.
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
Love Tektronix vector computers. xterm can run Tek vector commands (search for "Tektronix xterm" such as the last time it came up on here) and I think a few demos are even included in some distros. kitty doesn't have Tektroni
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
oh it might have been paid for by Google for sure.
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
Greg Kohs and his team are brilliant. For example, the way it captured the emotional triumph of the AlphaFold achievement. And a lot of other things. One of the smart choices was that it omitted a whole potential discussion about LLMs (VLMs
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
It was directed by Greg Kohs, who is a real filmmaker and does not work for Google.
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
I'm very familiar with this. I did not mean to manually select the abstractions.
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by ilaksh 11mo ago
Many researchers may be interested in making minds that are more animal-like and therefore more human. While this makes sense to certain extent to gain capabilities, if you take it too far then you run into obvious problems. There is enough

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