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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Is there a demo video? An installer or pre built package or ISO?
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
It's based on trends, momentum and social signaling more than anything, like most things in technology and society. Humans are herd animals. I am affected by it also and have always been fond of TUIs in a nostalgic way.
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
I wonder if moving to Lua makes it easier to Hack/Mod? Maybe more easily create variations?
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
You're a politician. The sentiment leans anti in this cultural context at this time and so do your statements overall, such as if we look at this one and the rest and tally each one as positive or negative. Underlying you are more anti
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
That's an important aspect of this that should really be part of the discussion on GitHub. But I've been told I'm not qualified to interject so I am not going to bother. I will use WebLLM if I want something like this (with l
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
And I didn't suggest they would necessarily select the same model.
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
And so are you injecting yourself and objecting to me even discussing on HN. And this is not really a technical issue. It's a worldview issue no matter how much you or others try to pretend it's a technical problem or that I am vi
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
The Prompt API has some advantages like being a little simpler for some things and some potential to standardize a little bit more in some way, but it looks like from this that it will be delayed unfortunately. However, WebLLM (a library, n
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
https://github.com/runvnc/tersenet
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
If that was a good argument to not support an LLM feature, then it would be a reason to not add it to any platform API. And yet, it has been added to numerous platforms already. Different models are just a core aspect of how the technology
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Right and that means people have to send their data to an external service. Give it X months (or years??) and people will realize this is actually a privacy/data autonomy issue. It's just dominated right now by the anti-AI/an
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
You didn't read my comment carefully enough. It was not about AI in general. It was about the text generation API. And it is perfectly reasonable to ask if he wants to reject the feature entirely or if he can give a one sentence overvi
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Archibald is anti-AI. 70+% of his public statements have demonstrated that. He is more or less aligned with the current most common sentiment in the west which is largely publicly against AI. But realistically it's just slow adaptation
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Meaning you do not want text generation in the web API at all, or you think the prompt API needs to be different? And if so can you give one sentence on how it should change? https://github.com/runvnc/tersenet If you g
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Did they propose a specific alternative (non-extension) API?
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Does this affect my Hetzner VPSs running Ubuntu probably? Or Nebius H200 VMs? They are probably Ubuntu 24 but don't remember.
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Any chance this will be supported by Firefox or other browsers soon?
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
These are commercial AI Employees. They are just not using that term because it will alarm the human employees. Anthropic also has a similar new product I think. The goal over the next few years is to reduce the "high level" human
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Has anyone tried Qwen 3.6 35B A3B on the 370 version with plenty of ram and if so what's the best tokens per second you can get, with the ideal quant, like maybe the U GGUF at 4 bit
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
It's a given that the dense models with comparable size are better. I also proved that in my use case for those two Qwen 3.5 models. The benchmarks show 3.6 is a bit better than 3.5. I should retry my task, but I don't have a lot
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
It's definitely important to fight all the key battles including against companies like Google, but the root of the problem is the government. I would suggest that it 's worse than any particular government. At a fundamental inter
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
I wonder if there is a way to improve pricing more systemically by combating some of this. Or if there could be some kind of network and information protocol that could provide a decentralized alternative. Maybe there could be an Internet p
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Does this mean I should switch to sglang? How hard is it to add the capability for these type of models to vLLM? Or does it already handle them?
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Can Spaniards work around this with a VPN? I know that causes other issues though. To what degree is it feasible for a startup to move around in Europe? This is the sort of heavy-handed, tech-illiterate, authoritarian activity that might ma
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
What do you need to build a demo of Tier 2? I am guessing if you can do that then you can get an investor.
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
Sniff test as in you turned your nose up without even looking at it on a purely surface level based on affiliation. Smells like laziness to me.
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
How long would it actually take to train a 120B model on an H200? What if you have 8?
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
I think that basically they trained a new model but haven't finished optimizing it and updating their guardrails yet. So they can feasibly give access to some privileged organizations, but don't have the compute for a wide release
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by ilaksh 6mo ago
I'm not sure that his problems are really over if a LOT of people were downloading a 2GB file. It would depend on the plan. Especially if his server is in the US. But maybe the European Hetzner servers still have really big limits even
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by ilaksh 7mo ago
Thinking about this in the context of machine learning.. We can discover the dimensions and relationships between them through training over a set of examples. What we are generally getting though is a network with extremely high dimensiona

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