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israrkhan
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israrkhan
1y ago
By what metric? I meant valuation. OpenAI has 500B valuation, Anthropic has more than 60B.
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israrkhan
1y ago
In terms of market cap OpenAI (500B valuation) is 5x smaller than Google.
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israrkhan
1y ago
I enabled Alexa+ few days ago on my devices. Everyone in our home immediately disliked the new Alexa. There were some fairly basic things that Alexa+ cannot do, and Alexa was able to do. Some fairly simple question/answering tasks, and
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israrkhan
1y ago
it is a good place for new graduates to solve some challenging engineering problems at scale and learn. Most of the employees do not last more than 2 years. People who stick for longer, admire that type of culture and are made for amazon. T
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israrkhan
1y ago
new ok.. but smaller? that is not true.
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israrkhan
1y ago
I upgraded only for large memory (upgraded from 16G M1 to 48G M4). Battery life was still outstainding when i upgraded.
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israrkhan
1y ago
Well deserved
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israrkhan
1y ago
This is cool
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israrkhan
1y ago
That series of questions will measure only a particular area. I am concerned about destorying model capabilities in some other area that that I do not pay attention to, and have no way of knowing.
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israrkhan
1y ago
do you have a suggestion or a way to measure if model capabilities are getting destroyed? how do one measure it objectively?
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israrkhan
1y ago
In this day and age, it is almost impossible for certain businesses not to build on someone's else kingdom. Facebook, instagram, uber, lyft, doordash, instacart, and hundreds of unicorn businesses are literally built on top of ecosyste
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israrkhan
1y ago
I think most people call it SSL because they use OpenSSL library to deal with secure communication have SSL in their names. Openssl being the most dominant one). Other libraries are BoringSSL, LibreSSL, wolfSSL etc. Libraries with TLS in th
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israrkhan
1y ago
Uber also has a delivery business. Uber Eats and Uber direct.
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israrkhan
1y ago
A computer (or a phone) is not magic, its just billions of transistors. or perhaps we can further simplify and call it just sand? or maybe atoms?
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israrkhan
1y ago
source depot is (was?) essentially a fork of perforce.
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israrkhan
1y ago
We did migrate from Perforce to Git for a fairly large repositories, and I can relate to some of the issues. Luckily we did not had to invent VFS, although git-lfs was useful for large files.
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israrkhan
1y ago
Once he got the root shell on "insecure" processor, that could have been used as an attack point for the secure processor. It would be much more interesting to pwn the secure processor from insecure Linux OS.
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israrkhan
1y ago
while I agree that LLMs do not have thoughts or plan. They are merely text generators. But when you give the text generator ability to make decisions and take actions, by integrating them with real world, there are consequences. Imagine, if
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israrkhan
1y ago
Homebrew itself is not bad, but it does allow users to install software from thirdparty sources, that are unvetted, or unverified. This could pose a security risk. I can see why some companies will disable homebrew. Especially for non-devel
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israrkhan
1y ago
Github copilot has an official [1] neovim extension. There are also third-party plugins for Copilot, Chat, Next edit etc. [1] https://github.com/github/copilot.vim
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israrkhan
1y ago
I also really like Zed. But what prevents me from switching to Zed, is my workflow. I tend not to run desktop GUI applications on my main development machine (headless and sometimes remote). nvim is excellent in such circumstances. Also nv
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israrkhan
1y ago
I have been using neovim extensively for past several years. I also use vscode occasionally. Last year I tried Zed and was very impressed with its speed, responsiveness and featureset. Now it is available for Linux has well, but I have not
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israrkhan
1y ago
This seems like a server side platform for managing IoT devices. Nothing device side as far as I can tell.
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israrkhan
2y ago
Be aware of licensing restrictions. Docker Desktop is free for personal use, but it requires a paid license if you work for an organization sized 250+. This feature seems to be available in Docker Desktop only.
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israrkhan
2y ago
I feel MCP emerged too quickly. It will take some time and further protocol versions/enhancements for it to mature, and address stuff like security. Also it was not vetted by a conventional standards body, but just made public by a com
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israrkhan
2y ago
Agreed. Also their name make it seem like it is totally new model. If they needed to assign their own name to it, at least they could have included the parent (and grant parent) model names in the name. Just like the name DeepSeek-R1-Distil
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israrkhan
2y ago
Exactly... as someone said " I need AI to do my laundary and dishes, while I can focus on art and creative stuff" ... But AI is doing the exact opposite, i.e creative stuff (drawing, poetry, coding, documents creation etc), while
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israrkhan
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This is mind blowing. if such a huge majority uses their hosted CA bundle, that makes curl a very attractive target. All under the control of a single individual (I am not questioning his integrity, just saying too much reliance on a single
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israrkhan
2y ago
in order to tell LLM to "do better", someone (a human) needs to know that it can be done better, and also be able to decide what is better.
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israrkhan
2y ago
I am not afraid of rm -rf whole directory. I am afraid of other stuff that it can do to my machines. leak my ssh keys, cookies, persnal data, network devices, and making persistent modifications (malware) to my system. Or maybe inadvertentl
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