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by jjcm 5mo ago
A few things - this is one step in a long, LONG path. AV2 is currently unusable in its current state (the encoder typically runs at around 1fps on good hardware), and likely will remain so til ~2028 when the first av2 hardware accelerated c
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by jjcm 5mo ago
Very similar thing happened when I was at a design event a couple of days ago. I’d say it’s even worse on the design end - there was a big discussion around how to optimize your usage of Claude. Not optimize your usage of AI, but Claude spe
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by jjcm 5mo ago
Jane Wong salivating reading this
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by jjcm 5mo ago
This will only help if the law states that internet companies that check this have to default to assuming the user is an adult. Otherwise the end result will be that Linux clients will get caught in a dragnet of automatic denial.
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by jjcm 5mo ago
TY for the error details! Helped me track down what was happening here - turns out nginx had a 60s timeout setup for calls, and promps average around 55-65s to return. Meant it was working 100% on dev, and apparently every attempt I had on
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by jjcm 5mo ago
A lot of these things are made fast and loose, and unfortunately this is the reality of using the bleeding edge. Even Figma went through this kind of thing very early on. To add something else to the discussion however, I'd encourage p
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by jjcm 5mo ago
I'm working on a diffusion-powered UI design tool. My short term goal is to make AI-designed UI not look like Tailwind. My long-term goal is to be Figma, but powered by diffusion. https://diffui.ai I quit Figma about 4mo ag
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Same. I distinctly remember my teachers having a debate around whether or not the functions I had programmed into my calculator were "cheating". On one hand, it was a tool and notes that I had access to my peers did not. On the ot
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Speaking as someone who's bootstrapping here, I'm often envious of engineers at these larger companies, but I also worry that the incentives are screwed up. If I were an engineer at Uber, why wouldn't I select gpt 5.5 pro @
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Truly an unfortunate thumbnail crop for this story: https://image.non.io/b3f69546-aeb3-48c3-a76d-723f29b28f48.we...
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Opus 4.5 mind you, but I’m not too surprised given how good 3.5 was and how good the qwopus fine tune was. The model was shown to benefit heavily from further RL.
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by jjcm 6mo ago
This is probably less likely with this model, as it’s almost certainly a further RL training continuation of 3.5 27b. The bugs with this architecture were worked out when that dropped.
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Fwiw, huggingface does this on the page where you download the weights. Slightly different format though - you put all the hardware you have, and it shows which quants you can run.
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Unifying experiences and tying them together is always harder than net new. It's the GRRM problem - expanding out the universe is easy, wrapping it up on the other hand...
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Correct, but as of writing this the two top comments were: > Regardless of the fact that he probably is a jerk and > Does Atlassian's CEO realize that we all now know that he really is a rich jerk? My comment was just meant to pr
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Since there’s a lot of assumptions on personality here, I’ll toss my perspective here. Worked at Atlassian for 5 years, had plenty of interactions with Mike. I wouldn’t categorize him as a jerk. I have plenty of disagreements about decision
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by jjcm 6mo ago
No amount of valuation can fix global supply issues for GPUs for inference unfortunately. I suspect they're highly oversubscribed, thus the reason why we're seeing them do other things to cut down on inference cost (ie changing th
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Worked at Figma for 5 years. The author uses Figma as an example, but I think misses the point. They're so close though. Note these quotes: > Both are very well-designed from first principles, but do not conform to what other interf
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Barring an Internet giant suing them in court, it really feels like this is unlikely to change as most just don’t understand the why or the effect. Someone needs to write a heist movie set in Spain where a key part of the plan is they steal
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by jjcm 6mo ago
I've been using linux as a daily driver since the start of the year. There's still a long ways to go before things "just work". It's about equivalent to windows right now in terms of frustrations, it's just tha
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Sorry very late reply to this, but ya. I posted here: https://x.com/pwnies/status/2041658034087457236 I'll copy the highlights here, but the tweets have imagery as well: > The obvious hype - It crushes ben
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by jjcm 6mo ago
Additionally, if you provide any service that offers image diffusion as an offering. You WILL get CSAM* being generated. Make sure you set up multiple layers to catch this. I built out Figma's safety pipeline and procedures for generat
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by jjcm 6mo ago
I read the entire thing fwiw (pseudo-retired life helps with time here). It looks like it was a collaborative effort across multiple teams, where each team (research, security, psycology, etc etc etc) were all submitting ~10 pages or so. It
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by jjcm 6mo ago
This is obviously in response to Mythos, but I'll actually defend their statement at that time - they were right to take a pause. Think about how much things have changed in our industry since GPT-2 has dropped - it WAS that dangerous,
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by jjcm 7mo ago
A great first step. I'd love to see a sin tax associated with this as well - ie, for adverts that do run, they should have to pay a % of the ad fee to the government. I don't think people understand just how ingrained in the cultu
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by jjcm 7mo ago
What % of a speedup should I be expecting vs just running this the standard pytorch approach?
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by jjcm 7mo ago
I did this: https://image.non.io/2093de83-97f6-43e1-a95e-3667b6d89b3f.we... Literally just downloaded the model into a folder, opened cursor in that folder, and told it to get it running. Prompt: The gguf for bonsai 8b are
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by jjcm 7mo ago
It is fast, but I do have good hardware. A few people have asked for my local inference build, so I have an existing guide that mirrors my setup: https://non.io/Local-inference-build
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by jjcm 7mo ago
Yep.
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by jjcm 7mo ago
Look it was my present to myself after the Figma IPO (worked there 5 years). If you want to feel less jealous, look at the stock price since then.

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