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linolevan
8mo ago
What's funny is it's available on /v1/models, but if you call it you get an error saying it's not accessible yet. No word on pricing, probably the same as 4.7 if I had to guess (0.6/2.2)
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linolevan
8mo ago
It does not have vision. On the Z.ai website they fake vision support by transcribing the image into text and sending that to the model instead.
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linolevan
8mo ago
Spawned out of a bet with some of my coworkers, 100% generated by Claude in the web UI, scraped from realtimebillionaires.de
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How many of the 3,191 billionaires can you name?
(billionaires.linolevan.com)
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linolevan
8mo ago
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Art of Roads in Games
(sandboxspirit.com)
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linolevan
8mo ago
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linolevan
8mo ago
Quick feedback: Website is basically unusable on mobile
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linolevan
8mo ago
It’s pretty neat. Had some previous discussion that may be interesting on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46595393
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linolevan
8mo ago
You have the right intuition – AVIF is an image format based on the encoder for AV1 (which is a really, really good video codec). If you're interested in video, you might be interested to know that AV2 is in development.
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After self-hosting my email for twenty-three years I have thrown in the towel (2022)
(cfenollosa.com)
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linolevan
8mo ago
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linolevan
8mo ago
Really interesting! Genuinely a good puzzle, I wonder how frontier models do here.
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Theorizer: Turning Papers into Scientific Laws
(allenai.org)
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linolevan
8mo ago
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linolevan
8mo ago
This model is sort of interesting since it seems to be using a lot of synthetic training data – but your point stands
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Zotac warns component shortages threaten 'survival' of GPU manufacturers
(tomshardware.com)
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linolevan
8mo ago
I'm particularly excited to see a "true base" model to do research off of ( https://huggingface.co/arcee-ai/Trinity-Large-TrueBase ).
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Trinity large: An open 400B sparse MoE model
(arcee.ai)
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8mo ago
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linolevan
8mo ago
Speculation on my part: Your site either supports accessible text scaling, or it doesn't. If only partly supports it – it might as well not at all.
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Try text scaling support in Chrome Canary
(joshtumath.uk)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
For tiny models, the SFT data mixture is unbelievably critical to usability. They are unable to generalize in almost any way. If you don't have multi-turn conversations, they will not be able to do multi-turn conversations. If you have
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CSS selectors are global and evaluated RTL
(bsky.app)
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linolevan
9mo ago
I believe SmartOS is a distro of Illumos (in the same way that debian is a distro of linux).
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linolevan
9mo ago
I'm not convinced that LLM training is at such a high energy use that it really matters in the big picture. You can train a (terrible) LLM on a laptop[1], and frankly that's less energy efficient than just training it on a rented
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9mo ago
Had a small discussion about this on an OP on bsky. A somewhat interesting discussion over there. https://bsky.app/profile/simonpcouch.com/post/3mcuf3eazzs2c
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When "likers'' go private: Engagement with reputationally risky content on X
(arxiv.org)
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Electricity use of AI coding agents
(simonpcouch.com)
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9mo ago
Not sure what the default is – whatever that was. It's probably the quantized mlx4 if I had to guess.
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linolevan
9mo ago
Tried it within LMStudio on my m4 macbook pro – it feels dramatically worse than gpt-oss-20b. Of the two (code) prompts I've tried so far, it started spitting out invalid code and got stuck in a repeating loop for both. It's possi
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The <Geolocation> HTML Element
(developer.chrome.com)
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9mo ago
This is a crazy change. I wonder if part of the reasoning is that sites without a robots.txt tend to be very low-quality. Search is a very hard problem and in a world of LLM-generated internet, it's become way harder.
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What came first: the CNAME or the A record?
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Flipping responsibility for jobs in SpiderMonkey
(spidermonkey.dev)
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linolevan
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