lordofgibbons

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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
This is perfect. I've been growing weary of Go projects that can be used as a library, but for some strange reason must to be used as an external service - complicating the infrastructure. Looking forward to using this in a future proj
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
LeCun has been giving the same talk with literally the exact same slides for the past 3 years. JEPA still hasn't delivered despite FAIR's substantial backing.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Very respectable. If Sonnet 4.5 was delayed by a day, GLM 4.6 would have been the obvious best choice for agentic coding... up there with gpt-codex. The z.ai monthly plan looks like a steal if you're working on personal hobby projects
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
I've seen this, and the fact that it's written in Go is kind of irrelevant if I have to manage an external service. I just want it to be simple like what other languages have.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Extremely complex and requires running another multiple services. I just want auth, I don't want to set up kubernetes to orchestrate all the components of Ory.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
I really wish there was such an easy off-the shelf auth solution for Go
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Why do people even listen to Gary Marcus? His stance on LLMs can be modeled by a simple finite state machine: State 1) LLM performance stalls for a couple of months: - "See I told you, LLMS are a dead end and won't work!" S
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
What do you recommend as a better (secure/private) alternative?
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Are you seriously equating observing an area using satellites with indiscriminately monitoring everyone's calls, messages, and possibly hacking their devices?
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
We don't have a data scarcity problem. Further refinement to the pretraining stage will continue to happen, but I don't expect the orders of magnitude of additional scaling to be required any longer. What's lacking is RL data
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Maybe a stupid question but: given the massive vulnerability surface area that a browser presents, why would one choose to build it in C++ instead of something memory and concurrency safe like Rust? I know Rust doesn't automatically ma
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
How many people here actually write custom cuda/triton kernels? An extremely small hand full of people write them (and they're all on one discord server).. which then gets integrated into Pytorch, Megatron-LM, vLLM, SGLang, etc. T
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
That's good point, aerosolized raw chicken meat water doesn't sound like a good time.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Yeah, this is exactly my reasoning too. And with Google making it harder for OSes like GrapheneOS to run on Pixel devices, my next device will have to be an Apple one. There's nothing left in the Android ecosystem for me.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
1) Because open-r1 is a toy - a science fair project - not something anyone actually uses. 2) It's based on the techniques described in the R1 paper The entire open ecosystem in the U.S relies on the generosity of Chinese labs to share
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Chinese labs are the only game in town for capable open source LLMs (gpt-oss is just not good). There have been talks multiple times by U.S China hawk lawmakers about banning LLMs made by Chinese labs. I see this hit piece with no proof or
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
fair point on the battery life. though my Thinkpad x9 gets a solid 8-10 hours of heavy coding session on a single charge. > nor does linux wake up from sleep as reliably. This hasn't been a problem for at least the past 7ish years.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
If you're going through so much trouble to reverse engineer macOS to customize it in a non-standard way, why even bother staying in the Apple walled prison. Why not just use Linux at that point? You can customize it to your heart'
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Gleam has caught my eye for the past year or so, and I'd totally learn it if I didn't believe firmly that we won't be coding by hand within the next 9 months. It'll all be done by LLMs so syntax and ergonomics won't
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Bitcoin maximalists are learning that having a non-fungible and fully traceable ledger might be a problem. Even Satoshi called this out! As is, BTC is somewhat of a privacy nightmare. All of your transactions are on the public ledger for an
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
> but we have reached the limit of AI scaling with conventional methods We've just only started RL training LLMs. So far, RL has not used more than 10-20% of the existing pre-training compute budget. There's a lot of scaling le
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Is the video hosted anywhere else? It seems to be the only source of info, but it's being played at like 0.5X speed.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Given how WhatsApp is the de-facto way to communicate outside of the West and China, these security/data-handling "weaknesses" are most likely a feature, not a bug. An absolute bonanza for the certain intelligence services. R
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Looks to be an abandoned project based on the last Github update being 3 years ago.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
I'm the primary target audiance for Mojo and was very interested in it, but I just wish they didn't keep Exceptions. This backwards compatibility with Python syntax is extremely overrated and not worth the cost of bringing languag
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Even if it's open source but a single entity/foundation has full control of the blockchain, it's a fraud in disguise.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Their uptime is still infinitely better than any single provider though.
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
> After the Shuttle program ended in failure, work on reusable launch systems stopped for decades Did it really stop for decades? I think SpaceX and Blue Origin were both already working on re-usable launch systems around that time
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
Zed makes it incredibly easy to both turn of telemetry and to use your own LLM inference endpoints. So why is this needed?
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by lordofgibbons 1y ago
How and why do browsers allow this? Why wouldn't the browser ask for permission in the same way that it does for Microphone access? It's insane to allow any random website to port scan my LAN. If this wasn't a "feature&

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