luxpir

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by luxpir 5d ago
For now. One more ternary model type breakthrough, or MoE, engram thing (I don't fully understand those for the record, I just know they speed things up and use less VRAM) could see a few GB sized weights with quite the capabilities. O
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by luxpir 5d ago
Agree. I took a look at these last few months, did a write-up: https://languageops.com/blog/ai-safety-pdoom-local-vs-fronti... and I don't know if I agree or not on outlawing completely, but I think an age restric
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Is your translation production-ready: unit-testing your text(languageops.com)
1 points by luxpir 5d ago|0 comments
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Google's Gemini AI hacked three companies in security test(bbc.co.uk)
27 points by luxpir 7d ago|13 comments
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AI safety beyond the frontier labs: uncensored local models(languageops.com)
1 points by luxpir 10d ago|0 comments
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Developer Agency in the Age of AI(languageops.com)
1 points by luxpir 18d ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 1mo ago
Van life? Do often think about working out of our camper but it never really happens. Cheaper and warmer to sit in the home made office I put up in 2017... But I do envy a good van setup.
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by luxpir 2mo ago
Apparently not all 8 year old daughters view half pint orders with respect either. It didn't help it was served in one of those mini pint glasses but she ripped me for getting a "tiny lager" while my partner enjoyed a pint. I
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by luxpir 2mo ago
I've had the opportunity to spend the last 12 months working on a translation SaaS that does everything the $50k+ incumbents do but also automated QA and LQA, A/V work, smart LLM translation vs millisecond TM and TB matching (memo
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How the UK's extreme heat is shifting the conversation about air-con(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by luxpir 2mo ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 3mo ago
Worth discussing.
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by luxpir 4mo ago
You're reading it wrong. He's giving an alternative reason why it's not used in enterprise.
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by luxpir 5mo ago
Nice, enjoyed the image as someone who has been to the events. But also easy raccoon placement :)
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by luxpir 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13187316 (posted many times, this has biggest comment section)
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by luxpir 7mo ago
Read again closely.
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by luxpir 7mo ago
Yep, did a speed run of foundation, intermediate and full in the UK back in 2016 (within the year). Full means I can build radios up to 400W, which is nice. Not sure I actually could though now, without a LOT of revision. At least if "
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Tell HN: I exported my data from ChatGPT
2 points by luxpir 7mo ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 7mo ago
That's concerning. Kids in Oz were getting around social media age restrictions by holding up celeb photos. I doubt that'll work in this case, but I'd be tempted to start thinking of ways to circumvent. At the risk of losing
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by luxpir 7mo ago
I concur, and find it abhorrent. And wish more people would kick up a stink about this. We need a publication or channel that talks about rights like this. I don't know of any that do a decent job. I donate to my local best option.
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by luxpir 7mo ago
I really appreciate this write-up. Was forced to verify to get access to a new account. Like, an interstitial page that forced verification before even basic access. Brief context for that: was being granted a salesnav licence, but to my wo
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AGI v1.0 Will Be Harness and Skills(languageops.com)
1 points by luxpir 8mo ago|0 comments
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by luxpir 8mo ago
Thanks for the reply. So then how is following distance determined? It would have to be further than braking distance to be at least as safe?
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by luxpir 8mo ago
Wait, what do they teach in North America? Never heard the term "following distance" before now. Sounds misleading. In Britain at least we call it "braking distance" and you're supposed to leave 2 seconds at least b
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by luxpir 8mo ago
I guess I should talk about some benefits to users, and who users should be. For: localisation departments, dev teams who want AI translation with human polish (which persists into future projects), language service providers, translation
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Show HN: I could build the translation tool I've wanted for 10 years
1 points by luxpir 8mo ago|1 comments
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by luxpir 8mo ago
I read it last year, enjoyed the book, no existential crisis. I already subscribed to the idea of the self and identity being independent and constructs. A lot of reflection around that and physics in younger years maybe helped.
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by luxpir 9mo ago
Not to stand up for bad laws, but what is wrong with everyone in the comments? On what planet would they not have considered all angles? The peanut gallery has gotten ridiculously loud of late.
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by luxpir 10mo ago
The discussion has devolved to such a point that people from outside the UK keep parroting this (likely Kremlin originated) line that the UK is now a Muslim stronghold with no free speech when in reality it just continues to uphold the valu
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I have high levels of forever chemicals in my blood – what can I do about it?(bbc.co.uk)
13 points by luxpir 10mo ago|5 comments
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I had Sad and felt desperate – until a scientist gave me some priceless advice(theguardian.com)
3 points by luxpir 10mo ago|0 comments

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