maxloh

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by maxloh 2y ago
It's common for Asian people, especially Asian men, to work like hell for their parents and children, and not really think about what other life choices they have. That's caused by social values and expectations – people think you
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Open R1's OlympicCoder beats Deepseek R1, models and underlying dataset released(huggingface.co)
4 points by maxloh 2y ago|0 comments
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HTTPS-only for Cloudflare APIs: shutting the door on cleartext traffic(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by maxloh 2y ago|0 comments
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by maxloh 2y ago
That is called copyright laundering FYI.
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by maxloh 2y ago
One could argue that using copyrighted content in LLMs, much like reposting, should fall under fair use. This is also Microsoft's claim in the GitHub Copilot lawsuits. It's up to the court to decide though. (IANAL)
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by maxloh 2y ago
You should link to the original model too: https://huggingface.co/allenai/OLMo-2-0325-32B-Instruct Kudos to Allen AI for their great work on a fully-open LLM!
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by maxloh 2y ago
CommonCrawl is composed of copyrighted contents too. You gain copyright on your work automatically the moment you created it, including this very comment.
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by maxloh 2y ago
It seems that the editor is supported by ProseMirror. Kudos for their work!
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Styling an HTML dialog modal to take the full height of the viewport(til.simonwillison.net)
75 points by maxloh 2y ago|57 comments
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by maxloh 2y ago
Yeah. If I remember it correctly, you need to compile the GC to run on WASM if the GC extension is not supported.
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by maxloh 2y ago
It seems that they port the code manually, probably with the help of LLMs. https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go/commits?after=dad...
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by maxloh 2y ago
> It's hard to tell if there will even be a runtime that somehow uses TS types to optimize even further. Yeah, that exists. AssemblyScript has an AOT compiler that generates binaries from statically typed code.
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by maxloh 2y ago
Very likely. Migrating compute-intensive tasks from JavaScript was one of the explicit goals behind the invention of WASM.
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by maxloh 2y ago
AssemblyScript (for WASM) and Huawei's ArkTS (for mobile apps) already exist in this landscape. However, they are too specific in their use cases and have never gained public attention.
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by maxloh 2y ago
Maybe they'll also be distributed in WASM too, which is easier to be integrated with JavaScript codebases.
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by maxloh 2y ago
> OpenAPK here seems to be linking directly to official binary downloads, whereas F-Droid insists on building the APKs for the apps. F-Droid guarantees that the binaries it distributes always match the corresponding source, which adds an
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Taiwan to keep advanced chip tech(taipeitimes.com)
4 points by maxloh 2y ago|0 comments
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by maxloh 2y ago
Hi. Please do not replace the original author's copyright notice in the LICENSE file. That is a violation of the Apache License. You could instead "append" your name to the copyright notice though, which is legal. https:&#x2
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AWS India allegedly lost all data for one of their client(deccanherald.com)
15 points by maxloh 2y ago|2 comments
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by maxloh 2y ago
Hi. Could you explain how you plan to make money with the model while open-sourcing it? It seems contradicting to me.
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by maxloh 2y ago
Taiwan renders pretty good for me: https://topography.jessekv.com/?lat=23.9339&lng=121.0158&mod... Do you consider open-sourcing the code behind it?
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by maxloh 2y ago
That doesn't seem as well-maintained as Bootstrap. The last commit was half a year ago.
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by maxloh 2y ago
Pyright infers return types for me correctly in most cases, while mypy couldn't even property infer the return type of void functions (you have to specify `-> None` explicitly).
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by maxloh 2y ago
I learned in college that most random number generators use the current timestamp to generate a pseudo-random number. How does this differ cryptographically from algorithms like MWC1616 and xorshift128+ in backend applications? How can a ra
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by maxloh 2y ago
I think the better way to achieve that would be just using the Docker container. There should be any notable performance decline, since the Python backend is just an API proxy towards PostgresSQL database servers.
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by maxloh 2y ago
Any comments on Outerbase? That poped up on HN too a few weeks ago.
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by maxloh 2y ago
OnlyOffice has better compatibility with Microsoft Office formats in most cases. LibreOffice has been developed with Open Document Format as its first-class citizen. In my experience, it can't render the layout correctly for most docx
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by maxloh 2y ago
I like looneysquash's viewpoint about the definition of open source AI. You will need to have all parts involved open-sourced to make a model "open", not just the weights: > The trained model is object code. Think of it as
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by maxloh 2y ago
It is a different landscape IMO. The model's source code (the training data) is hundreds of GB and much harder to transfer. The compiling (training) process is also very costly. This is very different from the Linux case. Only big tec
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by maxloh 2y ago
Any idea how was those censorships removed?

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