meatmanek

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by meatmanek 12d ago
I meant the Nari inference engine for Qwen3-ASR. I'm aware that Qwen3-ASR is open source, but I don't see a repo under https://github.com/nari-labs for nari-qwen3-asr or similar. The Huggingface link on https:&#x
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by meatmanek 12d ago
> and Qwen3-ASR Is the ASR inference engine open source as well?
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by meatmanek 1mo ago
I assume it means changing the settings like fan speed or target temperature.
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by meatmanek 1mo ago
Flagging is for content that breaks the guidelines, not for content you disagree with.
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by meatmanek 1mo ago
I thought the Kagi API was entirely pay-as-you-go. EDIT: I see I have $5 of "pre-paid API credit". Is this a one-time thing or is that included with my plan?
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by meatmanek 1mo ago
What quant, what runtime?
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by meatmanek 1mo ago
When processing multiple users in parallel, don't you end up having to load in multiple experts? Not every session is going to use each expert at exactly the same time.
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by meatmanek 1mo ago
Yeah, that seems suboptimal, unless you're using a much cheaper model to do compaction.
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
I can't remember which generation exactly had this shift, but yeah around the iPhone 12 they went really heavy on the processing, so instead of a noisy but sharp image you got a smudgy mess. Later generations improved on that but you s
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
...with prices and terms set by the model provider. AWS is not going to undercut Anthropic on Anthropic's models.
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
Yeah, this irks me. It's bad enough that the LLMs themselves are changing our language by tainting certain words/phrases/patterns as LLM-coded; now the companies themselves have decided that they just get to synecdoche the wo
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
> They can let some kid fly second seat in a 737, but only crack veterans should be allowed to touch a King Air in the dark. This is similar to the conclusion from one of the blancolirio videos about this crash[1]: > The operation tha
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
https://sightlessscribbles.com/about/ > Kingett has Cerebral Palsy, CP, in addition to his blindness. He’s had both ever since he was a baby. He has Retinopathy of prematurity, commonly referred to as ROP. Even thou
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
1. it's possible that the author is blind in a legal sense but not completely blind -- e.g. maybe they only have vision in the center of their visual field, or maybe they have low acuity. You'll often see people with white canes w
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
Yeah this is extremely standard: Apple: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102515 > If Location Services is on, your device will periodically send the geo-tagged locations of nearby Wi-Fi hotspots and cell towers to Ap
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
At least in the self-hosted LLM inference engines, you have to pre-allocate space for the maximum amount of context you want to allow for each parallel session. By using a lower maximum, you don't have to allocate as much VRAM for each
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
Indeed. I used to be on the upgrade program so I could upgrade every year, but decided to skip the 16 and keep my 15 until the 17 came out. Even if you are upgrading every single year, it works out roughly the same to just buy every phone o
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
There are 1-bit* LLMs (+1/-1, usually), though they often come with an additional scaling parameter: https://huggingface.co/prism-ml/Bonsai-27B-gguf#weight-repre... > Weight Representation: Q1_0_g128 Each weigh
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
> Scan the backs I guess this is assuming some scanning rig (camera scanning?) where it only takes a few seconds per photo. With a flatbed scanner, scanning the backs is almost certainly going to take longer than just typing dates in man
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by meatmanek 2mo ago
My (probably mis-)understanding of StubHub/Ticketmaster is that they're serving as sin eaters / reputation shields for the artists: Phase 1: - Artist lists tickets as "$20" - SH/TM charges $20 + $15 con
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
It's also super fast on CPU.
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
Direction dependence also means your output drops even more on cloudy/overcast days.
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
It would be really cool if they could expose this information to customers somehow. Imagine: - having a log of the most prominent J-space tokens during your customer support chatbot's interactions with a user, so you can have more
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
All you're saying is that the government under Biden talked to Meta.
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
https://youtu.be/zdA__2tKoIU?t=149
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
> You are missing the context of the ecosystem That's one of several reasons why a citation is warranted.
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
This is super cool. Do you know if any of the inference backends (llama.cpp, vllm, etc) support this technique?
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by meatmanek 3mo ago
> speed dial options. That doesn’t happen if you don’t click on them directly. It also seems to happen if you type the domain name in the address bar but hit enter when the suggested URL autofills. For me, typing out aliexpress.com fully
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by meatmanek 4mo ago
Frankly, it's not really more insecure than any other installation method. Apt packages and the like generally have the ability to specify pre/post-install scripts, so `sudo dpkg -i ./random.deb` is equivalent to `sudo bash .
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by meatmanek 4mo ago
Freemium is a potentially interesting model for app developers. If you're small enough to be in the free tier, you can avoid the risk of someone turning your app into the next backend for Chipotlai Max and running up your AI bill. Once

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