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monneyboi
2mo ago
Refreshing, now let's make this a default feature. I imagine a "Upcoming models" list with links to these kind of dashboards.
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monneyboi
2mo ago
If we get to try and explain these times in like 30 years to our (grand-)children, I'm sure it will be with a great sense of embarrasment. I hope one of these days we can get our priorities straight.
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monneyboi
2mo ago
With every message board we find, I can't shake the feeling that this is just the tip of the iceberg. It's only possible to get away with this because we have anthropomorphised the models to a certain extent. We can pretend they h
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monneyboi
2mo ago
I've heard good things about https://bunny.net/
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monneyboi
2mo ago
I use treesitter to build outlines of files and directories: https://github.com/resolveworks/trace Have not benchmarked it, the intent is mostly to save time, not necessarily tokens. I noticed that the models need a lo
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monneyboi
2mo ago
I can't be the only one that is getting tired of this. Framing learning from observation as somehow bad. Something literally everybody is doing, model and human alike. It's the process this whole industry is built on. Pretending t
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monneyboi
2mo ago
Instead of this push for more vendor lock-in, give us the reasoning tokens we pay for. Thanks.
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2mo ago
Imagine the sheer amount of power you could save by releasing the paper.
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2mo ago
While initially a perpetual right to copying for some publishers, copyright was made into what it is today to "promote creation". Funnily enough it's used in the exactly opposite way. Culture is basically frozen, same movie a
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Reasoning Matters
(resolve.works)
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2mo ago
Why are we framing this as "the fight against climate change"? This framing puts the culprit outside of ourselves, as if it's some external force. I feel that way of looking at it makes changing impossible. It's our own
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2mo ago
Check the developments in ASIC. Taalas and the likes.
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monneyboi
2mo ago
Anything for some more attention
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2mo ago
It sucks that we got to "European" being used as a main selling point.
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2mo ago
Imagine the enormous complexity of office file formats if your business is literally building coding models/agents and still you choose to bundle LibreOffice.
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Claude Fable 5.1
(platform.claude.com)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
I'm hoping that Mozilla Firefox can adopt a similar foundation/donation strategy as Signal has proven to work quite well. We really need independence from Google in the browser landscape if we want the open web to survive.
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2mo ago
Every prediction we make seems to be reached sooner than expected. There is so many effects that we don't understand yet. Keeping with the "this is surprising" narrative, or like this title, implying that we have any time at
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2mo ago
The open models I use everyday also occasionally put the co-signed by claude notices in their commits, because they have been trained on commit logs with these notices present. We shouldn't polute commit messages with these kind of ext
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Rig – Agentic Workflows in Rust
(github.com)
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2mo ago
I think it's time for a name change. There's definitely something more fitting out there than "Environmental Protection Agency".
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2mo ago
My instructions to only research / plan. Sometimes these eager machines jump to implementation unless explicitly being told not to.
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3mo ago
'the agreement also says that the state AGs have agreed “fully, finally, and forever” not to bring any past, present, or future COPPA (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act) claims — or claims under similar state laws — related to M
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3mo ago
I think authorship is linked to the direction of the tool. Statistical models are everywhere. Digital photos are a good example, nobody questions your authorship when you prompt the camera to capture a picture, while the result comes from a
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3mo ago
I know Moonshine has released a model for this recently, https://huggingface.co/moonshine-ai/moonshine-es . They have lot's of examples. Maybe an evening with an coding agent will get you there.
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3mo ago
Try wagtail, It's a blast to use. And Torchbox, the team behind it, always seemed to me like a bunch of people that have life figured out.
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Pydantic AI
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3mo ago
Yeah, this is the way forward. All the POW stuff is such a waste of energy. The open internet deserves a real solution instead of gatekeepers in the form of brightdata, firecrawl, cloudflare and the likes.
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Everything in Its Place
(resolve.works)
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3mo ago
If we all move to Bluesky, we break Elon's power over the microblogging ecosystem. Sure, Bluesky isn't perfect, but at least we can try to make it so. What are you waiting for?
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