nateb2022

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Tencent/Hy3: 295B MoE model rivals trillion scale SOTA(huggingface.co)
11 points by nateb2022 3mo ago|0 comments
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Lab: The Full-Stack Platform for Training Your Own Models(primeintellect.ai)
3 points by nateb2022 3mo ago|0 comments
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Public LLM benchmarks are mostly garbage(grandpacad.com)
3 points by nateb2022 3mo ago|0 comments
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by nateb2022 3mo ago
> Can the police department post police officers on every street corner and instruct them to record license plate numbers for every car they see? Would that constitute a search and if so a search of what exactly? Let me quote myself on t
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by nateb2022 3mo ago
> US v Jones was in the context of placing an actual recording device on an individual vehicle You are focusing exclusively on Justice Scalia's opinion. Five other Justices provided two separate concurrences in that same case, inclu
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by nateb2022 3mo ago
As Katz established, the Fourth Amendment protects people, NOT places. The assumption that "if it's visible from the windows, it's public" is a dangerous non-sequiter that completely falls apart under any form of juris
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Satteri: A Markdown pipeline forged in Rust for the JavaScript world(satteri.bruits.org)
45 points by nateb2022 3mo ago|6 comments
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
In the 1760s there was something called a writ of assistance, which allowed British officers to search any location for smuggled goods without specific suspicion. The Framers of the Constitution drafted the Fourth Amendment in direct respon
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
> Can the police take pictures of every car they see and use that to determine your travel history? You conflate the generally unremarkable act of taking a picture of a single car in public with the indiscriminate collection of photos of
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
> Automobiles are highly regulated and driving is a privilege. There is no _right_ to drive a vehicle from point A to point B, in secret or not. If we accept your premise that the government can spy on you simply because an activity is r
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
> In comparison: license plates, when in public, are always visible, and very easy to discern from one-another (different state-unique numbers); so in my mind the expectation of privacy is far lower. According to Carpenter : A perso
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Cargo-nextest: 3x faster than cargo test, per-test isolation, first-class CI(nexte.st)
175 points by nateb2022 4mo ago|52 comments
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GitHub Freno: cooperative, highly available throttler service(github.com)
41 points by nateb2022 4mo ago|1 comments
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Self-service credential revocation for incident response(github.blog)
2 points by nateb2022 4mo ago|0 comments
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
Curious if bunny.net offers any measurable DNS performance improvements over Cloudflare or vice versa.
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48648039 (2 hours ago, 58 comments)
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
I applaud this. Assuming this is to combat the rampant LLM posts and comments that irk me whenever I visit.
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
Feels like a solution in search of a problem; a reinvention of https://docs.docker.com/ai/sandboxes/ opencode ( https://opencode.ai/docs/permissions/#defaults ) already forbids access to .
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Palmier-pro: macOS video editor built for AI(github.com)
4 points by nateb2022 4mo ago|0 comments
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
On Amazon I see a "Orange Pi 6 Plus 32GB RAM 12 Core 64 Bit LPDDR5 Single Board Computer, CIX SoC 45TOPS AI NPU Mini PC Run Linux, Android, Windows, ROS2 OS with Heat Dissipation Assembly with Cooling Fan" listed for $734.99 USD.
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
> Mozilla’s fast release cycle for Firefox is a minor irritation, yes. (Of course, there’s always the Extended Support Release channel, if you want to hop off the treadmill.) I am unaware of anyone irritated by Firefox's release cyc
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
> Seems very unethical, no? Who uses service providers like this? The whole point of anti-bot measures is to get rid of bots - you are not wanted there. I'm familiar with companies automating access to software only accessible via t
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
> With Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-MTP-UD-Q4_K_XL.gguf? Ahh no I'm using the MLX version, it's about 5-10% faster than GGUFs in my experience.
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
I get over 100 tok/s sustained on my M4 Max and M5 Max, in MacBook Pro's. LM Studio + MLX.
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
> As long as you use proprietary OSes, do not ever update past what has come with the hardware(reinstall back to it if needed). That's why there are still machines using windows xp still in use today. That's where you will get
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
How's your battery health? A severely degraded battery will not be able to deliver power at the rate your system may be demanding it. I'd replace it asap.
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
What sites already are using JPEG-XL en masse?
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Openfootmanager: Open-source football management simulation game(github.com)
3 points by nateb2022 4mo ago|0 comments
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by nateb2022 4mo ago
Not 100% sure but I believe it uses gnome-keyring under the hood, I'd install that and start it with gnome-keyring-daemon --start
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Merman: headless Mermaid.js in Rust(github.com)
2 points by nateb2022 4mo ago|0 comments

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