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by phh 1y ago
> - Gesture navigation steals user input when swiping on the left/right edges of the screen, Well I've seen even 1B+ dl apps failing to handle that (on a Google Pixel), so at this point I'm putting the blame on Google. I&#
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by phh 1y ago
Kyutai's unmute has great latency, but requires a fast small-ish, non-thinking, non-tooled LLM. What I'm currently working on is merging both worlds. Take the small LLM for instant response, which will basically just be able to re
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by phh 1y ago
So, my brain defaulted to "people are smart, so it makes sense", so it understood it as "it's the toy you keep within reach". But if you look at Pollen Robotics product, you see they have a "Reachy", which
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by phh 1y ago
Looking at the BOM (6 cheapest servos, one usb camera, a usb hub, a microctronller ,two mics, 30cm-high low-precision plastic) the price looks fairly realistic to me. I could imagine it at half the price on aliexpress. The manufacturing or
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by phh 1y ago
Could we rather get a link to the original blog post? https://huggingface.co/blog/reachy-mini
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by phh 1y ago
As someone who had to tweak many times LMK and Android's way to compute which process/app has which priorities, and how is a service restarted, I want to scream very loudly. But I guess that works.
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by phh 1y ago
> - Samsung has their own basebands but only uses them on their premium phones Uh? There are Samsung Exynos devices not using a Samsung baseband? (Exynos spans a large size of the range, just not the sub-100$) > Utterly unbelievable t
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by phh 1y ago
I agree with the article, and I love how the author is (mis-)using MCP. I just want to rephrase what the accident actually is. The accident isn't that somehow we got a protocol to do things we couldn't do before. As other comments
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by phh 1y ago
What's even crazier is that we get the negative of DRM but none of the upside. I have a 4k hdmi 2.0 TV without hdcp 2, so no 4k content without the "splitter". Also any interoperability issue is a "catastrophic" fai
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by phh 1y ago
Thanks for the answer! As a toy project I implemented wikiracing with trl. I'll probably try to PR that to your gym. (can't say that I managed to improve score with it though)
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by phh 1y ago
Cool cool. I'm a bit put off by calling it "reasoning" /"thought". These RL targets can be achieved without "thinking" model but still cool. Gotta love the brainfuck task. I personally think that Gemi
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by phh 1y ago
Which implies you get pretty much 3M syscall per second. Which is a good order magnitude to know
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by phh 1y ago
Of course they had to name a film making proprietary tool with the name of an award winning film made using open-source tools released less than a year ago...
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by phh 1y ago
Makes sense. I've already been controlled several times after validating through a broken machine without any issue. But yeah it looks like the tide is changing and they are starting to fine for their own faults.
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by phh 1y ago
With regards to latency, in Paris the biggest hurdle to increase trafic is people. You can quite literally walk through like on the Japanese video linked. But the vast majority don't. The way it's supposed to work is that if you p
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by phh 1y ago
> IMO data should be radioactive for companies, especially if it approaches PII It's pretty much the idea of GDPR. The wording of the GPDR is "You should make your systems private by design", which they explain as "St
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by phh 1y ago
FWIW, for several years I've tried backuping my gmail account with imap (including some stuff made specifically for gmail): It never succeeded. The best syncer were running for one month, and after one month it hit some mails that it s
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by phh 1y ago
spammers are better at bureaucracy than indie developers
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by phh 1y ago
What's cool with those models is that you can tweak the thinking process, all the way down to "no thinking". It's maybe not available in your inference engine though
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by phh 1y ago
To escape the anti-trust struggles, they'll need to provide MCP servers (meaning provide callable tools). Stopping at providing MCP client (the chatbot that connects to MCP servers) isn't enough. I'll believe in Google not ac
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by phh 1y ago
> It is therefore in the provider's interest to make you satisfied with less and/or cheaper content. After getting annoyed by their interface that was showing 80% of content I have already seen, I've come to a realization:
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by phh 1y ago
> do away with the worthless cookie banners requirement There is no such requirement. You're free to make a website that doesn't require cookies. This very website on which we're discussing doesn't have a cookie banne
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by phh 2y ago
Have you got any substance to that? So far the only copyright violation I've seen in the LLM world is Meta. (I'm not pretending they are alone though, and yes I expect Chinese companies to do that as well)
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by phh 2y ago
Bernard Arnault isn't too poor for a French man.
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by phh 2y ago
I personally wouldn't want my government run by unchecked people who get the value of something off by three orders of magnitude. In a meritocracy private company someone confusing 8M with 8B is at best put in a closet job. More likely
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by phh 2y ago
I can't find back the exact post, but on r/LocalLlaMA, some people ended up debugging that. Instead of prompting <thinking>, prompt <thinking>\n, and then they got the same kind of response as the API.
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by phh 2y ago
Thanks. In case that's of interest, I have another one, using doubango rather than asterisk: https://github.com/phhusson/doubango/ (and its readme at https://github.com/phhusson/doubango&
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by phh 2y ago
https://github.com/phhusson/ims
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by phh 2y ago
I'm implementing a fully libre open-source vowifi/volte client for Android that runs in JVM sandbox, rather than untrustable modem. During my development I went through a protocol detail that I was too lazy to implement: you'
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by phh 2y ago
I remember writing a blog with xml + xslt and thought it was very cool. Retrospectively, writing code in XML, eewwww, but back then I liked writing XHTML by hand

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