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Is there a way to filter out hosted models? The top three winners currently are all proprietary as far as I can tell. edit: Ah, there's a lock icon next to the name of each proprietary model.
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1y ago
Isn't their headline contributing to the exact same problem the article is actually reporting on? Even this HN entry didn't include the extra "No, "
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1y ago
There are several different LSP implementations of Elixir, each with their own pros and cons. Last year they all agreed to collaborate on an LSP; is this going to be the result of that? https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2024
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1y ago
You would be hard-pressed to find a call center that _doesn't_ start every phone call with a warning that the conversation may be recorded.
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1y ago
Is it safe to say that the Tidewave MCP server will remain FOSS, but anything Tidewave Web related (localhost:4000/tidewave) will be proprietary yet optional?
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1y ago
In Elixir land, the Ash Framework created a package called usage_rules[0] as an experimental attempt to solve this problem a few months ago. The latest version of the Phoenix Framework (1.8) includes it in their `mix phx.new` generator and
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1y ago
I think it's a valid complaint that the naming scheme for the various GPT-4 models were very confusing. GPT-5 just launched, and doesn't (yet?) have a GPT-5 Turbo or GPT-o5 mini to muddy the waters.
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1y ago
Yeah it's been hard for it to leave the news cycle when there are new developments still happening all the time. Latest one being a federal judge denying the request to unseal the transcripts for cases relating to Ghislaine Maxwell. An
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1y ago
It's a bit disheartening to see that the Bill Moyer's documentary came out in 2001, and not much has changed to keep these corporations accountable.
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1y ago
Hm I don't think so. You might be thinking about the file size, which is ~64GB. > Native MXFP4 quantization: The models are trained with native MXFP4 precision for the MoE layer, making gpt-oss-120b run on a single 80GB GPU (like NV
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1y ago
Once nicotine salts were introduced, it hit the fan. It was no longer about the clouds, which freebase and their glycerine introduced. But just more and more nicotine content.
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1y ago
If you started in 2011, then you likely had freebase nicotine that maxed out at 20mg/ml before being too harsh for people to vape. It was around 4 or 5 years later that nicotine salts began being used due to how smooth the hit can be,
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1y ago
I will also add to the discussion that disposable vapes (in the USA) tend to be outrageously high in their nicotine content. If you buy the juice yourself you have options to choose much lower nicotine per volume compared to these disposabl
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1y ago
I'm also excited for local LLM's to be capable of assisting with nontrivial coding tasks, but we're far from reaching that point. VRAM remains a huge bottleneck for even a top-of-the-line gaming PC to run them. The best these
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1y ago
Wasn't TOR originally funded by the CIA as well?
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1y ago
Oof well there goes my desire to switch back.
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1y ago
The privacy-preserving systems have been built and are finally making it into the mainstream, only to be uprooted by politics. Not that we no longer need to build more of such systems, but the root of the issue lies elsewhere.
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1y ago
I don't think there are actionable items in that manifesto, and was written during the RSA munitions debate.
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1y ago
Not sure how this hit the front page without linking the actual project. https://novaframework.org/
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1y ago
I think having a bash script as the linux installation is more of a stop-gap measure than truly supporting Linux. And ollama is FOSS compared to LM Studio and Msty (as someone who switched from ollama to LM Studio; I'm very happy to se
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1y ago
I wouldn't go that far. What they uncover with their FOIA requests that the general public would otherwise never know about tends to be quality content. And, like the Wired, their FOIA-based articles aren't paywalled.
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1y ago
Because there isn't a line? You can require auth for any of those HTTP methods. Or not require auth for any of them.
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1y ago
Obfuscation may hint that it's intended to be private, but it's certainly not authentication. And the keyspace for these goog.le short URL's are much smaller than a 64byte alphanumeric code.
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1y ago
The issue isn't with NFC. It's passing the Play Integrity check that app developers optionally can use to prevent devices that don't pass the check from running their app, or remove parts of its functionality. IIRC I don'
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1y ago
You can't have nested tab groups so I imagine you'd want to keep using that extension if that's what you're using it for.
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A tip I would add to this article is that Firefox natively supports sidebar tabs now without needing hacky extensions. Go to about:preferences under the Browser Layout section of the General tab, and select Vertical Tabs. The tab group func
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1y ago
I think that attack surface would be the LLM's utilizing the MCP server, not the MCP server itself. It took a while to wrap my head around LLM vs Agents vs MCP servers, but the latter is just code with endpoints to list and call their
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Steam Deck uses a desktop OS (Arch), and Steam's Big Picture mode is well-optimized for controllers.
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The two things I can think of are MCP servers with functions that make calls to a database with sensitive information, or are easy to pwn due to propping them up in a hasty and irresponsible manner. The article would actually be interesting
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1y ago
The operations used to perform these computations are utilizing algorithms backed by lattice-problems that are NP-hard to break. edit: The only leaking information in this case are what operations you'd like to perform on the encrypted
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