raybb

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by raybb 5d ago
One thing I'm still trying to figure out is how this compares to something like gliner. If you're just doing classification in what situations would you choose kev vs gliner?
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by raybb 5d ago
How long does it typically take for something like this to become available on openrouter?
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by raybb 8d ago
I have an idea for a use case for this, and I'm wondering if you think it makes sense or if you have any thoughts on the approach. I'm a big fan of OpenStreetMap, and I enjoy editing it from my computer. From my phone, I find it q
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by raybb 12d ago
Any more you can share? Is he actively doing a search? I didn't see anything about it in the repo.
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by raybb 13d ago
Do you have any examples of forks maintained by LLMs and how they do it?
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by raybb 14d ago
I can improve the UI to my taste but if the maintainer doesn't have time/money to maintain a big ol vibe coded PR for some very opinionated change isn't going to do much. That would appear to leave me with the choice of just
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by raybb 14d ago
Every Door is definitely one of the easier ones and I like it but dang I wish the dev could get more funding to make it a nicer UX. Between the glitchy raster tiles and need to click load data all the time I feel it gets tiring fast. I&#x27
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by raybb 14d ago
I guess they got that message so they're porting to rust! https://docs.litellm.ai/blog/litellm-rust-launch
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by raybb 18d ago
The issue wasn't the latency of a single DB query (though many were improved/cached), but sync worker saturation: When traffic spikes, slow network calls to archive.org (for availability) and Solr tie up all available sync workers
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You have my democracy sword: Media Media(berjon.com)
1 points by raybb 18d ago|0 comments
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by raybb 18d ago
Not another language because the performance issues are limited to the code being sync. Anyway, a gradual migration was a must as well. This is the first I hear of Litestar and I think it does seem very values aligned. I fastapi was picked
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by raybb 19d ago
I have been volunteering with the Internet Archive via Open Library for about half a decade now. Sending money is awesome and they're also always looking for volunteers! There are so many projects going on for Open Library and staff ha
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My local model setup on an M4 Pro Mac Mini(lws.io)
336 points by raybb 24d ago|199 comments
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by raybb 1mo ago
That's fair but also think about the ewaste. I'm still hoping one of these mega AI LLMs will figure out how to install Linux on the many old iPads that become nearly useless after Apple stops updating them and you can't insta
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by raybb 1mo ago
I love this use of wasm! I never really got the hang of LaTeX but I've really enjoyed Typst the past few years and even made a few books with it. Have you ever tried that or have thought on it?
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Who Cares About the Shrimp?(joinreboot.org)
1 points by raybb 1mo ago|1 comments
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by raybb 1mo ago
I posted this on another thread but can someone please run this on some old iPads so we can be able to fully install Linux on them. If AI is so good surely it can do that and save millions of devices from turning into ewaste.
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by raybb 1mo ago
If someone could do something similar but to install Linux on old iPads that would be amazing. Their specs are ok but when the app store stops providing versions of apps for your OS it really makes them nearly useless.
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I gave Qwen 3.8 27B a reverse-engineering job and it finished in 30 minutes(xda-developers.com)
369 points by raybb 1mo ago|153 comments
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by raybb 1mo ago
When a model is free like this what kind of rate limits are there?
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Funding internet freedom together: results of first participatory funding round(blog.torproject.org)
3 points by raybb 1mo ago|0 comments
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by raybb 1mo ago
There's also one I nopa and Mission. Mission event coming up September 13. https://repaircafesf.org/ https://www.instagram.com/sfmissionrepaircafe/
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SF's rent is through the roof- but not relative to pre-pandemic?(notanothersubstack.com)
2 points by raybb 1mo ago|0 comments
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by raybb 1mo ago
This is a lovely project. Were you inspired by any projects like this for other cities? I think I saw something once for NYC but it didn't have nearly as many images. Also, I'll probably share this in the next issue of https:&#x2
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Muse Glimmer(simonwillison.net)
4 points by raybb 2mo ago|1 comments
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by raybb 2mo ago
Whenever I want to follow what's happening with a natural disaster like this, where many friends and family are potentially affected, I always use the Wikipedia page, which tends to have the most up-to-date information very quickly. It
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how Latin America's city of cycling is breaking gender barriers(theguardian.com)
6 points by raybb 2mo ago|0 comments
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Amtrak Bicycle Access(amtrak-bike-map.transittools.dev)
5 points by raybb 2mo ago|0 comments
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by raybb 2mo ago
To top it all off Pandoc has a great experience for contributors. Over the past few years I've opened several bug reports related to Typst and docx and all of them got responses that were kind and helpful. I even had a few PRs merged i
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Model Behavior: Taylor Lorenz(on.substack.com)
1 points by raybb 2mo ago|0 comments

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