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2mo ago
My projects are gone from microsoft github.com. Not because I decided to move away, but mostly because github.com is now blocking noscript/basic HTML browsers for most of its basic functions, then it was actually them who did boot me a
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2mo ago
It is never really for "One". If it is open source and published, It may be use by others... not to mention coding AI ML (Machine Learing), then for many. I have written so much software for one... I cannot recall everything. I us
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2mo ago
Switch back gcc to plain and simple C, or support a c++ to plain and simple C transpiler, which would be written in plain and simple C (I think some people did revive cfront with AI based coding). Even microsoft rust has its C transpiler.
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2mo ago
Is Sabine H. on the case?
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2mo ago
With EU manufactured chips? Priorities...
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2mo ago
noscript/basic HTML? That would be awesome actually, don't forget the web engines from the whatwg cartel are abominations.
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2mo ago
There are videos on youtube on the previous deep FBI/services hardware tech scheme. In this context, grapheneos looks like more just 'And Another Time...'. In the end, it does not matter: we all know here that "informati
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2mo ago
Let me add a bit more: The part which in missed all the time is the control of the glibc ABI version. Either you link with an "old" glibc, or you go 'Right Way(TM)', documentation is on binutils web site (noscript/b
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2mo ago
If AI does become ubiquitous, you will have those with access to super hardware in datacenters to have a fast dev loop for prompts on gigantic models (aka $$$), and those for who it will takes ages to run even one simple prompt, or at best
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2mo ago
Don't forget to build 'correct' ELF64 binaries for broad elf(glibc)/linux distro support (-static-libgcc -static-libstdc++, and tight glibc ABI version control with binutils VERSION scripts). At least those build options
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2mo ago
This grapheneOS may be another scheme from the 'deep FBI'/'services' to get intel on the very, VERY, nasty (terrorists, human traffickers, drug cartels, child stuff, etc). If I recall properly, they did that in the
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3mo ago
I don't recall exactly which one has javascript mandatory (namely is gated with 'whatwg cartel' web engines): this very codeberg or sourcehut?
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3mo ago
I did watch your vid: it is for quantized deepseek models. I would look for full weight inference for maximum quality. For instance, do we have similar benchmarks on the latest frontier open weight KIMI model at several tera-weights (I woul
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3mo ago
"anti-trust" in many EU countries, is made of "competition authorities", namely dominant corporations on some significant "markets" get strong rules forced upon them that to allow to exist any reasonable real-l
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3mo ago
I don't know if having a real-time ML/inference model (brain simulation with realtime input/output) is even remotely possible for a significantly big size. Let alone those models be 'stable'.
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3mo ago
Anybody did transpile it to C with the microsoft rust to C transpiler?
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3mo ago
google: 1 - restore interop with noscript/basic HTML browsers, stop favoring your 'whatwg cartel' web engine. 2 - gmail: restore interop with self-hosted SMTP servers without DNS (filtering on the IPv[46] literal from email a
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3mo ago
I'll watch this video once I am on my yt-dlp rig. Hopefully, those are 1T-2T params models. If "AI" becomes ubiquitous, it may end up pushed out of the 'standard economy' and made sorta an 'utility' (to sp
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3mo ago
Clearly something you need to keep an eye on. And "everything pushing RISC-V forward is a good thing". The trick is with current tension between the US and Spain: hopefully intel won't "be told" to pull out from thi
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3mo ago
I wonder how long it would take a "normal" coding prompt to go thru a "1T-2T" models on a medium performance consumer desktop. Hours? Days?
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3mo ago
I wish that, but for high performance RISC-V micro-achitectures.
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3mo ago
Once I have something satisfying, I'll post the "RFC-like" draft and preliminary reference toolchain on HN (well, if I can since HN is going 'whatwg cartel' web engines only then I may be blocked for good). For the
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3mo ago
With the combination of the permanent torrents of software and hardware flaws, instrinsics to their complexity (and bad strategic choices), there is only one reasonable, honest, brutal realization: information system security is a fantasy,
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3mo ago
Don't have a choice, will probably have to go open-weights models as currently, "AI" is gated using 'whatwg cartel' web engines. In the light of this, I am mechanically a proponent of very good open weights models,
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3mo ago
linux ELF code is loading the ELF loader only. $ORIGIN may not be a good idea since that would add more ELF complexity to the kernel. If we are honest with ourself, ELF is the core of the issue: for executables and dynamic libraries we _now
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3mo ago
Sanity and common sense are starting to fight back?
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3mo ago
You are an odd one: we all know that c++ syntax complexity is beyond salvation : it has reach such an absurd and grotesque level, we are in mental pathology realm: Rube Goldberg Machine accute syndrome. And it is not even a matter of argume
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3mo ago
EU have to go on the technical ground and force interop with small, but able to do a good enough job, stable in time, protocols and file formats. A good compromise: subsets of protocols and file formats. For instance, for the web, noscript&
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3mo ago
A good test is to try to port significant from c++ to plain and simple C using "AI". Maybe it can retain some of the semantics for the original code. There is a more brutal option: AI could help write a c++ to plain and simple C t
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3mo ago
FOSS is far from enough anymore. _LEAN_ FOSS, including the SDK then the computer languages too. All computer languages with an ultra-complex syntax are excluded de facto. Then there is the stability in time. developer/vendor lock-in o
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