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by tankenmate 1y ago
it might be a bit over the top but there is Cogent Core[0]; it supports apps on desktop, mobile apps, and the web. it even supports 2d and 3d. and it's all in go, backend and frontend (using WASM). [0] https://github.com&#x
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Not all devices support seek either, they're still files; ENOSYS
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by tankenmate 1y ago
I love the fact that CSS is cascading; inheritance is a great idea, "where it fits". The main reason I like the cascading in CSS is because it is inherently a tree, and when it comes to parsing documents (using context free or non
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Some GOSIP (remember that?) implementations on some Unicies did have files for network connections, but it was very much in the minority. Since BSD was the home of the first widely usable socket() implementations for TCP/IP it became t
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by tankenmate 1y ago
"glaze mode"; hahaha, just waiting for GPT-5o "glaze coding"!
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Claude is very "American", just try asking it to use English English spelling instead of American English spelling; it lasts about 3~6 sentences before it goes back. Also there is only American English in the UI (like the spell ch
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent. -- Asimov
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by tankenmate 1y ago
maybe a staggered release?
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by tankenmate 1y ago
This is definitely good to have this as an option but at the same time having more context reduces the quality of the output because it's easier for the LLM to get "distracted". So, I wonder what will happen to the quality of
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by tankenmate 1y ago
"Training on synthetic data one time is very different than cyclically training models on their own data.", but every one with even a modicum of understanding of feedback knows that cyclic training on its own output will end in te
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by tankenmate 1y ago
chat log please?
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by tankenmate 1y ago
So security theatre is the best option? I'm not saying this to be cheeky, but it just seems to be an overly shallow option that is trivially easy to end run.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
I wouldn't trust it to be done right. It's like a bank trusting that all their customers will do the right thing. If you want MAC (as opposed to DAC), do it in the kernel like it's supposed to be; use apparmor or selinux. And
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Anthropic introduces new weekly limits for paid subs
4 points by tankenmate 1y ago|1 comments
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by tankenmate 1y ago
I use routedns[0] for this specific reason it handles almost all DNS protocols; UDP, TCP, DoT, DoH, DoQ (including 0-RTT). But more importantly is has a very configurable route steering even down to a record by record basis if you want to p
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by tankenmate 1y ago
I have a parallel to suggest; I know it's the rhetorical tool of analogous reasoning, but it deeply matches the psychology of the way most people think. Just like getting to a "certain" number of activated parameters in a mod
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by tankenmate 1y ago
By that logic attempting to change anything at all is not viable; e pur si muove.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Having grown up around the world and going to a few international schools I came to realise that "normal" is just what the people around you do (well "in public" is probably a good effective limit).
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Indeed, in the most general sense (and probably more so in democracies) laws represent the codification of what society as a whole deems acceptable and what should happen when someone breaches that code.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Yes, it was Warcraft 2; a sly hint that I preferred Warcraft 2 to Warcraft 3.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
"Maybe we will see larger cooperatives, like a Apache Software Foundation for ML?" I suspect the Linux Foundation might be a more likely source considering its backers and how much those backers have provided LF by way of resource
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by tankenmate 1y ago
To quote "The Dude"; "Well ... ummm ... that's ... ahh ... just your opinion man". There are people who are successfully running it in production, but of course depending on your code, YMMV.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
I run 9070s (non XT) and in combination with under-volting it is very efficient in both joules per frame and joules per token. And in terms of purchase price it was a steal compared to similar class of NVidia cards.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
I run llama.cpp using Vulkan and AMD CPUs, no need to install any drivers (or management software for that matter, nor any need to taint the kernel meaning if I have an issue it's easy to get support). For example the other day when a
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by tankenmate 1y ago
`I think it also has a way to automatically translate CUDA calls` I suspect the thing you're referring to is ZLUDA[0], it allows you to run CUDA code on a range of non NVidia hardware (for some value of "run"). [0] https:&#x
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by tankenmate 1y ago
FYI, they changed their name to FOSSFlow about an hour ago.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
"Want your AI agents to respond like peons from Warcraft 3 when you assign them a task?" -- I'd rather be sailing.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
Pick a problem that is big enough to matter, and small enough that you can solve it -- and that's pretty cool.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
But this is a strawman argument, it's not what the research is talking about.
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by tankenmate 1y ago
All of which have infrastructure already in place to hand over all DNS queries if requested by HMG.

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