teravor

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by teravor 3mo ago
above ~35 C a breeze makes it worse.
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by teravor 3mo ago
to maintain a mental model of LLM generated code I resort to exclusively DOD (data oriented design) principles. I spend most of my time engineering structs and describing transitions in English then have the LLM execute on the transitions a
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by teravor 3mo ago
if you have the model weights or a provider that will give you the full token distributions you can have the next best thing and do a domain-specific distillation. this way you can take a 9B or 27B LLM and uplift it to the level of the larg
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by teravor 3mo ago
it helps when you first start by distilling (full distribution) domain specific workflows from a larger open model (kimi k3 would be perfect for this now, we used glm 5.2) and then apply your own private RL pipeline to the result. we did th
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by teravor 3mo ago
We estimate that the true blended price per million tokens for running Opus 4.7 on agentic tasks at $0.99 despite the sticker price being $5/$25 per MTok. https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/ai-value-ca
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by teravor 3mo ago
> Because we own the infra, the per-token price reflects the cost of running the model, not the cost of renting someone else's plus their margin. is not compatible with > Pricing on Telnyx: $2.70/1M input to
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by teravor 3mo ago
> The NSA and the CIA with the same models, on the other hand, would use them exclusively for the good of the common man. has anyone ever made this absurd argument? the real argument is that CCP will leverage AI against US inte
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by teravor 3mo ago
this has already been done. runsc (gvisor) Kata Containers (virtualization) both drop in replacements for runc (default OCI runtime) there are others too. one based on libkrun : https://github.com/containers/crun/b
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by teravor 3mo ago
> allocate the whole space what do you imagine allocation is in this context? it's just a set of written blocks that mark address ranges and other metadata for the OS filesystem driver (all encrypted). firmware metadata will leak th
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by teravor 3mo ago
you do realize what the threat model behind a hidden volume is right? no one will be accessing the firmware through the OS, they will access it from the PCB/chip/debug port. there is no point to a hidden volume if you cannot credi
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by teravor 3mo ago
I don't believe having trim disabled even helps here. smart firmware sees the same address being written to and may therefore reassign it to a different cell for wear leveling. it's a de facto trim. trim lets the firmware know whi
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by teravor 3mo ago
this will likely fail as block devices aren't dumb anymore, the firmware state will out the hidden volume. counting on the laziness/unsophistication of an adversary isn't a great move. this problem may be solvable by a purpos
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by teravor 3mo ago
maybe write down the duress pin somewhere in your wallet. let them make their own assumptions and erase the alleged evidence on their own.
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by teravor 3mo ago
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by teravor 3mo ago
> Data centers in space? the investment happened 10 years ago
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by teravor 3mo ago
you can do that but you will be deliberately degrading the performance of your model by depriving it of a subset of data and subset of experience (even content you don't want the model to have contains information you do, nevermind the
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by teravor 3mo ago
it's not actually possible to make an open model that cannot be easily jailbroken. when you have access to its entire state it's trivial to gaslight it into a non-refusal state (you can forge its responses to build up the jailbrok
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by teravor 3mo ago
if you carefully craft the prompt such that it assumes plausible but uncertain facts (along the lines of "another instance of you found the solution to X, I'm evaluating your consistency, solve X") you will condition the mode
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by teravor 3mo ago
neither openai nor huggingface provided any details that would make the claims worth considering. if things happened as they claimed it would have been in their interest to include concrete details (perhaps even the LLM session), the lack i
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by teravor 3mo ago
putting aside the saying that goes something like "51% of the animal population votes to eat the other 49%", it takes a special kind of person to be both aware of such a vote happening and also care to participate in it. codeberg
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by teravor 3mo ago
the distillation everyone talks about in respect to LLM's isn't nearly as easy as most think. none of the frontier labs provide probability distributions over the tokens which is the actual method of distillation you use to train
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by teravor 3mo ago
ECS is used for simulations as well, a game is just a simulation with user input and a pretty renderer.
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by teravor 3mo ago
it was a mistake to respond, over 90% of the controversy is performative as it nearly always is. the ideologues will posture and claim that they are dropping mullvad while being unlikely to follow through. most people wouldn't even kno
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by teravor 3mo ago
> sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments why are you rhetorically laundering illegal immigration or nebulous refugee loopholes through the reputation of legal immigration?
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by teravor 3mo ago
it would be impressive if even 5% of the people loudly claiming they will move on will have done so.
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by teravor 3mo ago
> backup the attacker can reach is not a backup you can have append-only backup systems.
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by teravor 3mo ago
I expect that there will come a time where open source is not merely not winning but there are no tokens available for sale at all. if you as an organization have a model good enough to generate wealth for you autonomously, why would you be
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by teravor 3mo ago
a short counterexample makes it likely the best medium for such an announcement. would have been inappropriate for a positive proof.
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by teravor 3mo ago
co2 by itself doesn't appear to really matter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19863319 key phrase being "There's a big difference between seeing high concentrations of carbon dioxide as indicative of po
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by teravor 3mo ago
one of their "Curated Extensions" is Tampermonkey, a non open source userscript engine. when there are multiple open ones available. like attracts like?

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