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the_mitsuhiko
4mo ago
That kills the KV cache unfortunately. In some models (Gemini) I also doesn’t work because there is a signature on the model messages.
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the_mitsuhiko
4mo ago
The problem with hyper targeting harnesses to models is that you end up locking yourself quite quickly into special behaviors of models, and you make your sessions non transferrable. That can be an acceptable trade-off and I know people wh
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the_mitsuhiko
4mo ago
Those things are still illegal for minors. I find that to be a rather weak argument.
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4mo ago
> Will money save you from heartache? Probably yes. If you consider dating to be a numbers game, money moves things into your favor greatly and will give you a chance to move past. > From the pain of losing a loved one? Money will he
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the_mitsuhiko
4mo ago
Money can very much buy happiness. Most of the things that make you unhappy can be remedied with money. How much money you need to accomplish that depends though.
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the_mitsuhiko
4mo ago
> If you’re arguing for abolishing the nation state or any concept the establishes right and obligations based on you being born there, then it would help your cause to not entangle it with racism. Racism in one form or another is at the
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the_mitsuhiko
4mo ago
> it seems to imply that this was your red line and when you became aware that this administration might be racist and nationalist? If you read my blog you should have seen plenty of content before to get an idea why my red lines are. I
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the_mitsuhiko
4mo ago
> This is standard practice for nation states. To call it racism is braindead and lazy. Author here. Just because something is standard practice does not mean this should be a goal. I do not want to live in a world where the north star
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
I did link this now to the entry in the science fiction dictionary.
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
But also if you go to the talk page you can see discussions that lead to the change of the description of that page from "slur" to "derogatory term". That discussion was, from what I can tell, about the fact that slurs a
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5mo ago
> It does, and the use of "clanker" I've seen was generally meant as a slur. It's not a neutral word in any context I've seen it in. I can tell you that within the agentic coding community plenty of people are us
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
> Divisive language just sounds ugly to me because it aims to divide. The issue we have with LLMs is that people are starting to treat their conversations with these things as a substitute to human interactions. Division very much is th
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
And yet Pi has done a few things that were quite transformational. A lot of recent agentic libraries explicitly credit Pi for design ideas. We’re so early in this technology phase, now is the time to tinker and explore. At one point that wi
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
I agree but can we stop pretending like machines are in the same group as humans? They are not.
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5mo ago
The project has templates and that's one of the giveaways to see that a issue bypassed it. Take for instance this issue from 5 hours ago as an example: https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/issues/4970 I
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5mo ago
I think that depends on how much weight you give to that word. You might attribute a lot of weight to it, but I don't. Language changes and its what we make of it. Maybe if a prevailing opinion arrives that people respond very negat
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
The reason racism is a problem is because humans subdivide humans. A machine is not human. Putting these things on the same line is in fact exactly the issue I have with this. So no. I cannot stress enough how much I disagree with the ide
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Where to me this discussion completely goes in a questionable direction is the idea that there are slurs against inanimate objects and that you would put that into the same category as derogatory terms against humans. The reason you don’t i
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
The term was adopted in Star Wars and has been used in science fiction before and after it too. It probably sits somewhere on some scale but it has always been used in literature as a term for machines and from that perspective I find it a
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
I know that there is a lot of AI psychosis going on, but I don't have to subscribe to that. I consider it very problematic that we have some industry leaders (eg: Anthropic with their model wellbeing) that are seriously throwing that
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5mo ago
Author here. This visceral reaction to the term fascinates me. You’re not the only person here that mentioned it and it makes me wonder where that is coming from. We’re naming a machine here, not a human being. Even if it was a slur (I don’
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5mo ago
Yes. It's Berkeley Mono. I use that one, Commit Mono and Mono Lisa depending on how I feel :)
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the_mitsuhiko
5mo ago
Sure. But Mythos or not, the developments since that post was written, legitimate 11 more vulnerabilities have been found by AI tools.
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And yet [1]: > Not even half-way through this #curl release cycle we are already at 11 confirmed vulnerabilities - and there are three left in the queue to assess and new reports keep arriving at a pace of more than one/day. > 11
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> Note the lack of an upper bound Since uv needs a singular resolution that's entirely intentional. In npm you can install diverging resolutions for different parts of the tree but that is not an option with Python. I had to make t
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That's great, but it displaced more than 150.000 people permanently.
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6mo ago
Aviation Herald link but it does not have a ton more information: https://avherald.com/h?article=538bd859&opt=0
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United flight strikes light pole, damages truck while landing in Newark
(abc7ny.com)
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6mo ago
Not sure how CARIAD is relevant here. That company was started years after carplay landed in VAG.
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> VW? "No one needs Apple Car or Android. We are the world wide Nr. 1 in car business, what does a computer company know about cars? hahaha" VW was supporting CarPlay from launch and the VW MEB dash was on all pro material of A
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