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While it's true that early Linux ARM devices where embedded and generally only supported a single configuration, they didn't actually use devicetree. Originally, embedded Linux ARM devices used a board file with a platform bus and
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6mo ago
Has anybody thought about encoding AST tokens as LLM tokens, similar to how different words can have different meanings and that's reflected in their embedding?
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Also working on something similar and using a dual LLM architecture (small router, larger deep thinker) with offline models, as well as determinisitic skills encoded as TSX. It's evolved into a mesh-based operating system, gained it&#x
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Feels like a good time to seriously rethink how OSs and UIs are designed
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6mo ago
If that type of scanning works and discovers these attacks, why not make it part of the publishing process?
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6mo ago
Using LLM to target an FPGA would be interesting, generate the Verilog/VHDL.
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6mo ago
is there a link to the project, the one in the comments won't open on mobile
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6mo ago
If it helps I've been doing a lot of projects with TSX (via OCX) as a file format. It works nicely for these things because it already supports typed parameters and can be treated as a a raw AST without JS engine. Its also easy to mani
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6mo ago
Because one is for lawyers? It doesn't seem like a hard choice.
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7mo ago
Same here. Then you see SOTA in a browser from Ex0byt, online 10x training (JIT-Lora), TurboQuant (Google), etc. Just saw KV prediction mentioned in this thread, so looking into that too. I'm adapting all of this to Rust+WGPU with comp
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7mo ago
Gemini Nano is supposedly doing it on device. It looks like something similar should work with Apple GPU and ANE.
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8mo ago
Or a grinder and a camera. See CCC of years past.
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8mo ago
What is the API key used for?
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9mo ago
s/PROGMAN/EXPLORER/g
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9mo ago
I built a MIT-licensed vite plugin (deadsimpleseo.github.io) to help with SEO for developers of React apps. It bundles and executes a static HTML pipeline in a node vm executing within the vite process, then outputs that to a folder with an
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RVAA: Recursive Vision-Action Agent for Long Video Understanding
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Preconfigured neuronal firing sequences in human brain organoids
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11mo ago
I've been looking for a modern equivalent of the white CRT VT420 as a distraction-free coding environment. I could see building one with an RP2040 and OLED or Eink display.
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11mo ago
If it helps, you can disable some of those limitations on Android: https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidQuestions/comments/16r1cfq/p...
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11mo ago
I've used a similar drive on my Chromebooks for the last decade. I went looking for a USB-C version and was surprised not to find one. I would love to see one with SSD speeds if such a thing is possible.
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Does anybody have something like this but usable in a remote environment like a self-hosted k8s? Specifically, I'm looking for something I can leave running while sporadically connecting from a remote VSCode or electron app.
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Right. But of course, intel was busy spinning off their Xscale business to Marvell. If they had seriously invested in it, they could have owned the coming mobile revolution. They did push hard on their UMPC x86 SoCs (Paulsbo and derivatives
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Oddly it works as a neologism as well. "moment" conveying that it was short-lived or fleeting. A memory or artifact of a short period of time.
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Perhaps the next question we are asking is "what happens if you give a statistical model symbolic input" and the answer appears to be, you get symbolic output. Even more strangely, the act of giving a statistical model symbolic in
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I'm not sure if this would work for you, but there are inexpensive devices that plug into an HDMI port. They appear to the computer as a monitor. I use them for screen sharing to a remote display, but they should enable to think there
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This could be done using something like llamafile, in the sense that it would be a small universal executable containing a package. It could even support running as a self contained application on Windows, with all needed DLLs provided.
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There is also support for doing this without being root: https://developer.android.com/develop/connectivity/usb
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I watched the video and am curious about the protocol loading apps from add-ons. Do the resistors j7st say what k8nd of connection is used (i2c, serial, etc)? Also, I've been looking for cyberdeck and clamshell designs using CM4 and am
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Hello there, Any idea why Microsoft didn't use this in WSL1 or 2? Is it more efficient than hyper-v with hardware acceleration? Can you see it being useful again? Or does it make sense to have a hybrid where the code runs using hardwar
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At one point I believe DSL used Kdrive which has a slightly different DDX and driver structure but the same DIX.
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