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well the encryption part is also mostly about OAI wanting to avoid others to distill from their COT/reasoning traces, since this is not ever displayed to devs or final users, and as you say lives on their servers. but yes you're c
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I lost access to my 10y old steam account due to their 2fa app getting auto-removed from my iPhone. I couldnt produce 10y visa statements from another country i lived in. Since then I just dont use steam, shame cause i like the hw
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OAI is now implementing encrypted CoT that you can store and pass back between turns (harness call), so new models have it https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/reasoning#encr...
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4mo ago
lol
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4mo ago
zsh has alias plugins pretty easy to migrate your dotfiles but yeah its too custom then
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4mo ago
literally anyone can "liberate" a foss model with access to weights
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4mo ago
chuckles
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4mo ago
unless you have 500 PR's a day =) On the other hand, we already use regular CF builds for frontend previews, but that doesnt solve a fullstack PR preview much
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4mo ago
and sitll the US seems to be one of the biggest markets educated on "being a shareholder" im sure Europe has smaller percentage of them.
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4mo ago
https://njal.la/ or other providers will take your crypto too
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4mo ago
japan is a small island the US is one of the most extensive and biggest distance from population centers country on earth I tihnk that helps explain the feasiability of train on each country more than inherent choices
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you can even use stuff to uncensor any foss model
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4mo ago
I some times will open a PR even if i know it will get closed, simply by because if its a bugfix or feature i want, someone else might do so too, and i have many times adopted code from PR's that were never adopted by mainstream or clo
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10mo ago
Substack is both a blogging platform and a micro-social network with a feed and a subscriptions SaaS so really depends on what parts you want from it the most
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10mo ago
claude is like an intern, someone has to code review and approve before final delivery imho
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10mo ago
funnily enough, the relation comes from a french jurist's last name from their repo: https://github.com/CatalaLang/catala > The language is named after Pierre Catala, a professor of law who pionneered the Frenc
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10mo ago
https://github.com/mitsuhiko/self-replace
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11mo ago
CQRS
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11mo ago
training inspired on nanochat for diffusion models: https://github.com/ZHZisZZ/dllm now someone needs to make it work with vllm or something
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1y ago
his task is probably best done with a script, heck you could thell chatgpt to download all packages with a script and check LICENSE files and report back with a csv/table
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1y ago
but we get time travel into the past???
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1y ago
GPT-6 will save us!
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1y ago
Isnt amazon basically Anthropic's HW partner very much like OpenAI has microsoft ?
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1y ago
I do use AI for vibe coding a lot of slop, but I make a favour to myself and the world and keep those repo's mostly private. Nobody should publish slop code AI assisted or not tbh
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1y ago
It's fake polish, but at the end of the day you have always to check whats in the codebase if you're gonna vendor it in or adopt it as a dep imho if anything the smelly readme's that look all like claude wrote them, are a goo
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1y ago
ROC Camera does exactly this > Creates a Zero Knowledge (ZK) Proof of the camera sensor data and other metadata https://roc.camera/
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1y ago
oh i didnt knew that TIL thank you!
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1y ago
Its free 0x during launch week
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1y ago
well happy birthday too dboon!
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1y ago
Finally Linus accepted it into Linux. It's his birthday today btw hbd
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