utopiah

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by utopiah 10mo ago
That's kind of hilarious (...ly sad) to read knowing that I have on my desk https://browser.engineering so I literally went the opposite direction some months ago. Not only did I actually build a Web browser myself, from sc
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Reminds me of Z notation, good times... sure it's nice to have a harness, or a series of test, but they only insure you that what's it done within it, is done within it. If it's poorly done, then the result if still within it
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Also the very fact that https://github.com/teorth/erdosproblems/wiki/AI-contribution... exist totally change the landscape. Because it's public it's safe to assume it's part of the input datase
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Also something that makes the whole process very hard to verify is what I tried to address in a much older comment : whenever LLMs are used (regardless of the input dataset) by someone who is an expert in the domain (rather than an novice)
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by utopiah 10mo ago
If I understood correctly you are giving an example of a "success" of using the technology. So that's addressing that the technology is useful or not, powerful or not, but it does not address what it actually does (maybe some
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Yes... yes let's make tasks we rely on LESS predictable. Sorry but what the heck? We should NOT standardize irresponsible behavior, in particular for repeatable tasks. This is particularly maddening when solutions like dependency resol
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I do, and I read Tao's comments on his usage too, that still doesn't address what I wrote.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> The tech is moving so fast. Well that's exactly the problem : how can one say that? The entire process of evaluating what "it" actually does has been a problem from the start. Input text, output text ... OK but what if t
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Don't buy anything physical, benchmark the models you could run on your potential hardware on (neo) cloud provider like HuggingFace. Only if you believe the quality is up to your expectation then do it. The test itself should take you
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I think NLNet is pretty good (I helped on https://nlnet.nl/project/xrsh/ and now working on my own https://nlnet.nl/project/ImmersiveXP/ ) but otherwise I only know at the local level, e
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Neat, my current setup is : - stream from FIP.fr via cvlc - when I absolutely love a tune, buy on Bandcamp - if it's not available or I bought it elsewhere, e.g. old CD, then get from Soulseek - scp my ~/Music directory on my mobi
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Meanwhile ChatGPT health just 5 days ago https://openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-health/ because clearly they both don't give a fuck AND they are so desperate for money, any money.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Well the "source" is arguable. If you want stock parts it's definitely Mouser (or their suppliers) but if you want a project, namely something new made out of parts provided by Mouser then it's still CrowdSupply. I didn&
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by utopiah 10mo ago
From my experience I never felt "ready enough" to apply. I also underestimated, despite knowing how slow the process would be, the time required not to submit a proposal for funding but how long it would take to receive an answer.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Brings me back... I did use Fossil in 2010, cf my notes on https://fabien.benetou.fr/Tools/Fossil but like most I only switched due to the popularity of git, not because any specific feature was missing.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Eh... well yes CS is not cheap but also... CS is Mouser. They got acquired 7 years ago https://www.crowdsupply.com/announcements/crowd-supply-has-b... . You can buy the exact same products if they have enough in stock
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by utopiah 10mo ago
If you target EU customers check e-invoicing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PEPPOL to potentially integrate with a gateway. I don't think it's a lot of work and there are test gateways but I believe a lot, if
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> how I wish I was paid to work on this type of problems Did you apply for funding? Any subsidies?
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Neat, did that with https://phantomjs.org/screen-capture.html years ago, have it still running in a container since PhantomJS isn't maintained and quite outdated. This reminds me I should move to Puppeteer (or equivale
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Bit pricier https://www.crowdsupply.com/pcb-arts/vapor-phase-one
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I applaud the effort but honestly I see 2 cases : - VC funded SF startups with an ethos of "Do whatever is necessary at first, scale then lawyer up once a unicorn and shits starts to hit the fan" this might try to prevent... and w
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> it at least nominally knows how to jailbreak out of containers Source please. If it's contained (as in Claude runs INSIDE the container, not outside while having access to it) I don't understand how it technically could blue
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by utopiah 10mo ago
There was a post recently on a social network complaining how so many people have a side hustle, typically social media. Basically I think the Uberization of passions, or even just interests, with platforms like Ubers but also Etsy and fina
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> run these models at home Damn what kind of home do you live in, a data center? Teasing aside maybe a slightly better benchmark is what sufficiently acceptable model (which is not objective but one can rely on arguable benchmarks) you c
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I do prototyping for a living and ... I definitely do "X in 1/100th lines of code" regularly. It's exciting, liberating... but it's a lie. What I do is to get the CORE of the idea so that I fully understand it. It&#
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Because you don't trust Anthropic or you like to learn how the tools you rely on work?
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Tools documentation is in text, either directly e.g. tool -h or indirectly e.g. man tool plus they are countless examples of usage online, so it seems clear that a textual mapping between the tool and its usage exists in text form already.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Why limit it to few tools from a tool registry when running in a full sandbox using QEMU or thinner like Podman/Docker literally takes 10 lines of code? You can still use your real files with a mount point to a directory. To be clear I
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Checkout Hoplr.com that's a Web based equivalent.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
That's because of financial links. They are so intertwined propping up the same bubble they are absolutely going to share quotes instantly. FWIW just skimmed through and the TL;DR sounds to me like "Look at the cool kid, we play t

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