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by utopiah 1y ago
100%, in fact it's like when you write a "cheatsheet" only to realize that now that you did dedicate some time to - write down what is important - present it in a condensed manner - verify that it does indeed cover only the t
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by utopiah 1y ago
I agree with the post. I also think that typically if you have to resort to bisect you are probably in a wrong place. You should have found the bug earlier so if do not even know when the bug came from - your test coverage isn't good s
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by utopiah 1y ago
> What's Meta's AI product? They have several actually, from computer vision in glasses (RayBan or Quest) to Speech To Text to get commands on such glasses, to "improved" translation via LLMs, to just chat bots in mos
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by utopiah 1y ago
> increasingly, they are running JS. I mean they have access to a mind-blowing amount of computing resources so to they using a fraction of that to improve the quality of the data because they have this fundamental belief (because it&#x2
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by utopiah 1y ago
"Yes, it works, and does so as effectively as Anubis, while not bothering your visitors with a 10-second page load time." Cool... but I guess now we need a benchmark for such solutions. I don't know the author, I roughly know
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by utopiah 1y ago
My bet is that they believe https://commoncrawl.org isn't good enough and, precisely as you are suggesting, the "rest" is where is their competitive advantage might stem from.
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by utopiah 1y ago
What... 7 years delay? That's nothing for Musk. It's definitely coming next year, surely with FSD. Anyway, can't scam a scammer I guess. Good for Altman to cancel, he can guy few more GPUs to bring us World peace with ASI&#x2
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by utopiah 1y ago
It's all fun & games until the D part of CRUD hits.
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by utopiah 1y ago
Interesting, any link I could read to understand a bit more the situation?
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by utopiah 1y ago
Neat... but with QEMU-WASM I'm wondering what actually does not run in the browser (obviously that doesn't required specific input). Not a criticism, love everything that can provide hassle-free onboarding to learn a new languag
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by utopiah 1y ago
Why? iOS never pretended to be open.
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by utopiah 1y ago
Indeed, and starting at 360€ for a CMF Phone 1 with OS already installed, no tinkering, feels relatively affordable and easy to try.
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by utopiah 1y ago
Does it? If it looks equivalent to "stock" Android but you can do what you want with is, including removing bloatware, then it's arguably more secure and thus a better alternative than most. It might not be the most secure bu
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by utopiah 1y ago
Yes and to be honest it's not necessarily unjustified BUT it should ONLY be done when the parts, hardware, software, or both, are not linked to a single proprietary actor. Need security before doing a $1000 transaction because everythi
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by utopiah 1y ago
> getting into RISC-V hardware? Got myself a https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-F3/BananaPi_BPI-F3 in May last year for 90€. Tinkered again few weeks ago https://bsky.app/profile/benetou.fr&
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by utopiah 1y ago
In Flanders, northern part of Belgium, you can get next day delivery on Sundays. This kind of comment is just trolling, no added value.
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by utopiah 1y ago
What's the joke here, worker rights?
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by utopiah 1y ago
I actually asked them about it https://bsky.app/profile/benetou.fr/post/3m3orbh5h7s2n and basically : - devices are not OSHW (and didn't comment on the new OSHWA open healtware initiative) - implants don
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by utopiah 1y ago
Indeed, seems the default benchmark is LLM/VLM based alternatives as if they somehow "solved" the problem but IMHO even if it goes from (totally made up numbers) 80% with tesseract to 95% with this or Qwen or whatever but it
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by utopiah 1y ago
> I will repeat my comment from 70 days ago: >> I was discussing with a friend that my biggest concern with AI right now is not that it isn't capable of doing things... but that we switched from research/academic mode to
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by utopiah 1y ago
Thanks for bothering with the reference but not convinced the echo chamber is ready for that.
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by utopiah 1y ago
Oh no, Steve Blank is now pro big government like Mariana Mazzucato! /s PS: teasing aside she did write The Entrepreneurial State: Debunking Public vs. Private Sector Myths in 2013 on the topic.
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by utopiah 1y ago
Maybe they meant before X/Twitter.com, before Google, before Meta, before... wait, what's left? PayPal mafia much? Anduril? Oh you meant startups? That will then be bought by those? There is an ideal of SF but SV isn't SF, de
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by utopiah 1y ago
Thanks. Well that's a good question, namely what do I actually expect out of federation. In my case it's to remix pedagogical exercises. So I need : - actual content (e.g. exercise and assets) to remix (imagine changing the langua
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by utopiah 1y ago
Out of curiosity what kind of traffic is safe? In the context of chess I would imagine passing JSON around via EventSource/SSE should be more than enough.
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by utopiah 1y ago
Any implementation if I don't care? Like if I want my Web application to support either ATProto, AP, and eventually whatever else is around the corner even if it means only have the lowest common denominator?
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by utopiah 1y ago
> proponents of mechanical keyboards say you need fewer keys than a regular keyboard, for _reasons_ Well "reasons" is quite obviously travel distance and thus time. If your fingers are always on, or nearby, the resting position
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by utopiah 1y ago
Nice but AFAICT one can self-host lichess https://github.com/lichess-org/lila so I'd imagine based on how active it is, how inclusive it is (including languages like Chinese) I would provide some comparison with i
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by utopiah 1y ago
> I still think it's only good for demos and getting a prototype Have you actually tried that? Because my bet is that if your "prototype" is a anything that is very VERY traditional, e.g. a CMS, online shop, or anything th
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by utopiah 2y ago
reMarkable (Linux) or PineNote (Android stock, or Linux)

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