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villgax
4mo ago
Doesn’t even have to be merged, it’s for the privilege of even being considered to be merged into a popular library, one can always fork but to put stuff in a popular repo should be pay-walled henceforth
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4mo ago
Just put it behind a paywall for PR prioritization or consideration, more payment to jump the queue. There, I solved FOSS sponsorship.
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4mo ago
PRs just need a paywall with a priority tier tied again to money. If you want AI code to show up in a popular repo, pay for a chance then or just fork it for free.
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4mo ago
Will it skip Ads lol
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villgax
4mo ago
I mean he did successfully lead companies with barely any profit, amass huge customer profiles, selling to both a bank & a social media Ad tech giant. Not surprised at all.
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4mo ago
Thank god ISRO isn’t run by the same group of people
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4mo ago
Runpod
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villgax
4mo ago
Just switch to Bifrost already
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4mo ago
This is an exhibit of implosion
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4mo ago
Awesome! Now to run on my ESP33
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5mo ago
You are not forced to use microsoft, in fact you have consiously paid them to be your OS. You can only beg them to consider this or move to macOS or linux in general.
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5mo ago
> Time to shine Nor is this Flux the display warmth app
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5mo ago
Github Gitlab should work with stripe to let projects gate PRs in the main repository, both for being in queue & jumping the queue for prioritization, solve sponsoring OSS for good.
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5mo ago
This is now running Cyberpunk or an LLM locally
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5mo ago
What would make this truly portable is being able to generate this consistently with a short prompt and generate with a local LLM. That way no network calls or file hash can prevent this
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villgax
5mo ago
HF employee wants people to stare at their github repository and skip through proper processes for speaker nomination. The amount of privilege is beyond the stars.
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5mo ago
https://github.com/567-labs/instructor/blob/main/instructor/...
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villgax
5mo ago
We strayed away from god after jQuery
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5mo ago
Sure, just doesn't have to be npm or build dependent IMO
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villgax
5mo ago
That's what another HN post a few days away was saying too lol but about Python
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villgax
5mo ago
get back to API calling whip noises
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5mo ago
same author who's idea of constraint decoding for structured outputs was to run an schema-begging-API call in a loop 10 times & then throw an exception on failure.
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5mo ago
Relying on React or Typscript in LLM era seems very stupid, just have the LLM setup whatever dom manipulation you want and have it write decent JS without slop. Far more offline compatible development almost negligible supply chain issues a
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villgax
5mo ago
So basically people who will wrap the openai SDK but sit at your company's offices lol what a joke
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villgax
5mo ago
Just paywall it, pays for development, queue prioritization and in return they get code merged into a popular project and visibility
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5mo ago
TURN servers is whats needed in those situations
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5mo ago
dont give them ideas man, with LLMs & image/video creation models, I'm this close to not caring about pubic internet now for non-work/news/payments
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5mo ago
skill issue lol, it's not idempotent anymore, same key for different requests? Heard of a nonce?
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5mo ago
Let's hear an apple & google take too once they hit 5T
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6mo ago
dmitrivMS should be fired by microsoft if they wanna take ownership of this legal fiasco
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