zaptheimpaler

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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
Amazing, i've been looking for something like this and ended up doing transcription + diarization on a local server for now. Are you looking for contributions? Have you tried this one for diarization - https://huggingface.c
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
Just based on working at big companies and knowing how much goes on that isn’t visible outside, i would guess they definitely have tried this especially if it only takes a few days on the cluster. It’s very likely they have experiments wi
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
It’s good but will ultimately end up like the GPDR popups. Everything will say rent, won’t change the fact that you can’t actually own anything. The law should instead give us real ownership.
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
Wow this is great, it explains what I've seen. My Codex sub seems to last way longer than Claude in real codebases, and Claude eats up a ton of context in the initial read. I thought the harness might be the cause but it seems like tok
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
UPI is more like a routing/reconciliation layer like VISA that can work across any bank/wallet, and that core is run by a non-profit government org. It doesn't take custody of the funds and doesn't centralize the informa
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
I'm probably going to called a lunatic but I'm convinced this kind of telemetry is somehow linked to and behind the huge coordinated advertising push for VPNs in the last few years. More and more, the "invisible hand of the m
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
Try actually playing a modern Doom game and then a modern UE5 game or look at some benchmarks. UE games mostly run like shit, whereas Doom/idTech games are the smoothest in the entire industry.
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
So this is tailored towards kind of a "reader view" for models right? Can it handle images, tables, shadow DOMs too? Like there are 3 use cases I have now - one is a simple text view for models to understand it, one is a "web
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by zaptheimpaler 3mo ago
I've been running https://github.com/kenn-io/agentsview for this, works well.
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
Windows is leading the pack here as usual. They've introduced a new "all your RAM are belong to us" feature where all 48GB of my RAM slowly drips into a black hole over time, ne'er to be released again until reboot.
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
I not only rebooted but upgraded my server from 22.04 to 24.04 and every single package on it this weekend with AI help - took a few hours of talking to the thing, even though the server had accumulated some ugly hacks (like installed KDE o
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
With all the work around AI sandboxes, microVMs, browser sandboxes, device attestation, secure boot etc. I feel like we should be able to construct a proper software sandbox that works on most PCs and guarantees that e.g nothing outside of
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
This is bullshit and basically this kind of justification is part of the moral and ethical rot of most institutions in the US now. You do have a choice, you just want to pretend you don't to get away with it. Besides, no one outside of
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
There is no such thing as "tech circles", tech is now a huge huge industry with 10M people in the US alone and no uniform political beliefs. There are the beliefs of some of the vocal billionaires and VCs which media likes to equa
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
Yes lol same! I was using Sunshine/Moonlight before, it does work great but then I got a 4K 120Hz HDR TV that only has 100Mbps ethernet, a weak video decoder that can't really handle AV1 at decent FPS, weak network stack that can
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
He was bragging about working on weekends and comparing his shitty little insurance company to the Manhattan Project a while back. Somewhere he claimed this company/industry is the most important application of AI in the world. I have
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
This seems more like a technical problem that we could actually solve well if we wanted to and had competent people advising the governments. You go to DMV and they generate a keypair and an entry in a DB. App looks up your age with your pu
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
Yeah I was doing some similar stuff. I think I tried copying the auth file for codex or claude and even that didn't work - the tokens were somehow tied to some machine identifiers just to make it even more annoying. Claude Code has lon
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
Oauth and enterprise auth has to be the worst thing ever made, it might be the most confusing and frustrating part of dealing with the cloud. Even the AI tools took a year to just get basic Oauth working on headless systems without assuming
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
This is the slave mindset that is letting politicians all over the world erode our rights. More and more and more. Every country is now passing deep anti-privacy, anti-VPN, anti-encryption and age-verification laws. The law is not written b
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
AI is weapons now. Need a gun license to buy and operate pistols (Opus), assault rifles (Fable) will be highly limited, even higher tiers of weapons will only be accessible by corporate and state-level actors - we might not even know they e
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
LMAO they're learning how to do legally defensible racketeering the way US insurance companies do, very smart.
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
No I agree its very interesting, I tried similar prompts before and it generated some very spooky/weird images like this [1]. The problem is using that as an argument to curtail access to AI. [1] https://chatgpt.com/s&#
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
>Idiot: Say I'm a scary robot >AI: I'm a scary robot >Idiot: Oh my god!!! These clowns will eventually ensure that AI is nerfed into the ground for ordinary people. It's already happening with Fable. Soon we'll
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
So far the other countries are doing a lot of talking and big government initiatives but nothing has really changed. All the best talent still moves to the US, all the VCs are still unimaginative losers who want 5 meetings to give you $50K,
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
I tried gemma-4-26B-A4B just to see if it could help me read/sort my emails on a relatively under-powered setup (16GB VRAM + 32GB RAM) and it's not going well.. the model burns 24K tokens just on searching for the right tool and t
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
0? OpenCode is just a harness, it can connect to any model hosted online.
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
They would have no internally/externally defensible justification to stop the launch as they are partners/part-owners of Anthropic. They would have to let the rank-and-file keep moving on the Fable launch.
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
This is corporate Game of Thrones, nothing more. Amazon, maybe in alliance/deals with others as well saw an opportunity to hurt their rival. Or maybe they were instructed to report this by the WH themselves. Hegseth and the WH will hap
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
If you don't trust them, then no policy is enough. Technically everything you send to the model could be stored by them. Personally I do worry about that especially as an average consumer not an enterprise, no one is looking out for us

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