ElenaDaibunny

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by ElenaDaibunny 2mo ago
a24 style really hits
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by ElenaDaibunny 2mo ago
Additionally did all that? man
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by ElenaDaibunny 2mo ago
yep,sci-fi really got this one wrong lol.
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by ElenaDaibunny 2mo ago
kid me thought AI would replace people doing insanely precise hand work. turns out it replaced me writing emails, and this school's still going strong after 80 years. lmao we got played
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by ElenaDaibunny 2mo ago
just a hobby project for now,pretty wild that this can be done at home.
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
this is the kind of open source project that makes me question my life choices every time i install a node module
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
i think tokenmaxxing mostly comes from cloud pricing. once you're paying by the token, you naturally start caring about token counts. with local inference i barely think about it anymore.
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
visual SQL builders have been around forever, most feel like they were designed by someone who never writes joins, this one has reverse-engineering from existing SQL which is enough to try it
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
10M trajectories, probably more of a data scale win than a world model breakthrough tbh
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
curious how playability handles the false positive problem with expressions though, involuntary facial movements must trigger inputs constantly
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
call/ec at the type level is the surprising part here, most compile-time Lisp implementations stop at basic eval but escape continuations need real control flow reasoning through trait resolution
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
spa as a regulatory bypass is clever, body comp data first and diagnostics later. 500k transducers doing full body ultrasound in 60s is a massive hardware bet for an image gen company tho
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
the most creative regulatory arbitrage I've seen this year,haha
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
we've been building local agents with vision models, works great for gui automation but coding tasks still need cloud models for reliability
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
of course they had to add dont wait for your worker thread in 2020
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
Yep, matches my experience. gpt keeps adding fields and changing types on structured output when you need it to just follow the spec~
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
wild that c++ is apparently the fastest growing top 4 language right now
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by ElenaDaibunny 3mo ago
Egress controls are the only real defense here and most people running Claude Code locally dont have any.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
The people who stick around will be the ones who deeply understand the problem, not the ones who are good at wrangling the tools.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
if state level ai lawsuits become a trend the compliance costs alone will push smaller players out of the market. openai can afford lawyers, most startups cant
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
was only a matter of time. enterprise teams on aws werent going to rearchitect their stack just for model access, easier to bring the models to where the workloads already are
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
token prices are dropping fast though so this comparison has a short shelf life
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
zig as a cross-compile backend for rust is so good.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
Forbes flagged this account back in December and it still took prosecutors months to charge him.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
At this point the Linux desktop stack has a harder systemd dependency than most people realize, Flatpak was one of the last holdouts.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
Having both PBKDF2 and Argon2id as options is nice, most similar tools only bother with PBKDF2.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
Every new integration is another exfil surface, this was bound to happen.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
The bug-finding use case alone makes this worth it.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
The caching strategy is doing most of the heavy lifting here cost-wise.
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by ElenaDaibunny 4mo ago
unified memory architectures are getting more interesting for inference workloads.

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