HanClinto

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by HanClinto 6d ago
No. It's not limited to 3rd-party guardrails. Given how restrictive the native public-facing OpenAI guardrails are, this feature wouldn't be worth very much if it just slacked back off to the level of "regular" filter pa
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by HanClinto 6d ago
Yes, this is well-documented and publicly advertised. In Azure Foundry, the feature to modify (or completely remove) safety guardrails and content filtering is called "Limited Access" [0], and one must submit a form to request per
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by HanClinto 21d ago
The upcoming RTX Spark [0] is aiming to fill that space -- consumer GPUs with tons of memory. [0] - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/rtx-spark/
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by HanClinto 23d ago
Very impressed with the Watch Dogs series of games for this purpose. We recently used Watch Dogs Legion to prep for a trip to London to get more familiar with the city. Set the game on peaceful mode and just walked around and did virtual si
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by HanClinto 27d ago
Maybe "Claude" is the new "Xerox", but for coding agents instead of copiers?
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by HanClinto 1mo ago
And yours got the chain!
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by HanClinto 1mo ago
Likewise -- also had zero issues going over this with Sol. Seemed to give solid advice for how to test it -- use an expendable bare-metal AMD family 16h test system w/ usual standard checks that apply. > Run `platform_check` first a
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by HanClinto 1mo ago
This brings up an interesting topic of atypical compounds that can visibly affect skin coloring -- whether temporary or more long-lived (such as elevated methemoglobin levels in the Blue Fugates of Kentucky). It's fascinating to learn
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by HanClinto 2mo ago
Well once I've got an outdoor-capable robot that can drive around the acreage and generally find its way around, the first step would just be inventorying the property and doing things like surveys of plant or animal species (birdsong
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by HanClinto 2mo ago
In case anyone else is interested in following along with what I've discovered so far, I went on the Mistral Discord and asked their Miscord bot. Here is what it answered me: Hey there, fellow robot enthusiast! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ:･ﾟ So, you’re it
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by HanClinto 2mo ago
What is the realistic path to getting to play with this? I would love to hook this up to OpenClaw for hobbyist exploration. My dream has been to embody OpenClaw into a farm robot (been looking at adapting one of those RC lawnmowers that is
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by HanClinto 2mo ago
This is pretty hilarious. :D Feels like a combination of Untitled Goose Game and Goat Simulator. Vibe-coded? It's pretty impressive.
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by HanClinto 3mo ago
"If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe"
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by HanClinto 3mo ago
Paper plates of software development.
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
Some of the coding-specific fine-tunes were really impressive boosts. Qwen2.5-3B-Instruct is also available [0] -- if it's not too much to ask, I'd be curious how more general models stack up in your benchmark? [0] - https:/
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
Setting up good book publishing pipelines with version control + CI/CD might sounds simple, but I don't think it's trivial. One of the best examples of this that I've ever seen is The Sourdough Framework [0] -- really im
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
If the phone had broken comms, how did you get the code onto the phone to run?
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
This is very cool! If you're looking for a good test suite, I wonder if you might be able to adapt any of the tests available in XMage? They have a pretty extensive test suite (such as for copy effects [0]) and if you point your agent
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
Oh cool! I've been doing similar experiments lately (using ViT's) to do card recognition, and so far it's been working really well for me. If you want to compare notes, I've open-sourced my code / weights [0] and wr
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
Thank you! If you want to test out my tool, here's a link to the web version that is built for scanning in lists of cards: https://hanclinto.github.io/CollectorVision/ It's still super rough (doesn't sup
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
Thank you -- I appreciate that. :)
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
> it seems i either take them to a shop and get lowballed, or spend hours meticulously researching each card and then figuring out how to sell it for what it’s worth. Well if you want to use the scanner for something useful, you can run
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by HanClinto 4mo ago
I resonate with this blog post a lot. I think there is something to be said for monetizing ones' hobbies, but I've recently been taking some forays into this world of "build something amazing and give it away for free" a
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by HanClinto 5mo ago
It's not just about web search though -- there's another element too. I go to Grok to find things I have failed to find with web search. I agree with GP -- if I want sourced commentary on current events, Grok is my go-to above the
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by HanClinto 5mo ago
This is seriously impressive!! What are you planning on doing with this? Where should I follow along?
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by HanClinto 5mo ago
This sounds delightful and wholesome. :D I think it's easy to lose sight of these pockets of mundane goodness, and I appreciate you highlighting them.
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by HanClinto 5mo ago
Bad URL, but this YouTube clip works for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5usXhX0zaO4
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Harrier – Microsoft Open-Sources Industry-Leading Embedding Model(blogs.bing.com)
5 points by HanClinto 5mo ago|1 comments
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by HanClinto 5mo ago
Microsoft releases a new open-weight model that tops the MTEB leaderboard for the largest model (27b), but also includes smaller models that are top of their respect "weight" classes (hah!) -- 0.6b (embedding size 1024) and 270m (
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by HanClinto 6mo ago
Relevant XKCD "what if?" [0] is relevant. [0] - https://what-if.xkcd.com/32/

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