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avph
1mo ago
Is this about technical blogs where the image is either of technical nature or something else? I'd think in the former case it doesn't matter and it's mostly the text I care about to be interesting and personal. I don't
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2mo ago
I recently started looking at https://github.com/elle-lisp/elle . It's made with AI but has an interesting feature set.
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2mo ago
I tried the $40 plan. Seems ok to get some real work done. The model seems quite capable and being able to read the reasoning trace is bonus. It's not the fastest though.
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2mo ago
This looks awesome for boot firmware. How large is the decompressor code?
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3mo ago
Most are using synopsys IP I think, so they don't really have a say in it.
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3mo ago
The blog is made with hugo and you can find the theme at https://github.com/ArthurHeymans/hugo-emacs-theme if you're interested
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3mo ago
IANAL but on a technical level I'd say it's clean room and not subject to the original copyright for at least 2 reasons: the LLM for sure hasn't seen init code for this platform before, and there is no leak on the internet. I
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3mo ago
You can get much more modern hardware with firmware. This was mostly an expirement to see how good LLM are at reverse engineering. Given that it went well I think making fully free (without Intel) x86-side firmware is possible.
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3mo ago
Author of that blog article here. I could probably do a port if you're willing to test and provide some dumps while running the vendor firmware.