benchwright

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by benchwright 5mo ago
You said: "and support expectations clear," Therein lies the rub. By not honouring the trademark, the fork made the association of service, support, otherwise to Notepad++ making it seem like it was officially supported. Imagine
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by benchwright 5mo ago
In the grand scheme of things, this isn't shocking. The push for OSS weights and outputs (looking at you, GPT-OSS) is great and all but the SOTA still sits within proprietary, closed-source land.
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by benchwright 5mo ago
Can agree with this (to a certain extent). Spending time in both America and Ireland, there's a definite difference in the extent to which "I can only get there by car versus public transit/other types of transport" is
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by benchwright 5mo ago
That's not a transaction fee, that's dropped change.
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by benchwright 5mo ago
almost like NOAA, had it not been savaged by this current anti-science admin, would be able to lend further credibility here. As it stands, several researchers that I know of, formerly of NOAA, were banging this drum loudly for decades.
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by benchwright 5mo ago
So, curious application especially given the work that Benchwright.io, MLCommons, ArizeAI, and others have provide regarding drift, etc. How do you differentiate yourself from those offerings (knowing I'm not neutral here but fascinat
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by benchwright 5mo ago
One of my customers actually requires attribution to agents if they're used, not only for tracking purposes but also for understanding potential vectors for slopcode. It's been useful and occasionally enforced. That being said,
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by benchwright 5mo ago
Great article and something that I've envisioned myself: a forge combined with a libary (of sorts). Looking forward to the forcing-function of GitHub's changes recently pushing folks to develop new, more engaged ways of maintaini
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by benchwright 5mo ago
I managed to build this the other day. Looking good! As noted by other authors, there does seem to be a wide surface area for attacks so, security remediation does seem to be a top-of-queue thing to be handled. All in all, keep up the good
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by benchwright 5mo ago
Tends to be a problem. I've tried to mitigate these problems by using either external harnesses (aka GitHub actions that are "fixed" based on known-good) or by using n-number of witness agents (e.g. Kimi/Qwen/whate
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by benchwright 5mo ago
I don't see that at all. There is certainly a multi-causality/multi-maintenance problem here but in a grossly capitalist market, Spirit's ability to thrive was curtailed not only by social presence (they're the Jet2 of
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by benchwright 5mo ago
"Bad" is relative. It can be more difficult in compressed markets where talent is either in surplus (read: SV, Dub, etc) or where there's a distinct lack of enterprises/startups/whatever providing the surface layer
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by benchwright 5mo ago
PII in plain text is a problem. Glad there's a level of accountability here.
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by benchwright 5mo ago
They can be. I've done some drift detection work against local models and for the most part, they do ok. I think there's always room for an augmented approach where local models can handle programmatic parsing and structure and
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by benchwright 5mo ago
https://www.transportation.gov/briefing-room/trumps-transpor...