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bicepjai
10d ago
Is the author being Symbolic :)
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bicepjai
10d ago
Thanks for helping me discover subreddit mapporn :) https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/1IhrEkVXn7
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12d ago
Moved from LastPass because of sketchy behaviour, now we have to do this again. What happens to ethics in our society :) I love 1Password, how we can share password with link, they have it on all os and browsers; works well with Fastmail a
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12d ago
Ethics are easy to hold until they cost you something : the real test of principle is whether you’re willing to endure the hassle of moving all your passwords to another service. So what are other good options to move ? Keep in mind 1Passwo
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16d ago
Using an LLM as the language to express human thought isn’t slop — provided the human reviewed it. Skip review/edits and you’re just publishing raw model output, which reads like slop regardless of whatever insight might be hiding in i
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16d ago
Is it like iroh ?
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19d ago
> For me, a HUGE benefit to running local models is that my data stays mine, on my computers only. This is a huge motivation for me to build one myself
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19d ago
Great tool. Thanks. I am working on something similar.
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20d ago
If harming kids does not move the justice system to set precedence, I don’t understand what else will. Meta settled without admitting wrongdoing, so basically the next company facing the same claims has nothing binding it other than I have
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20d ago
Is it time we have torrented version of models available for download ?
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21d ago
So it’s okay to hack Hugging Face as long as we say we tried our best, and look at my agent, it’s smart enough to do what we asked for.
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21d ago
There is a finite amount of time left for these companies to become next Facebook/Google, hoarding our interaction and privacy will be a point of contention pretty soon. At that moment, Qwen will be the knight in shining armor.
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22d ago
We should remember the fact that LLMs had emergence doing one mundane thing. Now think what we would have if we do our mundane thing of learning something for the sake of just learning… Emergence.
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23d ago
Yes, it’s written like a crazy LLM, and no matter what rules and where you put it, it does not follow. It comes with advantages and disadvantages. I like brainstorming with Claude than Codex/Qwen/Deepseek or others; its gregarious
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29d ago
What does that even mean :)
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29d ago
Thanks for good vibes. This is awesome
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29d ago
I had the opposite experience. Claude models and its harness feel like they are set to eat tokens for everything, especially if it’s ultracode effort. I have seen it spawn 6 agents and eat my 4-hour quota right in front of me. Codex is on
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29d ago
Hahaha, so true. this is going to be such a pain. Allocate time and context for fight with git :)
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29d ago
What is it with Meta and destroying society in general? Zuck buys all the buildings in the block to have his privacy, but now wants to patent everyone else’s privacy who happens to be in the vicinity of his product. Researchers already foun
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29d ago
Hahaha, I have heard that argument. I generally love different programming languages. If you have written code a lot in C/C++ and have battle scars with security and null pointer handling, then Rust is definitely a breath of fresh air.
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1mo ago
Hahaha, heavily down voted. Thanks I made a human written statement about this terse shit-post in another post :) Basically the argument is if human thought was transformed using an llm into a terse argument, don’t nit pick it, debate the
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1mo ago
Totally agree with the core argument. I understand there must be some etiquette in the space of llm-writing where writers must respect the readers enough to edit and review. Also, pages and pages of LLM content is not something anyone shou
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1mo ago
I write all my code in Rust because I am a Rustacean. In many of my custom LLM inference engine projects, the biggest fight has always been bindings. I don’t want to maintain and write bindings; also, if I use an existing project that provi
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1mo ago
Personal opinion: We are at a point where we cannot dismiss an argument because it was written using LLM and the longer message contains tropes. Observations of LLM-written content and communicating it is fine, but dismissing the argument s
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1mo ago
Love the concept, please spend sometime with UI, gives a sense that the reported numbers are not serious.
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1mo ago
I don’t agree with the leadership argument; it’s definitely management. But one of the most important aspects of leadership is communication.
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1mo ago
One click agent run on browser, What can go wrong :)
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1mo ago
Yes, I am tired of Claude and GPTs. I am ready to diversify my $300 per month on other vendors. Will try GLM. How was your rate limits and availability experience on $80 dollar plan?
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1mo ago
Great work. Love the idea. I have been thinking along the same way, but for training. For inference, the waiting time might be turn off for users
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1mo ago
OpenSerious about these OpenStuff claiming to be Open but they are openly not. Looking at you OpenAI
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