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clayhacks
8d ago
Part of this upgrade was improving the database, with the end goal of supporting other database engines like Postgres and MySQL. Unclear exact timeline of proper support but it’s on the way https://features.jellyfin.org/post
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clayhacks
27d ago
Red teaming is good hackers within an organisation intentionally having the org itself to find vulnerabilities. Also a known way to convince a model to do offensive cyber work
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29d ago
I mean I think the only chance you lose this is if curl and bash are obsoleted and replaced by one world order get and execute
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clayhacks
1mo ago
Wait like you never wash them and just buy new shirts every 2 weeks?
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clayhacks
1mo ago
Do you think that’s like a fundamental limit or something that will improve with time and new algorithms?
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1mo ago
Why wasn’t this run against ARC-AGI-3? Or did it fail to solve anything?
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2mo ago
How much water are you drinking the rest of the day? Creatine in theory makes you more thirsty such that you should be drinking more water throughout the day
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2mo ago
There’s some alternatives. I like JellyTV, pretty smooth UI. Streamyfin has a beta for the TV as well, and continues to improve. But yeah definitely some of the tougher part of the ecosystem
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2mo ago
I made a little python wrapper around it to serve an HTTP endpoint that’s OpenAI/elevenlabs compatible https://github.com/clayrosenthal/bootlegger
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2mo ago
The article doesn’t mention it, but related is the global share of the US dollar as the reserve currency has been on a steady decline. Between that and the new payment structures discussed in this article we are rapidly approaching an era w
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3mo ago
No? It says “pilots the controller” which is fairly vague of the cause and effects going on. I think a real human would clarify the controller motors being used to physically move the controller.
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3mo ago
Getting to a cheap household helper robot requires building the expensive one. I don’t think Boston dynamics believes any reasonable consumer would buy their atlas robot, but by building it and scaling its production in industrial use cases
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4mo ago
I’m a big fan of this notion. My hot water dispenser has a magnetic power dongle kinda like macbooks MagSafe, but bulkier [0]. Ideally something like that would be more standardized across appliances the way some of the other three prong po
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5mo ago
Just use litellm or any-llm if you want to convert to OpenAI format. They did used to have bespoke per model interfaces that were way worse
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5mo ago
Yeah trainium and inferentia. They’re just not nearly as well supported on the software level. Google has already made sure this new generation will be supported by vllm, sglang, etc. Amazons chips barely support those and only multiple ver
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5mo ago
Yeah the spy network is just all these people living in a 7 mile radius of each other (San Francisco) and have lots of overlap in social circles
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5mo ago
Yeah, I’ve been beta testing the Streamyfin tvOS app. it’s now about on par with the official tvOS client, but feels like it’s making more progress regularly
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5mo ago
There definitely is a cap. I believe once you make more than $176k you stop being taxed for that
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5mo ago
Someone needs to make a market on whether or not this is profitable
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5mo ago
I wanna do this but with a locally running LLM. They’re getting better and better. Can’t wait for something like Taalas to ship custom LLM hardware for personal use
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6mo ago
Ok maybe I’m too young, but what is BeOS? Everyone here is linking other alternatives, but no one’s linked to the original BeOS. Or is it gone now?
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6mo ago
Yeah it’s gonna make the bar for good enough here super easy to meet and people will have less reasons to look around outside
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6mo ago
Yeah, if you had any faith in these private companies to not bend over backwards for the feds, I have a bridge in San Francisco to sell you
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6mo ago
No concrete pricing anchors makes this basically useless. Give some estimates for various team sizes even if it’s not exactly what you will charge
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6mo ago
Yeah I think there’s plenty of room for more bolted arm robots, it’s just similar to the humanoids they need better AI. There’s also room for more optimisation on the entire system design around more specialized robots. I think some industr
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7mo ago
I’d definitely feel much better if most cameras in the world were replaced by LIDAR. I feel like it would be much tougher to have a flawless facial recognition program with LIDAR alone
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7mo ago
No the consumers paid the price of the tariffs. These refunds are going to businesses who just passed the price along
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8mo ago
It’s not super well fleshed out by Tailscale but they have a guide. https://tailscale.com/kb/1118/custom-derp-servers My last company ran our own DERP servers to have more consistent endpoints we controlled
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8mo ago
I assume this allows them to sue for different amounts. And not discourage too many people from using it.
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8mo ago
Not that I’ve found. Seems pretty reasonable trade off to me if it notified both parties rather than just the person with the tag
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