eudoxus

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by eudoxus 6mo ago
OSD !== Open Source. All OSD is Open Source, not all Open Source is OSD. You are free to disagree, but the OSI has chosen (more accurately forced to choose) very explicitly to only define and trademark OSD. There's really not much more
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by eudoxus 6mo ago
This is a really poor take, to try and put a firewall between mathematics and language, implying something that only has conceptual understanding root in language is incapable of reasoning in mathematical terms. You're also correlating
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by eudoxus 8mo ago
I think some of the distinction here is that the more recent "bare LLMs" have been more purpose built, augmented with "agent" specific RL, and in general more fine tuned for the requirements of "agents". Things
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by eudoxus 9mo ago
> You mean you told Claude a bunch of details and it built it for you? > Nowhere have I claimed that they didn't put work into this. There's some mental gymnastics. > please counter the opinion that I gave The reply your
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by eudoxus 9mo ago
I think they may be jumping on the "shit on AI assisted project" bandwagon. I am by no means reaching for ai tools at every turn, but to suggest its plagiarized is laughable. Don't worry about these trolls.
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by eudoxus 9mo ago
Thats a fair (no pun) question! The reason "source available" exists is to starkly seperate it from "open source", yet to your point, they certainly can be both. However it is reductive/pointless to say my code is
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by eudoxus 9mo ago
All code is shared "under someones own copyright and terms". Whether you use pre-existing words or not doesn't define if its open-source or source-available. I can write a license right now that I maintain the copyright, and
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by eudoxus 9mo ago
I'm going to respond here assuming you are being genuine and not facetious or sarcastic (even though I am hoping you were). "Source available" doesn't in any way mean "you can sue anyone that uses your code for any
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by eudoxus 10mo ago
Source ( https://source.network )| USA/Canada/EU: REMOTE | Full-Time | https://source.network/careers At Source, we aim to revolutionize developer data management for the open web. Our mission is to simp
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by eudoxus 11mo ago
Source ( https://source.network )| USA/Canada/EU: REMOTE | Full-Time | https://source.network/careers At Source, we aim to revolutionize developer data management for the open web. Our mission is to simp
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by eudoxus 11mo ago
Would love to hear how this compares to another popular go based full text search engine (with a not too dissimilar name) https://github.com/blevesearch/bleve ?
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by eudoxus 1y ago
Source ( https://source.network )| USA/Canada: REMOTE | Full-Time | https://source.network/careers At Source, we aim to revolutionize developer data management for the open web. Our mission is to simplify dat
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by eudoxus 1y ago
Source ( https://source.network )| USA/Canada: REMOTE | Full-Time | https://careers.source.network At Source, we aim to revolutionize developer data management for the open web. Our mission is to simplify data han
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by eudoxus 1y ago
Can you describe the connection between the "VM" and the "MPC" implementation. The project is described as a VM for Multiparty computation, but (currently) doesn't do MPC? Implying its currently just a certain kind
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by eudoxus 2y ago
hard no on the unnecessary login, apologies, looks at least surface level interesting
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by eudoxus 2y ago
Aside from the MongoDB of it all, wheres the issue with adding "AI" here? As I understand it this is just vector types, similarity searches, embedding indexes, and RAG capabilities. All of which are just data storage/retrieva
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by eudoxus 2y ago
> although they are treated as radioactive by most companies Isn't this reason enough to not consider it an option?
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by eudoxus 3y ago
> To be fair I haven't kept up-to-date with blockchains, but I find it hard to believe that any existing blockchain could solve this. Transparency logs can. Any insight as to why you think blockchains can't handle this? The o
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by eudoxus 3y ago
Have you checked out Anytype[0]. Was recently posted/discussed here on HN a few days ago[1]. No affiliation, just interesting project that aligns with your description. [0]: https://anytype.io/ [1]: https://n
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by eudoxus 3y ago
It is accurate, this is how BUSL works :). Its irrevocable, the licensed code MUST convert to a license that is compatible with the GPL within a maximum of 4 years. It can be any license, so long as its compatible, and it can of course be s
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by eudoxus 3y ago
Sorry but this is not the definition of "open source", I would argue there is only a conceptual and cultural definition of "open source". What you are linking to is The Open Source Initiative (OSI) Foundation's de
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by eudoxus 3y ago
This is a somewhat pedantic and useless comment. Of course definitions can change, but the notion of "open source" hasn't changed in any significant and notable fashion since it was first coined in the late 90s. Feel free to
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by eudoxus 3y ago
> Finally, OSI doesn’t define the term. They just certify licenses that adhere to open source principles and ideas. The community defines the term. Everyone is free to make up new licenses. OSI just helps the community filter out noise b
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by eudoxus 3y ago
But "Open Source" both as a term and idea pre-dates the OSI's formation. The general definition of "Open Source" shouldn't be universally defined by a single body. The OSI has done a great job at introducing a
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by eudoxus 3y ago
Love to see what this looks like if its available to look at somewhere (Github?). Sounds super interesting, even as a toy project
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by eudoxus 3y ago
Probably want to check out https://www.kapa.ai/ , no affiliation, just a fan.
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by eudoxus 4y ago
To be pedantic, both git logs and blockchains are actually Merkle DAGs or Hash Graphs, whichever you prefer. All Merkle Trees are Merkle DAGs but not all Merkle DAGs are Merkle Trees.
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by eudoxus 4y ago
You clearly missed that all web versions actually have to follow the Fibonacci sequence. And I've already called dibs on Web8
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by eudoxus 4y ago
> I don't see any goalpost moving. PoW is not blockchain. Blockchains are exactly 3 things - A ledger of "things" - Consensus to agree on "things" - A state machine that that transitions based on "things&quo
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by eudoxus 4y ago
I do find at least amusing to point out you started this thread with a comment that adamantly stated that "There's nothing unique or special about it [blockchains]" Only to immediately follow it up by conceding your main po

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