miloignis

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by miloignis 22d ago
There's a bit difference between breaking a scraper and sending Cease and Desist letters. Also, blocking scraping is very rich (and expectedly hypocritical) for an AI company, which SpaceX is now.
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by miloignis 23d ago
Allowing heavily AI projects, from a glance.
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by miloignis 2mo ago
You say that, and yet 3.5 Flash-Lite produced an SVG without a pelican .
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by miloignis 2mo ago
That's his point - he's demonstrating a proposed standard that would make storing passkeys server-side almost as easy as passwords.
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by miloignis 2mo ago
Neat, thanks for the writeup! I think a single creator-admin for small groups is a nice, simple, and practical design point. I did want to point out that Matrix does do distributed eventually-consistent authorization, which is their key inv
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by miloignis 2mo ago
Lobste.rs is very much still active, more than ever I think. They have a `vibecoding` tag that you can remove from your page, if you'd like.
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by miloignis 3mo ago
This has been discussed before, and I believe the general consensus is that djb's objections don't make sense. The Key Material blog addresses this in a very good larger ML-KEM mythbusting post: https://keymaterial.net&
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by miloignis 3mo ago
I recently bought an X4, put crosspoint on it, and have been loving it. I've been reading so much more than before, just because it's always available on the back of my phone.
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by miloignis 3mo ago
What do you mean? The HF checkpoint is linked from the blog post you sent: https://huggingface.co/XiaomiMiMo/MiMo-V2.5-Pro-FP4-DFlash
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by miloignis 4mo ago
The article is talking about "Kernel" as in a low level piece of code to compute math, in this case extended attention for running LLMs on a GPU or accelerator, not as in the Linux Kernel.
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by miloignis 5mo ago
Matthew Green talks about this in his blog on the subject: https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2026/03/02/anonymou... The two methods that seem feasible are making it hard to copy (putting it in the secu
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by miloignis 5mo ago
As I posted at top level, they've already backed off, but even the linked version had a carve out for video games: (B) Does not include: ... (ii) A bot that is a feature of a video game and is limited to replies related to th
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by miloignis 5mo ago
As some of the reddit comments point out, they've already backed off: https://www.wjhl.com/news/tennessee-backs-off-sweeping-artif...
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by miloignis 5mo ago
Arguably, that's wrong - not because it's unsafe, but because it's not the best temperature for any part of the chicken I know of. I'm a big J. Kenji López-Alt and Serious Eats fan, and 165 is too hot for good chicken
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by miloignis 6mo ago
The rest of the article shows exactly how a CRDT is a sound base for a version control system, with "conflicts" and all.
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by miloignis 6mo ago
I really think something like Xet is a better idea to augment Git than LFS, though it seems to pretty much only be used by HuggingFace for ML model storage, and I think their git plugin was deprecated? Too bad if it ends up only serving the
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by miloignis 6mo ago
Of course, the rule of 3 is saying that you often _can't tell_ what the shared concept between different instances is until you have at least 3 examples. It's not about copying identical code twice, it's about refactoring s
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by miloignis 6mo ago
This is wonderful news, and my sincere thanks to the author. I remember coming upon this algorithm several years ago, and thinking it was extremely elegant and very appealing, but being disappointed by the patent status making it unusable f
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by miloignis 6mo ago
(Xpost from my lobsters comment since the Author's active over here): I really disagree with this article - despite protestation, I feel like their issue is with Yjs, not CRDTs in general. Namely, their proposed solution: 1. For
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by miloignis 7mo ago
No, the devices GrapheneOS supports won't be out until 2027 (and may only be the flagship models?)
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by miloignis 7mo ago
I'm big into DnD podcasts, so Dragon Friends (Australian comedians doing DnD), The Adventure Zone (McElroy boys & dad doing DnD), Not Another DnD Podcast, etc. Matt Levine's Money Stuff has a podcast with his friend and report
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by miloignis 7mo ago
For sure, getting rid of money would help if we had an alternative. I am actually pitching an alternative though that doesn't seem that out there to me. I'm honestly surprised it isn't already an option in mainstream messen
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by miloignis 7mo ago
Ah, I should have elaborated a bit more - the strict solution is out-of-band only, namely in person or allowing contacts-of-contacts to reach out. I think practically you'd want to be able to create time-limited, otherwise uncorrelated
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by miloignis 7mo ago
I have a radical solution - it should not be possible to contact someone unsolicited. All phone calls, SMS, emails, and instant messages should be blocked unless the other party is in my contacts or I have reached out to them first (plus op
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by miloignis 7mo ago
I believe that the rename to OpenClaw happened after the cutoff date for pretty much all model's training data, so unless you say something that causes them to look it up they'll get it wrong and assume it's about the old PC
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by miloignis 8mo ago
With Kagi being $55-$110 a year and Google making >$200 a year per US user, it's arguably a discount.
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by miloignis 8mo ago
I'm also a big GrapheneOS user, but I'm lucky enough that my banking and authentication apps run fine on GrapheneOS, so no need for a second phone. If they stopped, I think I would seriously consider swapping banks and whatever el
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by miloignis 9mo ago
I appreciate you giving it a shot, then! Our experiences are pretty different; I've almost always found solid working apps from F-Droid, and my main messenger, web browser, podcast app, ebook reader, RSS reader, calendar, tower defense
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by miloignis 9mo ago
Have you browsed F-Droid?
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by miloignis 9mo ago
Ah, thank you for pointing that out! I was wondering what it was.

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