rlupi

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by rlupi 1mo ago
Is the dataset open source? It would be cool to feed the card to MiniMax H3 ( https://www.minimax.io/blog/minimax-h3 ) to get an Harry Potter style moving picture for each card.
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by rlupi 1mo ago
I think it's more likely to be the effect of synchronization of launches, and the fact that models that do not challenge SOTA in some way do not get launched (think Gemini Pro delays), launched quietly or do not get any attention.
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by rlupi 2mo ago
It's nice to see partnerships between European startups.
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by rlupi 5mo ago
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
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by rlupi 7mo ago
I have an M3 Ultra 96 GB, it works reasonably well with something like qwen/qwen3-vl-30b (fast) or openai/gpt-oss-120b (slow-ish) or openai/gpt-oss-20b (fast, largest context). I keep the latter loaded, and have a cronjob tha
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by rlupi 8mo ago
What a misnomer! This doesn't help becoming sovereign, just vassals. AWS European Vassal Cloud. The moment USA decides to mandate no more software updates or security maintenance, it won't stand on its own for much longer.
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by rlupi 9mo ago
Copyright <YEAR> <COPYRIGHT HOLDER> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction,
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by rlupi 9mo ago
Learn something else. Try Rust or Go. E.g. Write a semi-naive datalog interpreter that uses sqlite as a backend (sql and datalog are computationally equivalent), make it available to Python and Typescript. (I am actually bored too, I might
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by rlupi 9mo ago
Have you tried Jax or Taichi? https://www.taichi-lang.org/ For Monte Carlo simulations, Pyro and tensorflow_probability have also nice abstractions.
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by rlupi 9mo ago
Rigidity in inputs lock down your system's evolution. The whole system need to evolve in lockstep if you need to change what the systems processes. In practice, you either end up with an enlarging monolith or introducing state evolutio
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by rlupi 9mo ago
> Not only would I like to see "skills" but also "processes" where you create a well defined order that tasks are accomplished in sequence. Repeatable templates. This would essentially include variables in the templat
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by rlupi 9mo ago
You're asking for a database app. What prevents you from building one?
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by rlupi 9mo ago
I actively avoid anything that is gamified or uses engagement tricks. I don't mind paying a subscription, if the app provides ongoing updates or new content that I value, or I understand why it has running costs. I would prefer if the
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by rlupi 9mo ago
I built an agent that has access to my diary, it has the ability to build hierarchical summaries of my diary, which help to compress context, I gave it tools to read pages, search using full text indexes and RAG (the former worked better, b
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by rlupi 10mo ago
Do not forget that we're talking about supercomputers. Their interconnect makes machines not easily fungible, so even a low reduction in availability can have dramatic effects. Also, after the end of the product life, replacement parts
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by rlupi 10mo ago
The funny thing is that Proton is considering moving our of Switzerland, because of the new proposed surveillance laws... https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/ai-governance/proton-does-not-t...
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by rlupi 10mo ago
A CloudFlare tunnel? https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/networks/co... Although, you may also go with a 5$ virtual host (e.g. Linode Nanode 1 GB) and wireguard to build your own tunnel (or just the 5
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by rlupi 10mo ago
I doubt. Without the Google's money that PageRank created, others wouldn't have assembled the mix of compute, information, and brains that made the invention of transformers possible. You need the vast amount of compute to acceler
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by rlupi 10mo ago
Hyperscalers and similar clients don't use DGX, but their own designs that integrate better with their custom designed datacenters https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/products/mgx/
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by rlupi 1y ago
ASML is geopolitically relevant. If they want to offer dependable LLM-based solutions (even side products, like agents that help with their products) to their customers, they have to pick what partners to base their offering on. Choosing so
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by rlupi 1y ago
> How did Jeff even get to know about this post? Unless the author sent it over to him? Google search alerts are a thing ( https://www.google.com/alerts ). I'd expect a public figure, however niche their following is,
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by rlupi 1y ago
His track record on predictions makes me a lot more confident and very cozy in my software engineering job. (Where's that autonomously driving Tesla, Elon?)
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by rlupi 1y ago
It would be nice to have the ability to define custom categories. One option would be to let users drop custom folder in settings. These folders could have representative files in them (maybe with a custom Finder tag to identify them), then
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by rlupi 1y ago
> It would take talent for them to mess up hosting businesses who want to use their TPUs on GCP. > But then again even there, their reputation for abandoning products What are the chances of abandoning TPU-related projects where the c
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by rlupi 1y ago
The most radical act of resistance in the age of surveillance is to stop watching yourself. The most powerful form of sovereignty is to not be monitored — not even by yourself. I suggest you ask yourself questions like: - What would my idea
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by rlupi 1y ago
I built something similar for myself. I considered building an app, but I wonder how people will trust it. The target audience is the ones who are most likely to mistrust a third party. I wonder what you use for evals and testing. I have fo
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by rlupi 1y ago
Do we really need notifications to tell us that our heart is pounding harder? I am seriously fed up with my phone bugging me to tell me what I already know because I sense it. The better use for this technology is if we could get trends and
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by rlupi 1y ago
That's an interesting question. I don't know the answer. It reminds me of a video by Yuval Noah Harari https://youtu.be/1rtS2OEV6bM?si=WNuCtsr92O-06jyQ where he argues that, from an ethical and political point of
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by rlupi 1y ago
I am generally very AI-positive. I would accept such a product, if the second best alternative is close enough that I can substitute it in case of emergency. The question I was replying to is very specific: "Imagine an AI agent that’s
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by rlupi 1y ago
Single point of failure, single vendor. All the CEOs are dreaming of getting rid of workers, but I wonder how many of them think clearly about what they are getting. Depending on a single, or few vendors for full-AI employees is the concret

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