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Why You Should Care About the HF-OAI Incident(sabaimran.com)
2 points by sabaimran 18d ago|0 comments
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by sabaimran 8mo ago
The death of privacy is definitely a more fundamental issue here, outside of politics. In an ideal world, private citizens, even if they have notorious views, have a right to privacy.
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Distributed Denial of Secrets(ddosecrets.com)
78 points by sabaimran 8mo ago|34 comments
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Blink Twice: Measuring Strategic Deception Amongst LLMs(coup.khoj.dev)
2 points by sabaimran 1y ago|0 comments
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by sabaimran 1y ago
I don't personally think there's that much value to this argument. Compare, for instance the consumption of 1 hour of tv vs. 1 hour of GPT usage: A single AI chat message can consume 0.34 watt-hours of energy (1). So, let's s
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by sabaimran 1y ago
Related, link to the GH repo: https://github.com/openai/harmony
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by sabaimran 1y ago
Super excited to see these released! Major points of interest for me: - In the "Main capabilities evaluations" section, the 120b outperform o3-mini and approaches o4 on most evals. 20b model is also decent, passing o3-mini on one
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by sabaimran 1y ago
Do subagents run in parallel?
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by sabaimran 1y ago
> The central finding is that a 15% increase in solar generation across the U.S. is associated with an annual reduction of 8.54 million metric tons (MMT) of CO2, a significant step toward national climate goals. Whoa, that's really
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by sabaimran 1y ago
> Despite being sparse, NSA surpasses Full Attention baseline on average across general benchmarks, long-context tasks, and reasoning evaluation. Isn't it very notable that the latency improvement didn't have a performance loss
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by sabaimran 1y ago
In things that I am comparatively good at (e.g., coding), I can see that it helps 'raise the ceiling' as a result of allowing me to complete more of the low level tasks more effectively. But it is true as well that it hasn't
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by sabaimran 1y ago
This is interesting, but I wonder how reliable this type of monitoring is really going to be in the long run. There are fairly strong indications that CoT adherence can be trained out of models, and there's already research showing tha
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Show HN: OpenPaper – Understand Papers Using AI (Open-Source)(openpaper.ai)
3 points by sabaimran 1y ago|0 comments
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by sabaimran 1y ago
We need to distinctly think about what tasks are actually suitable for LLMs. Used poorly, they'll gut our abilities to think thoughtfully. The push, IMO, should be for using them for verification and clarification, but not for replacem
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by sabaimran 1y ago
Semantic Reader looks really cool! Just gave it a spin. Unless I'm mistaken, it seems like their AI assistive features are more designed for efficient skimming and inline-citation lookup in the PDF, rather than open-ended question&#x2F
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by sabaimran 1y ago
Ah, good question! I'd say not quite. Managing a knowledge bank of your papers is a core feature, but I don't think I'd want to get _as_ extensive as Zotero (being your entire knowledge storage space/citations generation
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Show HN: Annotated Paper – Easily read, annotate, and understand research papers(annotatedpaper.khoj.dev)
3 points by sabaimran 1y ago|4 comments
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by sabaimran 1y ago
This is pretty neat. How did you create the graphics for the poses?
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Critical Vulnerability: US Constitution v1.0(upbeatmoon.com)
20 points by sabaimran 1y ago|3 comments
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by sabaimran 1y ago
Likewise, blank page. Mobile Firefox + ad blocker.
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by sabaimran 2y ago
Yes! We can definitely help with this. Khoj lets you chat with your documents, indexing your private knowledge base for local RAG with any open source (or foundation) model. You can make it as 'fancy' as you want, and use speech-t
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by sabaimran 2y ago
My absolute favorite for hand-drawn-esque elements is Excalidraw ( https://excalidraw.com/ ). Immediately became enamored by the UX and the ability to get done what I was looking for - architecture diagrams and low fidelity m
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by sabaimran 2y ago
Hi! Founder of Khoj, happy to add more context. Khoj will allow you to plug in your Obsidian vault or any plaintext files on your machine or Notion workspace. After you share the relevant data, it creates embeddings and uses it for RAG, so
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by sabaimran 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Much appreciated. I responded in the issue, but I'll paste here as well for those also curious: Khoj does not collect any search or chat queries. As mentioned in the docs, you can see our telemetry server[1]. I
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by sabaimran 3y ago
Darn, I've seen this error a couple of times. Can you drop a couple of details in this Github issue? https://github.com/khoj-ai/khoj/issues/391 I'm particularly interested in your OS/build envi
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by sabaimran 3y ago
We're planning to work on this!
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by sabaimran 3y ago
Likewise! That was one of the impulses behind working on Khoj -- we have all this data about places we go to, things we do, websites we traffic, but such poor tooling into how to actually retrieve that information right now. For example, if
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by sabaimran 3y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! We use it for understanding usage -- like determining whether people are using markdown or org or more. Everything is collected entirely anonymized, and no identifiable information is ever sent to the telemetry
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by sabaimran 3y ago
FWIW I've also had browser RAM consumption issues in life, but it's been mitigated by extensions like OneTab: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/onetab/chphlpgkkbo... For now, local LLMs take
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by sabaimran 3y ago
Yeah, the gpt4all project is super neat. If folks are inclined enough, it should be fairly straightforward for you to clone the Khoj project and swap out the model used. You'd have to update the model type in a few places, but should b

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