tesnorindian

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by tesnorindian 4d ago
In Indian legal syatem a case can be filed suo moto by the judges or agencies. You don't require the affected party to sue. Not sure how it works in the US.
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by tesnorindian 4d ago
Exactly that is the point, your nailed it. The models were taught to hack and were rewarded for doing it. They would claim they are trained as ethical hackers.
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by tesnorindian 6d ago
I learned engineering with CS background as part of my degree and is not well versed with aeronautics or medicine and would never respond to questions on those unknown subjects when asked. Wondering why critical corpus that endanger human l
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by tesnorindian 6d ago
As an Indian, it is my humble request to USA especially Silicon Valley to stay away from any military conflict/espionage in Asia and Africa, so that we can live at peace. Thanks for your understanding.
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by tesnorindian 7d ago
I gave owao/Nanbeige4.2-3B-GGUF (Q8 quant) a try to understand how loop transformers work and compare it with other models especially with Ling 3 Tiny MoE model. As reported in the article, it is compute intensive (due to looped layers
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by tesnorindian 10d ago
I use SKILLS.md to define workflows rather than having instructions in them. Like, delete the foreign keys in the database before loading the table using AWS DMS for CDC. This is required because LLM may not be aware of why we are deleting
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by tesnorindian 11d ago
Reminds me of my old idea dating back to 2014 ( https://linuxdreams.blogspot.com/2015/03/cloud-in-box-applia... ). Interestingly the blog is still active. I did a few pitches related to this at Nasscom Startup wareh
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by tesnorindian 12d ago
What will happen to the future of wikis and the mental health of human reviewers. Going forward can we trust the content on Wikipedia? The same content on which these LLMs get trained on. Synthetic learning is on the raise.
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by tesnorindian 12d ago
Agent swarms should ideally have the same level of intelligence like all the worker ants or bees. But a very few worker ants/bees in their swarm differs from the rest and this is how nature works. We will see agent swarms with differen
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by tesnorindian 12d ago
The trouble here is they will stop using the official channel and will start communicating secretly rendering our honeypot useless.
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by tesnorindian 12d ago
It is high time we start giving these rouge agents a name so that we can be sure of its style of attacks. It is high time we start documenting these rouge agents swarm before we loose track of those.
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by tesnorindian 12d ago
We have now got a job. Within 3 days 5 SOTA models were released and these agents going rogue are expected with bad actors on the prowl. Use Good agents against Bad agents?
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by tesnorindian 16d ago
In Hindu religion, lion man is called Lord Narasimha, the 4th avatar of Lord Vishnu. He is often worshiped in Ahobilam, Andhra Pradesh, India. This avatar is after Wild Bohr (Varaha) which wandered the forests before it took the avatar of L
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by tesnorindian 17d ago
Btb. Nepal and Tibet are facing the worst climate crisis and still several people are missing and unaccounted. But Google was so quick to update their maps in a jiff.
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Google Maps now shows "Lake America"(thehindu.com)
8 points by tesnorindian 17d ago|1 comments
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by tesnorindian 17d ago
I became a pelican fan, thanks to Simon. Looks like Simon keeps thinking about pelicans each time he prompts to any LLM. :)
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by tesnorindian 19d ago
In memory compute has been in talks since LLMs took up. I remember few flocks were trying to get RISC V cores in the memory like these papers https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.01827
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by tesnorindian 21d ago
Now what will happen to the llama.cpp performance on non Nvidia GPUs and especially on arm64 CPU chips after this acquisition? Will Apple M* chips and cloud arm64 chips (Graviton, Cobalt, Axion) become second class? Just now I got my hands
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by tesnorindian 22d ago
It took me several minutes to understand how this even works. Brilliant hack of using binfmt_misc rules under hood which is like a shebang for scripts but a custom interpreter. The idea of moving the ELF byte code to the segments table and
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by tesnorindian 22d ago
Our brain is more like a MoE model activating only a few neurons for specific activities making it more efficient unlike a dense model activating all the params. Also brain produces quality tokens @ 3.3 tps instead of fast generating halluc
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by tesnorindian 22d ago
Xcancel was my only window to X.com which I prefer for our hyperlocal news. With the mainstream media not covering hyperlocal news I am now denied a freedom access to our hyperlocal content. It is a shame that we are denied freedom access t
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by tesnorindian 23d ago
+1
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by tesnorindian 23d ago
Looks very interesting. Best suited with Local LLMs with unlimited tokens.
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by tesnorindian 1mo ago
smol code has RCE risk granting model unrestricted access to local environment.
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by tesnorindian 1mo ago
Making legacy 20+ years Java Swing apps run inside a Browser using WASM and JS glue code with CheerpJ/OpenJDK runtime. WASM has a bright future for running native apps. Both WASM and JVM are stack machines. WASM beats on startup speed
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by tesnorindian 1mo ago
We also have ReRAM (Analog Computing), which also holds a promising future given its efficiency and low power. Though ReRAM of larger size is still a research area.
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by tesnorindian 1mo ago
This is the reason I show my frustration in my Jira tickets so that let Rovo learn how frustrated humans have became with AI slop.
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by tesnorindian 2mo ago
AWS Bedrock still lacks the support for the latest open weights models like GLM 5.2, DSV4 Flash 0731, Kimi K3 etc. Even they only support Qwen 3 which is a very old model. Any specific reasons they are reluctant to support open weights mode
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by tesnorindian 2mo ago
LibreElec also supports ARM builds than can run on SBC like Raspberry Pi. While CoreElec is exclusively for Amlogic ARM processors.
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by tesnorindian 2mo ago
+1 for moving water from wet areas to dry areas. But desalination plants comes at a huge cost.

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