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Comment #49223622
There are many open source (not just open weight) non-US models - some of the more notable ones: - Soofi S, DE, ~32B - Apertus 1.5, CH, ~32B - EuroLLM-22B, EU, ~22B - LLM-jp-3, JP,…
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Comment #49202807
Isn't this just Substack? I don't think they allow too much styling - body and section fonts, header size, header image and icons, etc. Could be wrong. EDIT: Oh the Jamverse websit…
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Comment #49169918
Do you think "Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancements" is the origin of "ricing" / "riced-out" or a backronym[1]? Honest curiosity about language and language use. In fairness and full…
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Comment #49160387
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Comment #49156122
Rather than make another top-level comment, adding here that Kagi is a better experience for me than Google or DDG. Not perfect, and I wish they would lean even harder into pure se…
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Comment #49067573
Was thrown off at first: your hn discussion link is for 2024, not 2004 (as currently written).
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Comment #49045430
Opus 5 hasn't been available for that long - long enough for benchmarks, but not really use and develop a subjective view on
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Comment #48889762
Thanks - so much easier to understand what Elk is (and why it is) than Ant.
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Comment #48876445
I’m not that deep in the JS ecosystem or runtimes, but I’m a little surprised by some of the claims here about being smaller, having fast starts, sandboxing, performance-competitiv…
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Comment #48865544
Apple has accused OpenAI and two of its employees of stealing top-secret information in a lawsuit filed in a California federal court on Friday, as the relationship between two of …
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Comment #48796073
My independent judgement and experience is along your lines, but I’m trying to also take Anthropic seriously: > “I don’t prompt Claude anymore. I have loops running that prompt Cla…
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Comment #48795032
In general I agree with you, especially about how things should work, and find the current trend of claiming LLM-washing code hugely problematic. I do wonder what the analysis woul…
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Comment #48718590
What about work in units of median annual household disposable income, which are at least somewhat responsive to the distribution of money? What % do you think a reasonable voter s…
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Comment #48717835
For most people, the concern is the money, not the voting. People don't want wealthy people reshaping politics to fit their interests through their wealth. They can vote for whomev…
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Comment #48474342
I agree with your common sense take of how it should play out, but Google has and will argue Section 230 protection for AI overviews, eg in Wolf River Electric v Google. https://ww…
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Comment #48267649
Attacking the cult of progress is a major through-line: > 12: Today, the human desire for fullness of life is at risk of being misled by deceitful goals, such as the prospect of a …
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Comment #47948645
I have a lot of sympathy and affection for this project. When I started working in the US Congress in 2009, I was shocked there wasn't a more concerted effort to put US code in som…
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Comment #47946231
Thanks - appreciate it!
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Comment #47945553
Maybe something fossil-adjacent: - amber.dev - quarry.sh You’ll probably need to play with gTLDs to find something that works. Can also echo “scm” from fossil’s domain: - amberscm.…
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Comment #47846385
Tangent - does anyone immediately recognise how this was typeset? I’m guessing it’s some kind of pandoc output? I read the original chapters online but appreciate this format.
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Comment #47322914
Wild! Fun to see 9p filesystem protocol continue to have a life in this form.