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ece

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About ece

Living somewhere between eecs and cecs.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49223441

    Those scrapers can be blocked. Some scrapers won't ignore the responses, and maybe it'll lead to a meaningful reduction in scraping traffic.

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    Comment #49222906

    Every website that wants to, can just charge for dumps. Anubis or even Cloudflare can handle the rest I think.

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    Comment #49188780

    This would be interesting on a Spark or two. I don't know how seamless the GPU and networking cluster setup would be when resource sharing between agent and post-training VMs.

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    Comment #49091317

    What these people want is same thing people in every other field want too, which is being able to use AI as a tool and nothing more. Off course, some of the people that signed this…

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    Comment #49080463

    "It is difficult to get a man to understand something..."

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    Comment #49053584

    Yeah, this does seem like a needless omission. Cardboard cases work sometimes. Plastic cases aren't too hard to find, but they do require modifications.

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    Comment #49043738

    Controlling how to train, not over fitting, making sure training data is good, and being able to do distributed training are all reasons why open weight isn't like open source. You…

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    Comment #49043671

    Pinecube from pine64. https://pine64.org/devices/pinecube/

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    Comment #48994564

    https://archive.md/voqjr

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    Comment #48994209

    Start your own openrouter.

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    Comment #48994050

    Just switched to AI Plus from Pro, seems like I won't be missing much.

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    Comment #48992280

    72% revenue decline from a 54% price increase, but how did profitability change? Some of the features of the Deck are still differentiating like the OLED screen and touch pads, and…

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    Comment #48991487

    I disagree with the first half quite a bit, COGS ultimately depends on the use case. If someone just wants something that a smaller model can do, running a local model on phone is …

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    Comment #48956372

    This is the new version, the old one is called sultan laxeby. Easily 1.5x the amount of time. PDF for assembly is still up on the website: https://www.ikea.com/nl/nl/assembly_instr…

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    Comment #48846927

    Is there a bsky or mastodon extension for serving git repos and commits? Would be interesting to see this.

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    Comment #48700545

    Machine learning layer cake with some brute force crumbs.

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    Comment #48668246

    It's hard to sympathize with Anthropic for this or the export ban, the hype over model capabilities probably fuels both things (in some ways). Training data for me, but not for the…

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    Comment #48560074

    Out of all the possible permutations of display/sensors/processing for AR, I would like to see eyewear with just a Bluetooth-like display and camera/mic. Let me use the phone or wa…

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    Comment #48522292

    If large models were primarily used for distillation to make smaller models better, that could be a more efficient use of resources. Smaller providers could choose to fund a larger…

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    Comment #48517270

    Compared to an ICE, maintenance of brushes is still quite an improvement.

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    Comment #48502218

    Neural scaling laws are alive and well for open models, not so much for closed models when it comes to uses the general public might care about.

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    Comment #48483912

    No, but open models do along with their architectures, and other technical training details.