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Comment #49118742
French text is somewhere around 10-30% longer than the corresponding English text. I would guess much of what you save on smaller vocabulary is lost on the lengthened text.
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Comment #48708211
A solution to this is apptainer: you configure it to not see any of the host files by default, and mount the repo you want to work on at runtime.
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Comment #48091219
A mitm does not redirect your ssh login to their machine
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Comment #48080900
This could unlock a new chapter of Venus exploration!
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Comment #48070528
On the other hand, any source code leak could be catastrophic
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Comment #47988684
Well it won't be 'non-mainstream' for one
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Comment #47963971
So is the SIMD the magic piece here, or is it the interpolation search? If the data is evenly distributed, that is pretty optimal for the interpolation search..
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Comment #47943029
> Once the ads are injected directly into the main response is when things get interesting. This would be where you post-process the LLM response with a second LLM to remove the ad…
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Comment #47894448
If sharing all of your code with the closed providers is OK then it works. If that is a blocker, open weights becomes much more compelling...
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Comment #47546945
There is probably some low hanging fruit to be harvested in terms of memory optimizations, and it could be a selling point for the next while as the memory shortage persists
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Comment #46591825
Does this get tripped up on zip bombs?
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Comment #45849299
> it might lower the need for devs to actually fix the code and they might start just relying on Fil-C. Well, the program would still halt upon memory flaw, so there would still be…
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Comment #45843026
I suppose /some/ performance loss is inevitable. But this could be quite a game changer. As more folks play with it, performing benchmarks, etc -- it should reveal which C idioms i…
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Comment #45752506
It seems they are using zstd now for .conda packages, eg, bzip is obsoleted, so that should be faster.
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Comment #45752032
It would be nice indeed if there was a good solution to multi-gigabyte conda directories. Conda has been reproducible in my experience with pinned dependencies in the environment Y…
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Comment #45751950
> because new poetry releases would stall trying to resolve dependencies. > uv is much faster than both of these tools conda is also (in)famous for being slow at this, although the…
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Comment #45751853
> uv will magically install and use the specified modules. As long as you have internet access, and whatever repository it's drawing from is online, and you may get different versi…
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Comment #44729664
Sounds like a great use for a local LLM to strip ads from the output of the ad-infested LLM.
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Comment #44359714
Well, heat capacity and thermal conductivity are not the same thing
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Comment #44184975
because it's a much better experience than copy-pasting into a webapp
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Comment #44184942
I'd like to try it, but enterprise only?
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Comment #43676898
Surely there must be a way to do the joins in software, without doing it by hand, eg a SQL-like library? Pandas or equivalent?
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Comment #43623924
Indeed. KYC has a purpose though -- prevention of fraud, money laundering, etc. Getting rid of KYC without a similarly-effective solution for those things seems unlikely. Ideas?
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Comment #43391130
Things like this juice the anti-landlord sentiment: https://www.propublica.org/article/justice-department-sues-l...
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