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kodablah

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About kodablah

https://github.com/cretz

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    Comment #49245349

    While I would like this, my guess is it is hard to reconcile with all the other commercial ventures in the state (including datacenters) that aren't subject to such a requirement.

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    Comment #49245311

    https://texas-connects.com/ is also running lots of commercials locally. But both this open letter _and_ the commercials intentionally skate around the resource needs. > OpenAI wil…

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    Comment #49189527

    Also touched on at https://typesetinthefuture.com/2016/06/19/bladerunner/ (and the book)

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    Comment #49041370

    That tweet says: > Opus 5 can silently fallback to Opus 4.8 (without any notice) on the serverside if you hit a guardrail But https://support.claude.com/en/articles/16049681-why-cl…

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    Comment #48853648

    All stay under because I had Claude build the workflow to respect it (text encoding, denoising, vae, etc), there's just a tiny bit of untracked pieces. While there are common inter…

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    Comment #48852787

    I've taken a similar strategy w/ image/video gen at https://github.com/cretz/thinfer (see video branch for a ton of work). Basically I kept needing an inference engine that could s…

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    Comment #48709595

    And people that don't run red lights and suffer selective enforcement and are used for arbitrary surveillance and so on and so on. Don't let your naive view of what you want these …

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    Comment #48708986

    They're all basically turned off by law, just not removed

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    Comment #48708967

    "Meanwhile in we can't even have Flock cameras to automatically catch people who may have killed someone" Hopefully the absurdity of broad scale surveillance can't be so easily los…

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    Comment #48659611

    Turbo appears GGUF'd already: https://huggingface.co/Abiray/Krea-2-Turbo-GGUF

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    Comment #48631384

    I used CEF for a project and Google is detecting CEF via some opaque algorithms and not allowing logins from it. From https://security.googleblog.com/2019/04/better-protection-ag..…

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    Comment #48597621

    > Efficiency beats pristine. _I_ don't want [...] Emphasis mine. This is the exact mindset I'm referring to, and when applied generally to files in the repo, will bite at some poin…

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    Comment #48591674

    > Design Principle #1 [...] The secondary masses should never compete with the primary mass. > Design Principle #2 [...] shows multiple violating their own mass rule as good exampl…

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    Comment #48590284

    This mindset is how you get lots of IDE/dev-env-specific/platform-specific cruft inside of repos instead of pristine repos. It makes both contribution and maintenance difficult ove…

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    Comment #48575154

    My guess is this is leveraging GDX same as "Gameday" uses (or used to use). https://gdx.mlb.com/components/copyright.txt states > Only individual, non-commercial, non-bulk use of t…

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    Comment #48532011

    In browser AI image/video gen: https://intabai.dev/ (V)RAM conscious AI inferencer/generator: https://github.com/cretz/thinfer

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    Comment #48461298

    In-browser AI image/video generation: https://intabai.dev . And now working on an inference engine specifically geared to low mem situations. Both basically vibe coded. Not broadca…

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    Comment #47999560

    I've worked around lower RAM machines with ONNX web models by first separating .onnx from .onnx_data, and second having scripts that split up the "layers" and shards the run (e.g. …

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    Comment #47996194

    Nice, I've also been doing some similarly neat things via ONNX web at https://intabai.dev (caution, just PoC tools atm, only Chrome tested, only some mobile devices work, no filter…

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    Comment #47941242

    > I don't think that "computing freedom" means you get to use other people's computers without consent Consent from whom? Consent is already required, why are you discussing this a…

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    Comment #47940096

    Such is the cost of computing freedom. This line of thinking is analogous to surveillance justifications in meatspace.

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    Comment #47940043

    Doing a 24h wait _is_ much different from what happens today. That's the whole point. If my two options to run an application of my choosing are to use ADB to flip a switch or to w…

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    Comment #47936859

    > Saying there is no opt-out is just false I can't see where one can opt-out of this new behavior and into the existing behavior, only a description of the new behavior's bypass (w…

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    Comment #47864019

    > If you dont have analytics you are flying blind More like flying based on your knowledge as a pilot and not by the whims of your passengers. For many CLIs and developer tooling, …