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Comment #46595684
Is it really a VM? I thought CC’s sandbox was based on bubblewrap/seatbelt which don’t use hardware virtualization and share the host OS kernel?
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Comment #46418243
It feels like a weird tension: we worry about AI alignment but also want everyone to have unrestricted local AI hardware. Local compute means no guardrails, fine-tune for whatever …
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Comment #46398350
I actually find that nixpkgs being a monorepo makes it even better. The code is surprisingly easy to navigate and learn if you've worked in large codebases before. The scaling issu…
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Comment #46397526
Not yet! But I will make sure to link here once it's up in a few days (or post to HN? not sure what the etiquette around self-promotion is these days). It's somewhat functional but…
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Comment #46397415
Out of curiosity, what would be an ideal UX for you? I'm working on a Rust library for this exact problem (CLI and language bindings should be easy to add). It uses KVM directly on…
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Comment #46360050
RAM requirements stay the same. You need all 358B parameters loaded in memory, as which experts activate depends on each token dynamically. The benefit is compute: only ~32B params…
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Comment #46006633
yes, completely agree. having some sort of guardrails for the LLM is extremely important. in the earlier models I would sometimes write tests for checking that my coding patterns w…
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Comment #46006396
I wonder if LLMs can help here to some extent. I agree with others that cooldowns aren't helpful if everyone is doing it. I've been working on automatic updates for some of my [ver…
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Comment #46006239
this looks really polished, congrats! in your opinion, how does it compare with alternatives like actualbudget [0]? I've been using Quicken for a long time and might be in the mark…
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Comment #46006184
I've been working on something similar, a typed shell scripting language called shady (hehe). haven't shared it because like 99% of the code was written by claude and I'm definitel…
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Comment #45881600
What do you consider "General Intelligence" to be?
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Comment #45815784
Personally, I think this might be an even better approach. The Nest Gen1/2 UI was pretty slick. It would be a shame to have to use a custom firmware.
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Comment #45807456
Oh. Woooosh. Thanks for still being nice about it (-:
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Comment #45807431
Even if consequences for humans are minimal, shouldn't we hold autonomous vehicles to a higher standard?
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Comment #45806561
I think specialized hardware will emerge for specific proven workloads (transformer inference, for example), but GPUs won't become obsolete. They'll remain the experimentation plat…
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Comment #45806456
Keyboards were replaced with a touch screen alternative that effectively does the same job though. What is the alternative to a camera? Cameras are way too useful on a mobile devic…
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Comment #45715533
That's excellent. Somewhat similar to the syntax I went with, but most likely much better implemented. I'm going to give it a go. Thank you!
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Comment #45715173
This is awesome. Thank you for sharing. I have been working on a small interpreted language for shell scripts with lots of help from Claude Code. The main idea is to automatically …
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Comment #45698982
Yeah, from discussing this with friends in academia it seems like this is the biggest hurdle at the moment. Someone on Reddit reached out to arXiv [0] and their response was very n…
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Comment #26436596
Hey! I wrote mariner :) There's been people in the community that got the Sonic Mini 4K working. mariner is obviously not as fancy and sophisticated as OctoPrint, but I'm happy to …