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sdrinf

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About sdrinf

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49187728

    gemma-4 is an incredibly good model, beating several others five time its' size. Hope Jeff's departure won't impact their next-gen products! And best of success for their new ventu…

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    Comment #47809103

    hi, great project! Windows support is sorely lacking, though. As someone working a lot with sandboxed LLMs right now, the options-space on windows for sandboxing is _extremely lack…

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    Comment #47369502

    Just want to echo the recommendation for qwen3.5:9b. This is a smol, thinking, agentic tool-using, text-image multimodal creature, with very good internal chains of thought. CoT ca…

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    Comment #47243189

    Counterpoint to peeps on this thread: * This approach is the _most consistent_ with retaining anonymity on the internet, while actually helping parents with their issues. If any ag…

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    Comment #47163466

    Taking the opposite side of that bet, here is why: * even if an openweight model appears on huggingface today, exceeding SOTA, given my extensive experience with a wide variety of …

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    Comment #46985724

    I'm working on something like this. Specifically, I'm doing recursive self-improvement via autocatalysis -but predominantly in writing/research / search tasks. It's very early, but…

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    Comment #46956140

    can someone please try running the experiment of "but what if just forking&spinning up an OSS clone, scaling up to take in the migrants, acquire network effects, collect roughly sa…

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    Comment #46889218

    Besides the editorial control -which openai openly flagged to want to remain unbiased- there is a deeper issue with ads-based revenue models in AI: that of margins. If you want ads…

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    Comment #46684187

    Note: I strongly recommend against using Novita -their main gig is serving quantized versions of the model to offer it for cheaper / at better latency; but if you ran an eval again…

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    Comment #45721670

    You have two options: * Use it as a "source": chatgpt -> settings -> apps & connectors -> add it as your connector. This supports only 2 functions: search, and fetch; details: http…

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    Comment #45407214

    The specific "anomaly" is that claude 4 / opus model _does not know_ because it is _not in its' training data_ what its own model version is; AND because it's training data amalgam…

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    Comment #44928764

    I actually _like_ this, and so does the comfyweb & weebs who are a very significant portion of the driving force behind calm, decade-long projects.

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    Comment #44870696

    Follow-up question is big lulz: https://yougov.co.uk/topics/society/survey-results/daily/202... "And how effective do you think the new rules will be at preventing those younger th…

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    Comment #44714191

    This absolutely works... until, and when network effects kick in. Payment processors have major network effects in that infra setup is expensive, banks need to be onboarded one-by-…

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    Comment #43891757

    Early-40s here who still does all-nighters. How long is recovery time for you? What does it entails -ie what doesn't work as much as it should / takes longer while you recover?

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    Comment #43235214

    Mozilla is sooo fucked here. On one hand, it would take them approx ~1 sentence of blog to say "We won't sell your input info to anyone" and this drama goes away. OTOH: if the curr…

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    Comment #42232685

    O1 for collabing on design docs, o1 for overall structure, break it into tasks per preference / sort; sonnet/o1 for executing each small tasks. O1 is higher quality, more nuanced, …

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    Comment #42179454

    Cease and desist letters. There are many, many people, and companies who operate under the false belief that the CAN-SPAM act does not apply to them; and eg create new mailing list…

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    Comment #41517285

    Because hypotheticals have a process of moving into "stuff that's happening", on the timescale of years, decades. Once it's starts happening, speak; if speaking doesn't work, fight…

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    Comment #41483886

    * IA's most important function (at least for me) is holding copies of the World Wide Web as it was. * Given an annually compounding 30% linkrot, 99.92% of all the content ever publ…

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    Comment #41148007

    For the moment, the best possible solution seems to me simply disabling auto-updates. On long-term, if supermium can port over the critical fixes from chromium, ubo v2 may still su…

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    Comment #41148000

    For the moment, the best possible solution seems to me simply disabling auto-updates. On long-term, if supermium can port over the critical fixes from chromium, ubo v2 may still su…

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    Ask HN: Chatbox (GPT desktop front end) malware / supply chain attack risk?

    Hey HN, supply chain evaluation question: There is this awesome desktop app called chatbox: https://chatboxai.app/ * 1, https://github.com/Bin-Huang the author is Chinese, from Chi…

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    Comment #41028923

    This article omits specificity of which GPT model. Re-running the experiment on the EU regulation paper using gpt-4-1106 (the current-best "intelligent" one): https://chatgpt.com/s…