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woadwarrior01
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About woadwarrior01
https://x.com/jeethu
Building: slopornot.app, privatellm.app and cleanlinks.app
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Comment #49208244
I suspect this acquisition was a response to NVIDIA's acquisition of Groq. Cerebras is already public. AFAICT, there are 8 other startups in the space, some of which have mature pr…
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Comment #49187957
Haven't you seen the kernel optimization case study at the bottom of the page? They compare against GPT-5.6 Sol and their model is worse.
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Comment #49180502
I haven't compared it for perf, but at first glance this appears to be an LLM (text-only) while both binary and ternary bonsai 27B models are VLMs (where the vision tower and the a…
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Comment #49143101
At first glance, this work might also be relevant for quantizing diffusion transformers (something I'm working on at the moment).
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Comment #49137173
Wow, I can't believe that the author is still updating the book! I'd learnt protected mode assembly from an older version of this book, decades ago. And IIRC, there was an even old…
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Comment #49134714
Deuterium or tritium? Deuterium is a stable isotope and does not decay.
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Comment #49101145
I'm not making any moral judgements based on it, merely observing it.
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Comment #49100542
> The measured result is a reference point, not a performance ceiling. Claude was here.
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Comment #49096472
Could this possible be the first AI worm? Or are there any priors to this?
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Comment #49082624
Wouldn’t that be TAT?
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Comment #49082460
Those were voluntary disclosures by two Anthropic researchers and the security firm Calif. I know one more CVE on the list that was discovered using an AI agent and wasn't disclose…
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Comment #49082408
Interestingly enough, this and many other related ethical conundrum were covered in the Nuremberg Charter from 1945.
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Comment #49082304
Hey, thanks for doing the right thing. There's no need for an apology.
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Comment #49080418
> cc-by-nc is a protection against that. I don’t think so. There are CC licenses that allow for commercial usage. Most companies ban their developers from using anything with an NC…
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Comment #49080310
Blink to approve. :)
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Comment #49080300
I think the fully autonomous weapons systems restriction is not a very serious one and is very easy to circumvent. What if you can hire a human to push a single approve button? And…
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Comment #49074829
Why extend an MIT licensed model's weights (BiRefNet) and release it under a cc-by-nc-4.0 license?
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Comment #49066687
Since the model is natively MXFP4, I think it'll be even more interesting on the hardware front. It'll comfortably fit on a 8x AMD MI355X node. I suspect that'll drive token prices…
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Comment #49057275
You might want to look at Peewee's query filtering syntax. https://docs.peewee-orm.com/en/latest/peewee/querying.html#f...
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Comment #49056415
Great to see ruff, ty and uv being actively developed, even after Astral was acquired by OpenAI.
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Comment #49050808
aka Baksheesh in the Middle East
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Comment #49033046
I do this, but with Post-it notes. Something to do with the deification of books in the culture I was brought up in, which makes writing on the margins of books a sin.
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Comment #49003889
Also, people seem to be oblivious to the existence of the neo-cloud: Nebius whose services and servers, a lot of western AI companies use. Nebius was spun out of Yandex 2 years ago…
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Comment #49003713
Krea-2-Turbo and Z-Image-Turbo, both offline.
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Comment #48991935
Thanks for bringing this up. You're 100% right. But most people, even technical ones are oblivious to how much of a difference modern samplers and higher quality quantization algor…