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Uhhh. Then who hacked HuggingFace?

That’s a traffic design problem. You should be happy that your work is valuable and also protected it against excessive requests. Simple.

I think you might be fooling yourself. Personal-plan subscription subsidies do not equate to "it's not viable, and all of it is about to be shut off." If that were true, then Kilo …

Actually... yes. I was bracing to be very annoyed with your comment starting with "why is everyone using AI so stupid?!" (I know those weren't your words, but it felt like that kin…

This tension is so close to a fundamental question we’re all dealing with, I think: “Who is the web for? Humans or machines?” I think too often people fall completely on one side o…

Doesn’t NeuTTS work the same way?

There’s no reason we shouldn’t be replacing our containers with WASI. Containers are absolutely miserable things that should just be VMs (in the WASM sense, not in the “run Linux i…

I've really come to hate containers and orchestrators over the years, so I decided to prototype out my ideal replacement: a WASI orchestrator with TOML. What I ended up with turned…

Nice! I've been thinking that we need something like this for a while. I didn't realize it could be so simple! I've been looking into other techniques as well like making a little …

I’ve been wondering to myself for many years now whether the web is for humans or machines. I personally can’t think of a good reason to specifically try to gate bots when it comes…

Hate to break it to you, but it doesn’t exist. It’s like me coming over to your house and saying that I’m going to root out the ghosts in your home by dismantling it. Would you let…

Good thoughts. I agree with much. I quite disagree with the following: “Most projects don't need to ‘scale’” I get that you’re probably referring to theoretically infinite scaling …

Honestly, it should just come down to rate limiting and what you’re willing to serve and to whom. If you’re a free information idealist like me, I’m OK with bots accessing public w…

> I don’t think we get to the exponential scary part of AI without some fundamentally recurrent architecture I’ve been thinking the same for a while, but I’m starting to wonder if …

It’s a great way to get hacked

I’d like you to explain what you don’t know, and why.

I’m sorry you’ve been inconvenienced by a murder… Or is that the country we’re living in now? “Murder happens, just don’t bother me.”

I believe this is the least known and most important use-case for LLMs today -- understanding and inferring the meaning in language. We've all seen cases where Google can occasiona…

I wonder what the play is here. Any ideas? The key must be somewhere in the statement "we’ve been increasingly asking ourselves how we should work with computers. Not on or using c…

Startups always have an exit strategy. Makes sense.

Blame sales and marketing

I think wrappers are fine if they add meaningful value. It does seem that mostly you’re getting charged for a little prompt engineering and a UI skin. I’d personally like to see a …

Exactly. I'm not sure if this is brand new or not, but this is definitely on the frontier. I was literally just thinking about this a few days ago... that we need a multi-modal lan…

Yeah, I'm annoyed that OpenAI has deprecated its text completion models and API. I think there's a ton of value to be had from constrained generation like what's available with the…

I don't understand. What's an example of something that could be achieved using a system like this?