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Comment #47357581
I'd like to add a few failure modes: - LLM removes/disables/weakens tests (disallowing manipulation of tests is not really possible in Python since the language is too dynamic, so …
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Comment #47164972
> But on a tangent, why do you believe in mixture of experts? The fact that all big SoTA models use MoE is certainly a strong reason. They are more difficult to train, but the effi…
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Comment #47163976
Even with inflated RAM prices, you can buy a Strix Halo Mini PC with 128GB unified memory right now for less than 2k. It will run gpt-oss-120b (59 GB) at an acceptable 45+ tokens p…
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Comment #47151722
Looks like the pop-ups that cover 70 % of my netbook's screen are still there: https://i.imgur.com/uPbVW2o.png I wonder if getting rid of those pop-ups would have slowed Stack Over…
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Comment #47137808
To put it into your metaphor: I am not advocating against the existence of bandsaws. I would just rather have bandsaws that do not cut off your fingers if you do not read a book ab…
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Comment #47137222
If most people are not using a tool properly, it is not their fault; it is the tool's fault. Git is better than what came before, and it might be the best at what it does, but that…
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Comment #47135052
> this code is not copyright protected, therefore you are not allowed to apply a MIT LICENSE to this project. Why not? You still can (and probably should) disclaim warranty and whe…
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Comment #47126143
> Specifically, we collected new data created after January 2025, including: [...] new fiction on Archive of Our Own (Various, 2025), Not sure how to feel about this. From a resear…
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Comment #47035832
You can still be excited! Recently, GLM-OCR was released, which is a relatively small OCR model (2.5 GB unquantized) that can run on CPU with good quality. I've been using it to di…
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Comment #46467663
Were there any particular challenges when implementing your library? I have implemented my own serialization library [1] (with a focus on not allowing arbitrary code execution), bu…
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Comment #44502333
A word of caution: There are SVGs which can freeze a page, so make sure that you do not link to any third party SVGs. This is a known bug, but both the Google Chrome and Mozilla te…
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Comment #38886801
Here is another inference implementation in Python (only dependency is PyTorch). https://github.com/99991/SimpleTinyLlama The new checkpoints did not seem much better and they chan…
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Comment #38030169
I found CLIP to be _amazing_ for all kinds of image search, like search-by-text or search-by-image. I even ported it to NumPy to understand it better. The whole thing is less than …
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Comment #31214648
If you ever use the middle mouse button to open links in a new tab, you should disable this "feature" because it is a security vulnerability which allows for grabbing the clipboard…
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Comment #30048206
Can't you just unplug the Ethernet cable/turn off the Wi-Fi module? (At least if the website was not lazy-loading resources.)
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Comment #30048115
I also implemented a batched client-side web tool to resize photos to a certain file size (in a few hundred lines of JS). It only supports JPEG, but it resizes photos almost instan…
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Comment #25355915
There are SVGs which will crash most browsers, so SVGs could still be abused for denial-of-service attacks. For example, you could post one of those SVGs in every issue thread of a…