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You encapsulate self censorship and its effectiveness quite well.

I'm inclined to say a Panic is absolutely preferable to root auth.

Awesome! Though I'm thinking that you can do MUCH MUCH more things with 2 grippers than with one. Has all been tried in terms of weight management to instead of having a motor in the air with a gripper, putting two motors on each end corner of the ceiling that can pull a line tethered to a (in the air) pulley system that grasps? You could then have say 4 lines to pull (1 left grip, 1 right grip, 1 to adjust both gripper's distance, 1 to rotate the in the air platform).

It would still be miles better to add something to do on the hardware side. For example: every time a new firmware or setting is pushed, a physical employee has to go press a button (or turn a key) to make it apply.

It would be a more sensible tradeoff bo matter the scale of the store, thab jeopardizing the entire fresh supply of a nation.

Been doing something like this for a while with a single self contained .sh file that contains a python script:

https://github.com/thiswillbeyourgithub/envlocker

> Dr Xu, an optical engineering researcher at the National University of Singapore, reportedly responded to the LinkedIn post. According to Nature, Dr Xu accepted that he had used an AI model to assist with post-processing but denied breaking the rules of the competition, which clearly state that “AI-generated videos are not permitted.”

> “It was applied afterwards to the reconstructed grayscale data to distinguish and color structures with similar morphology,” he wrote.

> However, Dr Xu’s messages on the LinkedIn post can’t be found as of today (October 1), and his LinkedIn profile now appears to have been deleted entirely.

> Scientists have repeatedly said that the issue could be resolved if Dr Xu shares his RAW grayscale video.

Also exists on turing apparently: https://github.com/nlzy/turing-unlock

But they grew much bigger still thanks to illegal tacticts. So the very fact that it's a sizable portion of 2018's revenue but not of today's revenue shows how incitated they are to keep going the same path.

Still not an explanation.

Personally I switched to zellij and haven't looked back. Though any of them is worth it over nothing.

I think it's more of a proof that youtube's search and recommendations algorithm is rubbish.

The fact that Ledger uses resellers is crazy.

The fact that some people can put million dollars worth of crypto on a device, but can't buy a plane ticket to someone to get the device straight from the factory is crazy.

The fact that puri.sm has better anti interdiction practices than Ledger is crazy : https://puri.sm/posts/anti-interdiction-update-six-month-ret...

> Before Ledger publicly confirmed the hardware implant, former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès reported examining a suspicious Ledger Nano X device obtained from Malaysia. On October 9, Karpelès described finding an additional electronic component hidden behind the device’s display, inside material normally used to protect the screen.

> He reported that the wallet had arrived in packaging that appeared intact, raising questions about whether customers could identify a modified device through a routine visual inspection. In photographs shared publicly, the component appeared to contain electronic circuitry separate from the wallet’s original hardware

Come on.

Nice work. It makes me think: is it really impossible to use the model2vec framework with this? It can be used to turn an embedding model into a super fast cpu only vectorizer. I think it loses the order of words but, someone's gotta try and see if it works anyway right?

https://github.com/MinishLab/model2vec

I might add it to my online web app, useful when you can't install stuff on your computer

https://parakeetweb.olicorne.org/

I made a web only version, useful for when you're on a computer you can't install stuff on:

https://parakeetweb.olicorne.org/

I'm a psychiatry resident and dev : I self host as much as I can and am a big fan of optimizing stuff for browser side processing and static websites. This allows me to have pretty complex websites on the cheapest VPS I could find. Some of my sites even include embedding search over hundreds of thousands of chunks within milliseconds.

https://olicorne.org/en/tools#helper-tools

What's "podunk"?

I'm always wondering why new models don't always adopt deepseek's KV tweaks. It's insanely valuable to have such powerful prefix caching and so cheap at inference time.

Are there drawbacks to this?

I have a huge respect for Fabrice Bellard for creating his own optimized version:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellard's_formula

You can see it in action here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2_nYNLXh_w

There's nothing natural about this

> war crimes are now American military policy

Can you give a source please?

In openrouter you can pin providers and you can filter by quantization.

Don't they just fallback to opus non-silently?

I find convincing that phone numbers or payment is the best way to avoid spams at their scale.

I don't have anywhere near that kind of money to spend. Sorry.

Hi,

If you ever get to writing a blog post about kv cache quantisation, i'm interested in quantising K differently than V