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Such a big re-ordering. The same week Anthropic files its S-1. Right...

The word "reasonable" in Aussie laws is everywhere and it just gives work to hordes of lawyers to debate about its interpretation in courts.

One more reason why regulation/market capture shouldn't be happening and leave the world reliant on one or two actors

Everyone is mentioning Vaultwarden, but self-hosting this kind of service comes with quite a strong requirement of keeping it secure. Many might prefer letting a trusted actor take care of that.

Then the community says it's okay, people are going to fork their clients, but that's gonna take trusting the future maintainers.

Also, even though they commit to keep maintaining an open source channel, we won't be able to verify the builds anymore.

Make your own pastas with good quality flour and prepare a serve the same size as what you would normally be having with pastas from the supermarket.

It's very likely you're not going to finish your plate.

While the far right in France has been gaining traction with full throttle populism on fertile grounds, I wouldn't overestimate their chances to make it to the presidency and discount the fierce opposition that will be expressed the day people cast their vote.

It is still a weak (but loud) political movement which lacks backbone and network.

Anthropic was founded by the guy who didn’t want to distribute GPT-2, claiming it was too dangerous to be released. The gatekeeper using the alarmist trick is at it again.

With sandboxes you give your agent just what it needs and nothing more, not the whole suite of secrets living in your environment that could be exfiltrated

Every time I'm reading about the technical challenges of these kind of projects, it reminds me how amazing our brains are, doing what they do with only about 30W

Gambling is quite regulated in France, it’s not new.

Unrestricted invasion of privacy and considering it completely normal is just a libertarian fantasy

Give it a couple years before Valve starts sponsoring someone to reverse-engineer it

It's probably a matter of liquidity, storing it where it can be exchanged when needed. Transport is quite expensive

Could you suggest good resources about LLM serving? Blogs, articles...

When you work on proprietary code with a lot of trade secrets contained in it, on a codebase that did cost millions of dollars of man-hours to build and that holds the company's IP, you tend to be very careful where you're sending that to.