ionelaipatioaei

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Comment · 2 months ago
That's stupid, if you're truly talented you'll solve the financial stuff in order to pursue whatever you want to do - if you don't then that's on you.
Comment · 6 months ago
"close-minded" are the stupid people that unironically believe in the EA crap
Comment · 8 months ago
In my opinion it is because if you control both the model and the harness then you're able to tune everything to work together much better.
Comment · 8 months ago
I know, I use OpenCode daily but it still feels like it's missing something - codex in my opinion is way better at coding but I honestly feel like that's because OpenAI controls both the model and the harness so they're able to fine tune everything to work together much better.
Comment · 8 months ago
I honestly feel like people are brainwashed by anthropic propaganda when it comes to claude, I think codex is just way better and kimi 2.5 (and I think glm 5 now) are perfectly fine for a claude replacement.
Comment · 8 months ago
I think the only advantage that closed models have are the tools around them (claude code and codex). At this point if forced I could totally live with open models only if needed.
Comment · 10 months ago
Why would you even give a shit about patents for a hobby?
Comment · 1 year ago
I cannot express in words how much I hate this mentality.
Comment · 1 year ago
I think Ladybird will beat Servo at making an usable and good product, Mozilla might have more resources but that's not the only thing that you need if you want to build great software.
Comment · 1 year ago
I must be doing something wrong but I couldn't manage to compressed a file using a custom trained profile since I was getting this error:

``` src/openzl/codecs/dispatch_string/encode_dispatch_string_binding.c:74: EI_dispatch_string: splitting 48000001 strings into 14 outputs OpenZL Library Exception: OpenZL error code: 55 OpenZL error string: Input does not respect conditions for this node OpenZL error context: Code: Input does not respect conditions for this node Message: Check `eltWidth != 2' failed where: lhs = (unsigned long) 4 rhs = (unsigned long) 2

Graph ID: 5 Stack Trace: #0 doEntropyConversion (src/openzl/codecs/entropy/encode_entropy_binding.c:788): Check `eltWidth != 2' failed where: lhs = (unsigned long) 4 rhs = (unsigned long) 2

#1 EI_entropyDynamicGraph (src/openzl/codecs/entropy/encode_entropy_binding.c:860): Forwarding error: #2 CCTX_runGraph_internal (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:770): Forwarding error: #3 CCTX_runSuccessor_internal (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:1149): Forwarding error: #4 CCTX_runSuccessors (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:707): Forwarding error: #5 CCTX_runSuccessor_internal (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:1149): Forwarding error: #6 CCTX_runSuccessors (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:707): Forwarding error: #7 CCTX_runSuccessor_internal (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:1149): Forwarding error: #8 CCTX_runSuccessors (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:707): Forwarding error: #9 CCTX_runSuccessor_internal (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:1149): Forwarding error: #10 CCTX_runSuccessors (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:707): Forwarding error: #11 CCTX_runSuccessor_internal (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:1149): Forwarding error: #12 CCTX_runSuccessors (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:707): Forwarding error: #13 CCTX_runSuccessor_internal (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:1149): Forwarding error: #14 CCTX_startCompression (src/openzl/compress/cctx.c:1276): Forwarding error: #15 CCTX_compressInputs_withGraphSet_stage2 (src/openzl/compress/compress2.c:116): Forwarding error: ```

On the other hand the default CSV profile didn't seem that great either, the CSV file was 349 MB and it compressed it down to 119MB while a ZIP file of the CSV is 105MB.

Comment · 1 year ago
Depends on your goals but I think a minimal and useful browser with completely new APIs wouldn't be so hard to do if you leverage the huge amount of existing open source libraries. The hardest part would be getting people to actually use it.
Comment · 1 year ago
> Both sides will use AI and it will ultimately increase economic productivity.

In some cases sure but it can also create the situation where people just waste time for nothing (think AI interviewing other AIs - this might generate GDP by people purchasing those services but I think we can all agree that this scenario is just wasting time and resource without improving society).

Comment · 1 year ago
It is spyware tho.
Comment · 1 year ago
Forgejo is a fork of Gitea.
Comment · 2 years ago
The booster is not going to Mars, only the ship which will have legs for the landing. I also think they plan to catch the ship as well so there will be different versions.

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