jborichevskiy

This is pretty cool to see. Glad to see the weights published. Currently it seems the best we have is OpenAI's `omni-moderation` model series or private models by companies like ActiveFence etc.

Congrats on launch! I need a physical handy next for sure

Congrats on launching!

Stoked to have this dataset out in the open. I submitted a bunch of tests for some models I'm experimenting with on my M4 Pro. Rather paltry scores compared to having a dedicated GPU but I'm excited that running a 24B model locally is actually feasible at this point.

author here- great to know, thanks!

This seems like a really thoughtful compromise, a meeting-in-the-middle that keeps optionality as open as possible for the child.

Big fan of this library. Thanks for making it!

Oh, very neat. Do you know if they do it with PWA or some other approach?

> But why not put it on the web?

I probably will, at some point. I take my writing laptop out to nature a fair bit and would like the Obsidian links to still be present if I'm offline. I recognize there are other ways to do this though, local HTML file was simply the dumbest and simplest place to start.

Huge fan! Excited to follow along and especially stoked for mmm.town. Keep up the amazing work

Wonderful writeup. Thanks for sharing!

<3

Maybe if our telescopes were better we could find more civilizations to fight!

Love your website!!

> So now my question is why do you need to make your online connections offline?

I don't believe it a necessity, and there are some online friends I probably won't be able to meet for a while, if ever.

But I enjoy moving a conversation offline because no online interface can replicate wandering between parks in Los Angeles and having pizza slices together. Though interfaces can still allow plenty of unique forms of expression -- just vastly different from embodied exploration and reacting to the world together.

> To summarize, finding friends on Twitter is kind of like shooting in the dark.

Aptly put. Not unlike dating apps or applying to jobs or talking to strangers at bars. It's just one additional avenue for meeting people.

You mention the separation between individuals getting algorithmically sorted and interest-based topics. In my experience I find twitter to be both: emergent scenes or corners form by a bunch of independent actors interacting with one another regularly, even though not all are following one another. The edges are fuzzy and overlapping but they have much more "placeness" than an endless feed, even if it is in fact experienced through a feed.

Hey Brendan!

> even if not everything pans out, it's about increasing the surface area for serendipity, opening up more possible paths, planting seeds

Well said. Like taking daily walks in a neighborhood, getting to know the rhythms of a place and bumping into whoever else might be wandering around. Eventually magic happens!

Yes! These seem to last at least a few months each when left under a pillow (rather than stuffed into a backpack or something which degrades them faster).

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XP28RWB/ref=ppx_yo_dt...

Another happy ear plugger chiming in. I have them in every backpack and suitcase now because it makes falling asleep anywhere a fairly consistent experience -- along with an eye mask to be complete. These are the best ones I've found so far:

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M6AI2HF/ref=ppx_yo_dt...

I've had some success requesting password resets on services I signed up with Oauth to get a chance to set an actual password. Sometimes this seems to expose the internal account management, but it really depends.

For anyone curious, the underlying tool is https://www.tldraw.com/ -- an absolutely delightful open source project I've been obsessed with.

https://github.com/Tldraw/Tldraw

Curious to hear about how A/C use is culturally avoided. Is it seen as a negative social status signal to have the convenience? Or is the environmental impact a consideration?

Beautifully put :) the background radiation of love

I wanted to make more complicated Bukkit plugins for a Minecraft server I administered. Thus began a dive into Java, then Javascript, Python, Elixir, and now Solidity.

Enron, for one

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enron#Peak_and_decline_of_stoc...

Gotcha - this is helpful, thank you!

Similar experience here! Love the keyboard but wow it's a learning curve

> go east outside the city to a colonial style town like Valle de Bravo

I didn't realize there are longer-term stays here. Would this be found via Aribnb or elsewhere? Also, how near would it be to food/coffee/groceries/etc?

Biking is an option, Condesa/Roma/surrounding areas are very walkable. Ubers are on the order of $3-6 USD. And there are busses.

The vast majority of people who buy a laptop expect the laptop they paid money for to work without having to "wipe the drive and install a fresh copy of" anything

I want this but a few thousand feet up in elevation, surrounded by trees, and preferably near a lake. Can't take the heat.

I stand corrected - thanks!