lennart-rth

I wonder when dynamic pricing based on the users chat history will be a thing. The users context based of LLM conversation should be way more detailed compared to traditional cookie tracking. Also buyers manipulation could be done at some point. Pretty scary to think about

Yes that sounds coherent with what I experienced. I guess for people that like to build more than advertise, most projects are destined to live in the drawer.

I suspect that it’s used in headless clip mode to reliably convert file formats back and forth.

Also a reverse engineering tasks that can be don with just static analysis is arguably not the hardest reverse engineering task. For those small models I would say it's not about the capabilities but more about the context size it can actually use.

Yes, it uses dynamic programming to find the best finger choices while minimising cost. Cost can be for example number of shifts done or the gap to shift. The specific name is „Viterbi Algorithm“. The advantage to modern AI solutions is that here we have control over specific costs and can control the output. Eg „I want to have the simplest finger choices possible.“ or „Avoid specific fingers on specific strings for harmonic sound (on violin open string are sounding different)“

Yeah, the benefit of restricting us models is definitely outweighed by the positive effect these models could have for the OSS community!

I think the T-Call can do voice calls, but it’s only 2G if I understand their documentation correctly. https://lilygo.cc/en-pl/products/t-call-v1-4?variant=4344064...

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