rolls-reus

go.mod has “module github.com/yourusername/toast” so it will compile but author probably didn’t read the code.

bits per weight

> If anything, I want these models to be less persistent at their focus of completing their goal, and instead just call defeat and say “I’m not sure how to proceed next”.

that might end up like the older gemini models which frequently gave up and called itself a failure.

will be releasing weights per their tweet announcing the model https://xcancel.com/Alibaba_Qwen/status/2078759124914098291

repo appears to be private, getting a 404.

i read around launch that anthropic will fallback to opus if fable is used for frontier LLM development. did you run into anything like that?

large companies aren’t buying subscription plans. my org has a 2k per month token budget per person and starting to explore optimizations like automatic model routing.

thanks

Mind sharing a link to the source code? i couldn’t find it on the website.

i use this for my personal projects. some features are gated behind a license but the basics like provider proxy, logs, metrics are covered in the free version. https://github.com/maximhq/bifrost

can you explain what you mean by symbolic recursion tricks in this context?

i don’t think it’s “eat more, weigh less”. they are appetite suppressants, so you’ll eat less, weigh less.

i honestly would have believed some of the AI ones were real if i had come across the them elsewhere. i wonder if doing a more even real / ai would make it harder to get it right.

I came across this that seems to do exactly that

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/chatgpt-side-...

It’s closed source though, I haven’t tried it.

The MAX plan is a consumer plan, it’s not available with Teams or Enterprise. They introduced a premium team plan ($150) with Claude code access but not sure how much usage that bundles.

What’s context forge?

This is awesome. I’ve tried several of the mobile setups and this worked like a charm without any fiddling.I’ve been using termius + tailscale but this is much better UX. Thanks!

Our own Hamsterdam!

How does this differ from data catalogs like datahub or amundsen? I'm looking to setup a data catalog at my work and currently I'm looking at datahub and amundsen. I'm leaning towards datahub simply because it doesn't require neo4j, which we don't have any other use for.

I think the Jetbrains model of perpetual fallback licence and renewals for continuous updates beyond the subscription period is the most fair model for both the user and the developer. Wish more companies would adopt this.

Lack of a license does not make code FOSS by default.

Even if you think the personal morality of Google employees is a formidable check on its practices it's definitely not sufficient. I'd rather have more formal protections than rely on employees revolting against questionable practices as the only recourse.

Is this satire? I can't tell anymore and I'm starting to hate that these type of comments are becoming more common on here.

How do you find out that the optimiser inlined the subquery? Is this visible in the explain output?

I felt the same. I've tried to quit reddit several times without success but since these changes the constant annoyances were just too much that I completely stopped using the site.

Is stackoverflow essentially a monolith? I remember reading about the single database setup several years ago, I'm surprised that they have been able to keep scaling vertically.

> The `a factor of 3` is quite large to me. Maybe you put all your stats in lua_shared_dict? You don't need to synchronize the stats every time. Since the collection regularly happens in per-minute frequency, you can put the stats as Lua table, and synchronize them once per 5/10 seconds.

Any pointers on how to achieve this for someone just starting out with lua and openresty? I have the exact same thing (lua_shared_dict) for stats collection, would love to learn a better way.

There is a Go kernel for jupyter/nteract.

https://github.com/gopherdata/gophernotes

So this does not affect SSI guarantees if the transactions involved all operate on the same row? Is my understanding correct? For instance can I update a counter with serializable isolation and not run into this bug?

https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/1266396356572139526 According to the founder they use a Chinese approved encryption scheme for enterprise versions in China. I wonder what encryption that is.