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So "Skill issue" .

He must be rage baiting, right ? Otherwise that profile intro must have quite a few roles deleted.

Last but not least containers2wasm

ktock.github.io/container2wa...

WebVm : full Linux vm sandbox in browser webvm.io

GitHub - tractordev/apptron: Local-first development platform Local-first development platform. Contribute to tractordev/apptron development by creating an account on GitHub.

Full vscode ai/vm sandbox in the browser, no cloud !

github.com/tractordev/a...

Nice but I think one big feature that electron still has over this is auto update. But hey maybe somebody will solve this too!

I'm currently looking for localfirst in-browser sandboxes and webVm / browserpod seems currently the best option performance wise.

Very interesting, as it would omit the need for electron packaging,(or does it use electron)? Does it also work with static adapter builds? When can we expect a stable release? Hopefully it'll become an official adapter!

Hi fellow Svelters!

I just concluded an investigation to know whether it's possible to use the experimental Node SEA feature with SvelteKit, and I'm thrilled to announce that the answer is yes!

You can read all about it there:

Vielleicht eh mal ein paar Non-Tech-Bro Follow-Empfehlungen von mir zum Thema KI:

• @emilymbender.bsky.social
• @abeba.bsky.social
• @timnitgebru.bsky.social
• @olivia.science
• @alexhanna.bsky.social
• @mmitchell.bsky.social
• @irisvanrooij.bsky.social
• @swachter.bsky.social

AI Did Not Demand Centralised Power. Vested Interests Did. There is a comforting lie spreading fast, repeated by governments, legacy energy players, defence contractors, and now increasingly by parts of the tech sector itself. It says that artificial intellig...

"Just as AI does not require fossil fuels or nuclear power, modern mobility does not require internal combustion. What requires them are the vested interests whose business models collapse when energy and movement decentralise."

Good read.

GIF, are we progressing faster than we should?

Well as someone said you truly have to watch them like a hawk

Robin Alexander war viel zu lange der Legitimations-Knecht des kriminellen Springer/Welt/Bild Verlags.

I think altmans code red included specifically training for your pelican test to get positive coverage from the community.

looks also a lot sexier in dark

PS: also we would you consider production code gen for testing not a good test case? (as long as you review the code)

for further testing, you might want to consider esoteric programming languages, or even making up your own syntax, to better indicate if the model employes really generalist reasoning and not just in data distribution optimization.

Sorry no.

Honestly, that’s one of the worst analogies I heard. It adds nothing of value to the old analogy of the managerial position, just placed it in a unnecessary domain specific role which makes it more confusing.

Can you post specific instances of breaches ?

For many tasks, there are model-capability thresholds that can already be saturated (e.g. SQL query generation, various fiction texts), so the future of LMs are in many ways personalised, private, on-device models giving rise of independence of the big LLM providers and their data harvesting.

need uniforms so they feel strong

I'm laughing out loud because, *twenty years ago*, a friend in robotics told me that showing off a dancing robot is what you do when your robot sucks, and a *group* of them even more so.

Artificial intelligence and crowd intelligence better grow hand in hand.

so what tools were used?

A five-panel meme featuring a man in a suit (Vince McMahon) reacting with growing excitement: 1. Caption: “You find a third-party library that does something niche you were looking for” – he looks mildly intrigued. 2. Caption: “It’s open source and free to use” – he looks pleasantly surprised, eyes widening. 3. Caption: “It’s actively maintained, with the developer regularly fixing issues” – he looks thrilled, smiling in amazement. 4. Caption: “It actually has a good README with benchmarks, screenshots, and how to import it in your project” – he leans forward, eyes wide, very excited. 5. Caption: “It has a small wiki with code examples for every method/API” – he throws his head back in ecstatic awe, mouth wide open.

I think every programmer can relate to this. I had to remove the sixth panel though - let’s just say it was definitely not kid-friendly. 😂

Also the discussion around it, as i think universites also fall under that small but important organizations banner

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4536...

I think this would also interest you
Regarding power dynamic shifts bu way of decrease of small organizations
mathstodon.xyz/@tao/1152599...

And start calling them text predictors