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So you also believe the "socialist parties" aren't actually socialist?

I can't speculate that for you. Try reaching out to them if you must know.

Try a different email address, that's what fixed it for me.

Yes, Yann LeCun posted about it on twitter ~2 weeks ago.

Edit, it was a month ago: https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1793181068943639014

Was the lite model also tested?

Very nice, I was looking for something like this.

The only feedback I have is that on the frontpage it says "Download any tiktok video" but you support more websites than just tiktok. So maybe add that piece of information :)

Isn't that just what the average spam email these days does? Scrape emails and try to engage in fraud? I'm not saying it's ok but....

It seems kind of a waste of time to hunt one particular instance of this down. I can give you the emails in my spam folder, it's full of these kinds of people.

My 2 cents: you should offer a limited free plan so people can see if it's worth it.

Yeah this is strange. If they are using, lets say $1000 in credits per day, then they will be charged $700 starting tomorrow. Like you said, they might not even see the email yet.

Russia often bans entire websites and IP ranges, making it harder for non-tech people to get certain software.

Mozilla was likely hoping that nobody from the West would notice that they complied and removed the addons.

Just goes to show you how all those "values" they stand for only matter when it doesn't make them lose any users.

Didn't this happen in April?

Edit: Yes it did, https://github.com/XuezheMax/megalodon

From the article:

> The EPA just announced stricter rules on ethylene oxide that would require commercial sterilizing outfits to dramatically reduce emissions.

yt-dlp also: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/10128

It won't. Amazon kind of when that angle with MistralLite[1] (a 7B finetune), and it was barely passing in terms of being an effective summarizer. 0.5B are pretty much useless.

https://huggingface.co/amazon/MistralLite

I agree. I personally don't have high hopes for the 0.5B model.

Phi-2 was 2.7B and it was already regularly outputting complete nonsense.

I ran the 0.5B model of the previous Qwen version (1.5) and it reminded me of one of those lorum ipsum word generators.

The other new Qwen models (7B and up) look good though.

Care to explain why not? I can't think of anything he did besides post his position.

He likely knows better, so that makes me wonder why he would say this.

It looks like the gap is closer faster than what was expected.

I wanted to like Joplin but it's not very fast. It takes like 5 seconds just to start.

So now I use: https://github.com/nuttyartist/notes

I mean it's the price of 2 * Apple Mac Pro's. It isn't exactly unheard of.

Just a few weeks ago I spoke to someone who shelled out $10k for running LLM's locally. I've seen more expensive builds as well.

One of the problems here is that we're essentially chasing the tail on toxic chemicals.

When one chemical gets banned, it gets replaced by a slightly different form of the same chemical. When Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) was banned due to its toxicity, it was replaced by other phthalate compounds like Di-isononyl phthalate (DINP) or Di-isodecyl phthalate (DIDP).

We then spend years researching the next revision, only to find out it's toxic as well, leading to another ban or regulation and the cycle continuing.

Instead of maintaining a blacklist of banned chemicals, maybe we should have a whitelist of chemicals that are allowed to be imported/present in products. The situation is complex though because it's difficult to enforce.

Here's a relevant chart: https://i.imgur.com/NJUJtmJ.png

Edit: apologies, it didn't export everything. Green is job stayer and orange is job switcher.

Source: https://www.atlantafed.org/chcs/wage-growth-tracker.aspx

You could write a userscript for this, or go a step further and write a small browser extension.

If you use Joplin, there's already a web to markdown plugin for browsers.

I like toying around with local AI models. I do so a lot actually. But the AI gold rush is starting to leave a sour taste in my mouth.

It's astonishing how quickly this technology went from "new" to being used by profiteers trying to milk it for every last dollar. I can't even remember how many new projects/websites I come across on a daily basis, which are mostly just a wrapper for ChatGPT with custom prompt. Not to mention what the bigger companies are doing, as stated in OP's article.

The irony is that even the "Wild West" of cryptocurrency (I know) had a brief, innocent era where enthusiasts drove innovation for the sake of innovation, not just profit. That guy that bought pizza with bitcoin for example, it was fun and kinda cool.

AI however, went from something most people had never heard of to full-speed exploitation. It's as if greed just keeps getting worse in this world. Everything is a potential source of income now. Apologies for the rant...

I think one of the problems is that they'll just ban the apps from the app stores if they don't comply. Including Matrix clients.

Tech savvy people might be able to compile/sideload/apk download (etc.) their way around it.

But it's very difficult to get friends that you're talking with to do the same, when they don't care or don't know how to.

So all your data will just be scanned on your friend's side.

The logic doesn't even make sense. "Save the children, except of course the politician's children".

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40063025

Nvidia has a 1000 free credits API for phi3 vision.

You only need an email address.

https://build.nvidia.com/microsoft/phi-3-vision-128k-instruc...

Maybe check for carbon monoxide poisoning, he could be hearing things that aren't there.

Other than that, remember that the burden of proof is on him. So don't go crazy over it yourself.

Oh sorry, I guess that makes it a very detailed and well though-out response.