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iFire commented on LLMs don't hallucinate – they hit a structural boundary (RCC theory)   effacermonexistence.com/r... · Posted by u/formerOpenAI
iFire · 5 days ago
Huh, this is a kind of impossibility theorem.

I think both formal logic and consensus algorithms flipped the problem of defining possibility and instead tried to define what was impossible.

iFire commented on Prek: A better, faster, drop-in pre-commit replacement, engineered in Rust   github.com/j178/prek... · Posted by u/fortuitous-frog
iFire · 8 days ago
I don't understand. The whole point of pre-commit is it's a gateway to the operating system and also creating a ecosystem of pre integration continuous integration scripts. Scripts that are not rust.
iFire commented on China's genius plan to win the AI race is paying off   ft.com/content/68f60392-8... · Posted by u/Ozzie_osman
iFire · 11 days ago
So like the analogy of take care of a lawn for 30 years with care and attention. and you'd get a palatial garden. Ok.
iFire commented on Without benchmarking LLMs, you're likely overpaying   karllorey.com/posts/witho... · Posted by u/lorey
iFire · 21 days ago
https://evalry.com/question-benchmarks/game-engine-assistant...

Here's a bug report, by switching the model group the api hangs in private mode.

iFire · 21 days ago
Headsup I think I broke the site.
iFire commented on Without benchmarking LLMs, you're likely overpaying   karllorey.com/posts/witho... · Posted by u/lorey
iFire · 21 days ago
I love the user experience for your product. You're giving a free demo with results within 5 minutes and then encourage the customer to "sign in" for more than 10 prompts.

Presumably that'll be some sort of funnel for a paid upload of prompts.

iFire · 21 days ago
https://evalry.com/question-benchmarks/game-engine-assistant...

Here's a bug report, by switching the model group the api hangs in private mode.

iFire commented on Without benchmarking LLMs, you're likely overpaying   karllorey.com/posts/witho... · Posted by u/lorey
iFire · 21 days ago
I love the user experience for your product. You're giving a free demo with results within 5 minutes and then encourage the customer to "sign in" for more than 10 prompts.

Presumably that'll be some sort of funnel for a paid upload of prompts.

iFire commented on Show HN: LLM fine-tuning without infra or ML expertise   tinytune.xyz/... · Posted by u/Jacques2Marais
georgeck · 22 days ago
Congrats on the launch! How does this compare to https://finetunedb.com
iFire · 22 days ago
I did a new user evaluation.

Problem: I have a 8 or 31 billion feature model to finetune like https://huggingface.co/huihui-ai/Huihui-Qwen3-VL-30B-A3B-Ins... or https://huggingface.co/huihui-ai/Huihui-Qwen3-VL-8B-Instruct...

1. finetunedb.com supports meta, mistral and openai 2. tinytune supports DeepSeek, Google, Meta, Mistral, OpenAI, Qwen and Teknium

Fine tune db doesn't do qwen3 so it fails.

iFire commented on US Places Arctic Airborne Troops on Standby as Greenland Dispute Escalates   thedefensenews.com/news-d... · Posted by u/palata
iFire · 23 days ago
Is that politics in the sense of conservatism please keep the world as it was when I was a kid or politics in the sense of this should happen or it's a joke?
iFire commented on Ask HN: Which system would you trust to run a business you can't afford to lose?    · Posted by u/cutterlayers
iFire · a month ago
A) to me describes a zombie where the users have forgotten how the original system works

B) if you do not see the reality, you can not reconstruct a new system that reacts to the new reality (like from scratch).

iFire commented on Gimp Source Code   gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gi... · Posted by u/roschdal
snarf_br · 2 months ago
I disagree, on both levels.

The application is perfectly fine for my needs and I'm ok with the ui.

But if you want something else, you can change that.

So grab the source code, try to get it to compile and run, and start making changes.

You have the freedom to do so. Use it. It doesn't matter that you're not great. Just do. No need to wait for others.

iFire · 2 months ago
Correct, I prefer inkscape and inkpot projects. Don’t use gimp.

u/iFire

KarmaCake day388October 3, 2011View Original