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The technical musings of Iain Cambridge.
The technical musings of Iain Cambridge.
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Debian packagers have a great deal of latitude when it comes to the configuration of the softwa [...]
An homage to Aphyr's Typing the technical interview
<p>While this article doesn't go into technical details it does highlight the risk that ordinary mail users face when using HTML based email.</p>
The New Personal Agent Era: 14 Architectures Redefining Personal AI For the past few...
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Redbrix is a browser-based MySQL front-end that lets non-technical users safely view and edit database data — no installation, no configuration, no developer tools required.
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The technical musings of Iain Cambridge.
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Surviving and Thriving in an Alienated World The Sledgehammer Series: Vol. I • By Dietrich Buehligen Centralized infrastructures are engineered to systematically capture your metadata…
Why Astro and Cloudflare make a simple, fast, and low-maintenance combination for a personal blog.
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A visual technical deep dive into Jev: transformer inference, typed probabilities, proper scoring rules, policy gradients, and what RLCD changes.
The dangerous AI answer is not the one that fails. It is the one that looks right, reads with total...
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<p>This particular model release is interesting because not only is it open weights[0], but they also released most of the pretraining and posttraining data along with the code and libraries for the RL environments (much like Olmo3, which came out recently). It is also trained from scratch and architecturally different from the existing Qwen and DeepSeek templates. It is frontier performance for its weight class. Two larger model releases are to follow soon.</p> <p>[0] Not exactly open source, though—it's Nvidia Open Model License.</p>