Very excited about this. I was programming an ESP32 for a project recently and was like, computer chips are fast enough, why can't I just write TypeScript?
Speculative decoding does this to an extent - using a smaller model to generate its own predictions and putting them in the batch of the bigger model until they diverge
FUTO is an organization dedicated to the development of software that returns control of computers and technology to the people. We’re particularly interested in giving people more privacy and control from big tech. We also give grants to open source projects in line with our mission (see our site).
We just launched Grayjay, an Android app with a universal subscription feed for all creator video platforms that lets creators and audiences be less reliant on a single platform, and makes directly supporting creators easier than ever.
We're hiring an electron/vue and/or android engineer to help bring the product to more people
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FUTO is an organization dedicated to the development of software that returns control of computers and technology to the people. We’re particularly interested in giving people more privacy and control from big tech. We also give grants to open source projects in line with our mission (see our site).
Asked him and he said he was talking about having to travel here to do the fellowship. "If you are international, we will accept you as a fellow and help you come to texas, but the fellowship program will not allow you to be in the fellowship program if you want to stay in your home country throughout the program."
Yes! It's not on the site yet but we recently gave microgrants to VLC, FFMpeg, the Blender Foundation, as well as other non-US projects. We also just had a fellow[1, applications now open] from Lithuania. (I work for FUTO)