Their sketchy ad/malware era aside, I do appreciate sourceforge keeping all the old OSS websites and repos alive.
If you find this kind of stuff interesting, I'd strongly recommend checking out the book "Spark: The Life of Electricity and the Electricity of Life" by Jorgensen
Looking forward to Casey Muratori's talk!
I wonder if this is a result of the previously reported clashes between OpenAI and Microsoft over access to the Windsurf IP (under their investment agreement)
The open training data is a huge differentiator. Is this the first truly open dataset of this scale? Prior efforts like The Pile were valuable, but had limitations. Curious to see how reproducible the training is.
Their sketchy ad/malware era aside, I do appreciate sourceforge keeping all the old OSS websites and repos alive.
If you find this kind of stuff interesting, I'd strongly recommend checking out the book "Spark: The Life of Electricity and the Electricity of Life" by Jorgensen
Looking forward to Casey Muratori's talk!
I wonder if this is a result of the previously reported clashes between OpenAI and Microsoft over access to the Windsurf IP (under their investment agreement)
The open training data is a huge differentiator. Is this the first truly open dataset of this scale? Prior efforts like The Pile were valuable, but had limitations. Curious to see how reproducible the training is.