Improved the Transfer Graph demo in the brownie-viz webapp with node selection/pinning, edge highlighting, visibility filtering, and various rendering fixes.
- Committed and pushed the handoff infrastructure from the previous session:
.claude/commands/handoff.md—/handoffslash commanddocs/agents/handoff/2026-03-23-001-profile-solana.mddocs/agents/handoff/2026-03-23-002-filter-sol-wsol-command.mddocs/agents/handoff/2026-03-23-003-docs-agents-handoff-setup.mdCLAUDE.md— updated to referencedocs/agents/**/*.md
Write a handoff document summarising this session for future agents/sessions.
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docs/agents/handoff/to find the highest sequence number already used today, then increment by one. Format:NNN(zero-padded to 3 digits, starting at001). -
Use the current session name, otherwise derive a short kebab-case topic slug from the main subject of this session (e.g.
eth-brownie-optimization,filter-sol-wsol-command).
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| You have fallen into Event Horizon with John Michael Gadia. | |
| In today's episode, John is joined by Sean Pracer. | |
| Sean Pracer is an AI researcher and machine learning engineer. | |
| He has contributed to projects such as ThePile, an open source | |
| training data set for large language models. | |
| He currently works on research and development for AGI. |
Meta has issued a DMCA copyright claim against llama-dl, a GitHub repository, for distributing LLaMA, a 65-billion parameter language model. Here's the full text of the DMCA claim. Based on this, draft a DMCA counterclaim on the basis that neural networks trained on public data are not copyrightable.
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VIA EMAIL: Notice of Claimed Infringement via Email
URL: http://www.github.com
DATE: 03/20/2023
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| │ │ ├── [ 0 Jan 18 2011] ./Abaddon Share/CVS/Entries.Extra | |
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The Verge: "Meta’s powerful AI language model has leaked online — what happens now?"
Could you confirm that you downloaded the LLaMA series from 4chan? Were you able to get it running yourself or did you just repackage the download? (I was a bit confused reading your tweets about that what exactly you'd done there, so if you're able to explain that, it'd be great)
I downloaded it from Facebook, actually. You can find some details here.
Basically, the sequence of events was:
| > initializing model parallel with size 8 | |
| > initializing ddp with size 1 | |
| > initializing pipeline with size 1 | |
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| {"seed": 187073, "temp": 0.7, "top_p": 0.0, "top_k": 40, "repetition_penalty": 1.1764705882352942, "max_seq_len": 2048, "max_gen_len": 2048} | |
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| > initializing model parallel with size 8 |