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by 0gs 4mo ago
i believe you meant something like US$9999 for the 512GB. otherwise, i'm going to feel like QUITE the fool for choosing the 96GB variant at the same price
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by 0gs 4mo ago
sure! github.com/0gsd/enough ; enough.support has some FAQs. i did post a Show HN on it and i intend to do so again sooner than later haha
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by 0gs 4mo ago
yeah, on a 96GB Mac Studio and Gemma+Qwen, it's definitely fully doable. fully doable but not really for coding on 16GB. but svelter models and cheaper (eventually) hardware are coming!
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by 0gs 4mo ago
it's funny because i made this thing (called enough) that aims to make it easy for non-technical people to get up and running with local models quickly, but it is impossible to figure out how to break through the noise. every thread an
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by 0gs 4mo ago
... does this article presume that lots of people want MORE capitalism?
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by 0gs 4mo ago
but there is not going to be an inherited and largely non-discardable codebase at every company, right? and maybe not a team that looks anything like the teams that built and maintain the large codebases that are out there. the distinction
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by 0gs 4mo ago
skills can include python files that do whatever in subfolders. it's actually pretty crazy how much they can do for how blindly a lot of people import them. (i built basically this exact same thing a few months ago)
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by 0gs 4mo ago
thank you! and good idea, i set up a cron job to put 5% of the catalog on sale each day :)
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by 0gs 4mo ago
nothing earth-shattering. wanted a way to make it easier for agents with credit cards to source background music for their projects. think it'll work?
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Show HN: Free Music for Money(0g.software)
3 points by 0gs 4mo ago|3 comments
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by 0gs 4mo ago
yeah, as with so many things, sounds like enterprise users are the target. and enterprise users travel to different cities all the time!
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by 0gs 4mo ago
I just can't believe we dealt with 20+ years of social media and I've never seen something like this. Sounds like Letterboxd has a Top 4, and MySpace had Top 8 friends , but I feel like an inventory of all-timers like this would
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Nine Fours – your 36 top wiki picks across media(0g.software)
2 points by 0gs 4mo ago|1 comments
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by 0gs 4mo ago
i think i just mean if they are using google models, then i believe every query is going to google no matter what apple claims about "keeping it local." whether google does anything with it, separate question i guess, but i imagin
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by 0gs 4mo ago
all the limitations of on-device with none of the benefits, it seems? they gotta get SOMETHING out there and soon but idk, i would probably feel safer running a chinese model through a 3P iOS app shell vs. trusting Geminiri to not snitch if
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by 0gs 4mo ago
i definitely considered something like this for the local-first harness i made ... i just don't think most people have the RAM to be able to run two good models yet. maybe i'm wrong though. but i also think a single "agent&qu
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by 0gs 4mo ago
personally, disagree on Spindrift being considered water. that jazz is homeopathic juice.
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by 0gs 4mo ago
super depressing no one has mentioned La Croix (nb it's pronounced la-CROY). the best sparkling water in the entire world. very few minerals
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by 0gs 4mo ago
i mean, i still read hacker news primarily via RSS in feedly. i kind of never stopped using it, and everybody is much more generous with their feeds nowadays than back in google reader times. bearblog, etc. RSS rules
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by 0gs 4mo ago
thanks! it's kind of more like an old radio show. i pre-troll myself in many directions. and btw, not random pages: each episode is centered on 5 Verge stories, 5 USA Today stories, and 5 heavily edited Wikipedia pages from the past we
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by 0gs 4mo ago
i mean, obviously i don't think it's terrible because i made it and keep producing them. it can be difficult to listen to if you don't like kokoro + rvc voices, but it really is surprising that it isn't terrible. i learn
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A Wikipedia and news podcast by LLMs that isn't terrible(element47.podbean.com)
1 points by 0gs 4mo ago|3 comments
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by 0gs 4mo ago
search is not their core product though, it's ads. they ain't challenging anything.
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by 0gs 5mo ago
this article is great. we need to protect our ways of thinking, and it's going to be -- already is -- extremely difficult
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by 0gs 5mo ago
don't forget the Jornadas. i guess those were PocketPC-powered but i def bought one circa 2005 for like $90 and i would do it again right now
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by 0gs 5mo ago
extremely helpful! thank you. my real mind killer here is "everybody knows how a harness works" vs. "this is for people who don't know what 'harness' even means" and i need to figure out how to close that
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by 0gs 5mo ago
i am somebody else but my Show HN got zero engagement so please feel free to look at mine: http://github.com/0gsd/enough n.b. not a coding harness. it's for writing. but extensibility is a big (perhaps too big) pa
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by 0gs 5mo ago
hello Hacker News! i made enough, an easily-configurable agent harness for writers. i'm trying to figure out what else i need to do to properly launch this besides some YouTube video demonstrations and additional promotion ... perhaps
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Show HN: Enough, an Agent Harness for Writers(github.com)
3 points by 0gs 5mo ago|1 comments
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by 0gs 5mo ago
i think people are probably already doing it. i made a skill scanner but it's also just easy to download a zip and inspect the contents... but people are loading these things remotely. i agree that it is easy to not install a pentester

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