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by 0x457 7mo ago
I was talking specifically about Apple Shortcuts. Once you have anything complex, you're going to need code reuse and its a sad story with shortcuts as provided by Apple.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Should we rename fruit as well just in case?
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by 0x457 7mo ago
What you're doing is visual programming. On its own there isn't anything wrong with it. However, specifically with Shortcuts it's not very pleasant for anything complex. I had a full garden automation running on shortcuts, bu
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Surprised that I picked Oxygen Mono over Noto, but probably because I wasn't aware of Oxygen. Would be nice to be able to play it with my own fonts because some got eliminated purely because 0 (zero) looked like O (letter). Fira Code w
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Okay, yes, you don’t need the entire MoE model in memory for it to function. But you still need the working set of frequently used experts to actually fit in RAM, or at least stay cached. Expert routing happens per token, per layer. If thos
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by 0x457 7mo ago
enthusiasts in computer hardware assumes enthusiasm about hardware, not about "hardware on an budget". It doesn't matter if it's afforable or not.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Neo tops at 8GB RAM. What LLM are you going to run there? Functiongemma? It can absolutely do some ML inference on it, but not much in terms of LLMs.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
What MoE has to do with it? Aside from Flash-MoE that supports exactly one model and only on macOs - you still need to load entire model into memory. You also don't know what experts going to be activated, so it's not like you can
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by 0x457 7mo ago
> First, the user knows this when joining a public community. From Colibri: your community chats are public and visible to everyone by default. So it's the same. > Second, the moderators can choose to remove someone who has joine
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by 0x457 7mo ago
I remember seeing unicorn daily and "webhook delivery delayed" weekly. I think it got better, but also they got more traffic, now millions of agents read files separately over and over again. IMO it's much better now.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
pnmp, npm, yard all have different lockfiles, all use the same registry format (and the same registry itself), all try to stay compatible in other ways. You won't be having situation where one uses yarn and someone uses pnpm on the sam
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Wouldn't it be the opposite of freezing weights?
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Same but with kernel. What lead me to nixos: company gave me a laptop with iGPU that wasn't supported by any released linux kernel. There were patches waiting to be merged, with nixOS making an installer image that supports my machine
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by 0x457 7mo ago
I recommend just doing a tap in the same repo rather than adding this to homebrew first.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Some random daemon binding to 3000 because it's the express default drives me nuts. I either do a Unix socket, a pick any random port if it has to bind on a port.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
You can if you have a way to use ADB.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
This feels like something more hands-on rather than "here some tools to do this"
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Because consoles don't use off-the-shelf CPUs for many reasons. Neither Intel nor AMD of that time would even consider making a bespoke CPU for Sony or MS. Even they could use off-the-shelf SKU it wouldn't be viable - neither one
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by 0x457 7mo ago
I'm yet to see a EV bike that can be classified as a "fun bike". Not fun and impracticle compared to pure "inner city mobility vehicle" such as Renault Twizy.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Interesting. Reminds me how Gemma 3N with PLE caching works.
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Putting it in or out of the case is not that big of deal (for me). However, once you take them out of the case you need to put that case somewhere, and you can't use headphone stand that was just holding them. So now I need a space for
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by 0x457 7mo ago
> I am just not sure it is worth leaving the Linux ecosystem. What if I want to run a Docker container? Do I have to trust random people for ports of software that runs natively on Linux, or port it myself? You already trust random peopl
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by 0x457 7mo ago
> given that the target is a Raspberry Pi? Why one would use gVisor is clear, but why would one do that in RPi?
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Then it will try to update plan. Sometimes I have a plan that I'm ready to approve, but get an idea "what if we use/do this instead if that" and all I want is a quick answer with or within additional exploring. What I do
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Sounds like whoever is scheduling meetings need to adapt to a new asynchronous environment whereas many meetings isn't necessary. I'm not saying everyone must be WFH or that everyone must have a home office. I'm just having h
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Then why the last thing blog post says is: "No new tools. No infrastructure. Just better commits."
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by 0x457 7mo ago
> I feel like as Europeans, we're as good at importing American food as America is about importing European. What you call European food is a direct result of importing American food. Just different Americans...
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by 0x457 7mo ago
> but a lot of European cuisines have dumplings. Those were brought to them most likely by China in one way or another. > Yes, a filled pasta is a very different thing from dumpling, You saying it like a filled pasta and a dumpling is
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by 0x457 7mo ago
Pretty much, but not exactly. There is also a cooking technique (so American will be deep-fried). Most national dishes are nothing more than adaptation of dishes from another country. Sometimes tweaks to ingredients, sometimes tweaks to tec
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by 0x457 7mo ago
> The scope in parentheses is doing real work. `rejected(oauth-library)` lets you do `git log --grep="rejected(auth"` to find every rejected auth decision across history. I'm 99% sure that grep won't find your commit

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