ColonelPhantom

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by ColonelPhantom 11mo ago
Do you have more specifics? I just tried it on my machine (Fedora 42, Plasma 6.5.1 Wayland, Konsole 25.08.2, Radeon 780M) and it seems fine for me. Does it only occur occasionally/under specific circumstances for example?
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by ColonelPhantom 11mo ago
What is broken for you? At this point, starting from roughly KDE 6, Wayland has been pretty much flawless for me. KDE 5.27 was pretty much fine already as well.
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by ColonelPhantom 11mo ago
Not sure if ditching infinity cache/L3 for a bigger L2 would make sense. It seems at least plausible to me that growing the L2 cache that much would make its latency worse, thus losing most of what has been gained. In the image you lin
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
Well, sure, but from what I know, humans are way better at following 'implicit' instructions than LLMs. A human programmer can 'infer' most of the important basic rules from looking at the existing code, whereas all this
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
Out of curiosity, how much of the 138K LUTs (as well as other resources like BRAM) are in use here? I wonder if there's much room to add fancy peripherals, or perhaps "growing" the CPU to achieve better IPC.
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Trust calibration for AI software builders(fly.io)
2 points by ColonelPhantom 1y ago|0 comments
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
But that just raises more questions; why would Cognition be better positioned for B2B? Wouldn't Cursor have an advantage as they already have a foothold in the B2C market? Expanding from there seems a lot easier than coming for B2B dir
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Vanilla Extract: use TypeScript as your CSS preprocessor(vanilla-extract.style)
2 points by ColonelPhantom 1y ago|0 comments
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
Is 86box period-accurate for Windows XP? It seems to go up to Socket 370 (Pentium III) which is very early for XP. Additionally, from my experience using PCem (which 86box is based on), you need pretty beefy hardware to emulate a Pentium II
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
I would say "kei" does pretty specifically refer to vehicles adhering to those Japanese regulations. I think "minitruck" or "compact truck" would be a better, more general name.
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
I guess modern crash safety does require decent crumple zones, but I'm not sure in how far Europe is different than North America in this. If anything, small vehicles aren't a thing in NA, but extremely popular still in Europe, ev
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
I don't think you understood what a "copilot" and a "HUD" is. Confusingly, GitHub Copilot (the original one that suggests completions) is basically a HUD. On the other hand, agents that you give a task are clearly c
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
Calling GC time "additional overhead" is not entirely correct, imo. Non-GC languages often spend plenty of time dealing with malloc/free, and I consider both GC and malloc/free to be "memory management". Both a
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
I feel like a massive counterexample here is embedded. Hardware companies tend to laugh at maintenance (it's expensive and extends the life of their products, so you don't have to give them money as often). If Linux was not GPL, m
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
I disagree, because there is no 'easy' way to know what the most 'significant' changes are. I can think of a few heuristics (e.g. most changed, earliest changed, as well as prioritizing things like header files for C and
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
Wouldn't it be feasible to add a tiny battery or capacitor? Assuming the radio doesn't need to transmit continuously it can be powered via those which are then powered by the "forever battery".
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
Why is giving precise instructions bad? I would expect LLMs to be pretty good at following instructions after three years of training them that way. Plus, if the instructions are precise enough and therefore each step is simple enough, I wo
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
Devcontainers don't "feel" local to me, since my CLI tools are not available in them. Think ripgrep or fd, for example.
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
I think the other poster is confused. Both Gemma 3 and Gemma 3n are open-weight models. Google's proprietary model line is called Gemini. There is a variant that can be ran offline called Gemini Nano, but I don't think it can be f
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by ColonelPhantom 1y ago
What do you mean by Anthropic shifting their ordering? It seems to still be consistently Opus > Sonnet > Haiku. They didn't release 4 Haiku, but they also didn't release 3.5 Opus, and pricing wise Sonnet 4 lines up with earl
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
I believe that PyTorch already uses Triton; I recently tried to do torch.compile on a Windows machine and it did not work because the inductor backend relies on Triton.
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
I believe the override for GP's 7600 is 1100 or 11.0.0 as GFX1030 is RDNA2 (6800 XT).
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
What is a 'procotol algebra'? I googled the term but didn't find anything that seemed relevant.
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
Ollama serves multiple versions, you can get Q8_0 from it too: ollama run deepseek-r1:8b-llama-distill-q8_0 The real value from the unsloth ones is that they were uploaded before R1 appeared on Ollama's model list.
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
What are some cases where 'they/them/their' does not work, but 'he/him/his' does? As for neopronouns like 'zir', I don't think I ever actually encountered anyone who uses them, either o
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
This article really grates me the wrong way. A company selling an AI product saying the following about AI sceptics: > All you crazy MFs are completely overlooking the fact that software engineering exists as a discipline because you can
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
Yiannopoulos is an... interesting case in general. Apparently[1] he declared himself to be "ex-gay", 'demoted' his husband to housemate, and is treating his homosexuality 'like an addiction'. His future plans i
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
Calling a person by the wrong pronoun is insulting, simple as that. The social convention is: "I say 'he' if and only if the person in question is male". Thus, calling for instance a transgender woman 'he' or a
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
According to TechPowerUp, idle power is absolutely fine, but only if you enable ASPM: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/intel-arc-b580/38.html I guess GN did not enable ASPM?
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by ColonelPhantom 2y ago
> On long roads where every other country would give right of way to the long road because it works together with the natural psychology of driving on a long continuous road, in the Netherlands they will give right of way to small side s

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