Flere-Imsaho

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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
1. Of course it is. That is how models are built. They are not always correct of course, but it's the best we have. 2. We need to choose the cheapest energy option at the time. If renewables are cheaper then great, but making the poor
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
You guys see ads on YouTube? Brave browser is a thing by the way.
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by Flere-Imsaho 2mo ago
The statistics for the number of deaths from climate-based disasters is clear: fewer and fewer people are dying the richer the world becomes. In fact the decrease in deaths is very significant: "Annual climate-disaster deaths averaged
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
This is what I've been focusing on. Writing good user stories, defining the definition of "done", acceptance testing. Thinking about the high level design decisions. Never thinking about how I'm going to implement featur
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
I'm not sure to be fair, but they do have constant "token anxiety", which I simply don't have anymore since using v4 flash.
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
Indeed. My fellow software engineers keep complaining about using up all their Claude tokens within an hour... Whilst I'll be rocking DS flash for the entire day. Sure it gets a few things wrong here and there, but that's when you
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
Ah thankyou I missed that, good to hear.
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
No mention of whether the robot's models run locally or in the cloud. Ie. Does it require an internet connection? For a robot to be in my house it would have to run locally, there's no way I'm allowing one that runs in the c
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
Yes but someone who has access to that kind of hardware can distill down to a smaller model that is specialised for a specific task. I don't need my local model to be an oracle for everything, I want a coding AI, one that knows medici
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
> "I just don’t want to use Docker for development – if your dependencies are so sprawling that you’ve lost track of how to install them on a new machine, why do you have so many?" I mean, there's a perfectly good solution
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Open Source AI Rebel Alliance(time.com)
3 points by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
> Did leaving the EU actually fixed anything for the UK? Yes - it fixed the attribution of our problems. Politicians, leaders, judges, etc will find it harder to "blame the EU" - when then blame is squarely on them. This will
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
Here in the UK, a large proportion of the population still think the EU is a good idea... Despite all the evidence proving otherwise.
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by Flere-Imsaho 3mo ago
> Reading this made me remember why I stopped playing my Xbox One: never-ending updates. My experience with Steam is very similar (I don't have it run on startup because I like my PC to do other things from playing games). Online up
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
Honestly I've seen google maps suggest some absurd routes, especially to avoid 1 minute of traffic on the motorway. Always best to double check the routing suggestion.
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
Probably Proxmox. Veeam support is relatively new.
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
Sort of like how ants in a colony produce a working "society" that no individual ant could muster.
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
Instead of openrouter (which is admittedly a good service) I've switched to EU only servers via https://cortecs.ai/ If you hunt in the settings you can restrict your account to only use EU servers for inference... Whic
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
> Are these phone processors really as compute-pet-watt efficient as a regular data center processor? I have no numbers to back up my argument, but smart phones are very power efficient by their nature are they not? I can play a 3d game,
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
This is such a cool project. I run a Tor Snowflake node, so the of concept of enthusiasts contributing to a decentralised network interests me. However it does worry me that I've never heard of acurast... I consider myself pretty well
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
Indeed: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce83pj1ggmeo In the uk you can very much be imprisoned for "hate speech", which in my view is a form of censorship.
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
The UK gov disagrees with you: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/04/uk-govs-mythos-ai-tests-h... https://www.aisi.gov.uk/blog/our-evaluation-of-claude-mythos...
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by Flere-Imsaho 4mo ago
This is why locally running LLMs must be the future. We don't all need PHD level AIs to answer 99% of our queries, or to teach us a new thing. I'd encourage everyone to learn how to run and deploy local LLMs, even if they are no
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
> Despite all the liars telling me gaming is easier on Linux than Windows, most new games have some sort of issues launching with default settings. CC is able to dive into both the exact error logs and the recent community feedback on wh
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
I'm assuming you saw this from yesterday: https://www.anthropic.com/institute/recursive-self-improveme... We are at the foot of a very sharp upward trajectory.
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
I'm not convinced that's where we are heading. LLMs are really good at explaining things ("explain to me like I'm a 5 year old").
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
Yes I've taken the "must optimise longevity" route, taking priority over other things such as my career and hobbies. I want to see the future - all this AI stuff fascinates me.
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
Yeah the future is probably a number of highly specialised small models you can run on your own hardware rather than massive frontier models in the cloud. That's what I'm betting on anyway.
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
I worked in the games industry from 2000 to 2010 in the UK... We very much did crunch.
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by Flere-Imsaho 5mo ago
The fact that having ads on a product designed for reading is so dystopian. A great new term has recently entered the lexicon to describe this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification

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