IronWolve

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by IronWolve 3mo ago
With AI and all the new projects/forks/updates, github is one busy place. I wasn't browsing /trending on github until I started using AI, wanting to see what cool projects people are working on.
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by IronWolve 3mo ago
I noticed this, when it was only read a few files from my project, and I had to ask it to read ALL the files. I then had it make a mistakes file and write every mistake, so it would learn, it kinda worked but it would still make the mistake
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by IronWolve 3mo ago
I think things are moving fast, tested that new vibethink-3B, works on many small tasks/fast, and playing with ornith-35B with a draft vibethinker-3b as a draft gave me some good speed/results. Was just trying to see how small I c
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by IronWolve 4mo ago
Somewhat true, the finances might fall apart, might, for some of the biggest companies, but AI is exploding in services industries of all sizes. Also, ai hardware is lasting way longer than 1 year... So a bubble? maybe, too many assumpti
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by IronWolve 4mo ago
Having issues with coding a render for good looking realistic smoke coming off burning incense, opus 4.8 & gpt-5.5 both have code issues, glm-5.2 did it. Amazing. The real time 3d fluid dynamics appear to be the tricky part, I wish I st
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by IronWolve 4mo ago
Do people still use the K-Lite Codec Pack so their players have all the codecs installed? Or just use vlc?
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by IronWolve 4mo ago
I really liked when XP came out, and you could have both the clean 2000 look with advanced font rendering like cleartype. That was the perfect combo for desktop use. I had my xp running a blackbox 4win and coLinux/cygwin, then moved o
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by IronWolve 4mo ago
I wonder. I spin up tons of projects, but I do it differently. I'm also on windows. But I'm using a WSL linux vm to do the work. Then I have claude ./sync-to-windows, so the src is copied to a windows share via /mnt&#x2F
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by IronWolve 4mo ago
I'm a big fan of streaming radio, and been using apps for decades, so decided to make a modern version. Also, wanted to try AI coding out, and it worked out really well. Been having a blast. https://github.com/IronWol
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Tidy PSU – PD-64 C64 PSU Brings USB PD to Commodore 64(theoasisbbs.com)
17 points by IronWolve 4mo ago|5 comments
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by IronWolve 6mo ago
I made my first vibe coded game, made casino style slots with lines, bets, free plays, auto play, in a linux shell, with color graphics, amazed how well it came out. Amazed how well it came out, with fixing graphics and adding features.
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by IronWolve 7mo ago
Might be nice on older games that dont have 4k HD texture packs, or even games like Skyrim or replaying older Witcher 1&2. Its upto the user right? Let people play older games with some better looking gfx. Seems like an easy win, use
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by IronWolve 1y ago
About 50-75%, also depends on cpu workload and brightness. Running a VM will probably give you better life.
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Pro-Israel group hacks Iranian crypto exchange $90M, Throws away the money(fortune.com)
7 points by IronWolve 1y ago|2 comments
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Ford pulls plug on stocking EVs at regional hubs instead of dealer lots(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by IronWolve 2y ago|0 comments
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Lawsuit Alleges GM Illegally Sold Arkansans' Driving Data to Insurance Companies(insurancejournal.com)
6 points by IronWolve 2y ago|2 comments
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by IronWolve 2y ago
With all these long blog/news posts, been asking for a TLDR via AI. It does a good breakdown on thoughts vs actions. Then if it sounds interesting, then go back. Fabric app (oh github) works well ollama or lm-studio (and llm of choice)
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Whats the name of the books? Didnt see them in the article.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Pretty sure that latency and desktop improvement projects upped the timer for smoother mouse and windows movements also. Nice to see that it also improves application improvement of AI and encoders too.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
I've been using LLM's to do searches for awhile, its quicker and i get better results. What happens in the future when new issues are only mentioned in github, x or reddit, and a different LLM is trained on each, have to use 3 se
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VMware migrations expensive and time consuming, plan now, warns Gartner(theregister.com)
2 points by IronWolve 2y ago|0 comments
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Garmin Watch 30 days battery life Fitbit 5-7 days Apple 1 day
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Grok has real time data, and its very good at data like mpg/price/etc. I use it as a search engine replacement, and it has good data. so, it works for me
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Again, asking a LLM to parse data isn't real life, thats not how life works. And again, mentioning outsource/combine departs doesnt mean layoffs, and was not the objective of the query. If I ask it to give me the stats on gas cros
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by IronWolve 2y ago
It was just a task to find issues and didn't even mention layoffs, it just assumed, just like you. You do know asking chatgpt a question doesnt actually do anything in real life right?
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by IronWolve 2y ago
From a legal viewpoint, selfcheck mistakes make you a criminal, and the stores make money for going after you for a settlement. Its already happening for customer mistakes to be prosecuted and settlements (walmart is the biggest culprit).
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by IronWolve 2y ago
The political training in chatgpt has gotten in the way of asking funding and policy questions for basic questions. I gave it a budget and asked it to give me the programs/departments/etc that have little return of value, overruns
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Google will begin tracking your devices Feb 2025 Everything you need to know(content.techgig.com)
2 points by IronWolve 2y ago|0 comments
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Google Starts Tracking All Your Devices in 6 Weeks–Forget Chrome and Android(forbes.com)
3 points by IronWolve 2y ago|0 comments
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by IronWolve 2y ago
I wonder if Apple runs statistics on controls and sees if a setting isn't used as much by the common user, so power users (audiophiles/etc), are hurt by these decisions.

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