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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> qwen3.6-27b Q6_k That's the dense model, you probably want a mixture-of-experts (MoE) one. Here's what you probably want instead: https://huggingface.co/unsloth/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-GGUF
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> they don't have the data to optimize a model of that size. So where does humanity cap out? The statement more or less implies that there's a ceiling of our ability to train models which might be below what LLMs are capable
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> tools that let users build personalized mini apps tailored to their needs. We’ve reinvented Java Applets. I mean, I do like the idea behind that sort of stuff, it’s just that all sorts of little things break along the way. For example,
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I mean if I was one of the enterprises or someone that wants VC funding, I'd be pretty upset at the state of things. But if it's a bunch of huge orgs and investors sinking their money into a bet that may or may not work out, I for
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
It's cool that you can customize GIMP like that! I never really had an issue with the program UI, though. Maybe because I also never went through the trouble of pirating/buying Photoshop to get used to it. Their new effects system
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Then they sound good, same as basic computer literacy classes!
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Here's one of the three mentioned reasons why they're cheap: > Swapping models and inflating tokens. Because users’ inputs and model outputs are mediated through a proxy, users cannot verify which model their request was actual
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> Thus far most of the buzz and marketing has been entirely negative from people who are against AI. To me it seems like quite a lot of it is also by people who spent years maintaining a codebase just to have the metaphorical rug be pull
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Sounds like a startup idea to me! Admittedly, the friction and the fact that you have to pay would prevent a lot of legitimate people from participation which sucks. AI is really throwing a wrench in the economics of software development, i
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Also they have a pretty big token discount running this month: https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/ Even without the discount, I'll have to think about whether I need the 100 EUR tier of Anthrop
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
I mean, since Opus 4.6 came out, that rings more and more true. You still have to babysit the output, do some planning and be proactive about ways to do things better… but 80-90% isn’t out of the question if you’re in the domains that are w
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
> This may be the largest AI-generated codebase right now, by a lot. I'm sure there's lots of other large scale applications of AI, just not many/any projects that are open source and so high profile - with the changes bei
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
Hear me out, what if we rewrote Deno in Zig?
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
That's pretty... brave? Not releasing it in parallel and spending a few months testing it against the old mainline version to surface issues BEFORE a potential merge?
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
I got the 8 GB version of the M1 Mac Book air for a freelance stuff where I had to ship stuff for iOS as well. Really wish I had gone for the 16 GB version, since I had no idea just how bad the memory situation would eventually get. That sa
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
I daily drive Windows 11 (with WSL) and with some tweaks it feels okay: the O&O ShutUp10++ utility (or any number of similar ones, as long as you trust them), some group policy, maybe Everything if you want fast search, LibreOffice inst
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
Seems like those “rewrite in Rust” folks had a point after all (the viability of it for any number of projects being another thing entirely).
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
What would you use it for that other machines are unsuitable for? Carrying stuff? Helping with somewhat heavy construction tasks? The torso seems a bit too in the way of the hands to be useful for anything. I mean, it looks cool but might b
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
> Its no closer to that than it was 4 years ago. There are people and companies out there releasing entire vibe coded projects and for some upwards of 80% of the code they develop is AI-assisted/generated. Since around the end of 20
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
> Yes, about 2-5% of the time. There are also those for whom that percentage is higher, let’s say 6-50%. > I understand things and then apply my ability to formulate solutions The AI is coming for that too. You might just be lucky to
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
Seems like a nice language https://ziglang.org/learn/why_zig_rust_d_cpp/ Maybe I should write some code in it sometime.
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
Unless the tests are written against logic that is in of itself subtly wrong and even the structure of code and what methods there are is wrong - so even your unit tests would have to be rewritten because the units are structured badly. It’
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
Vouching for this comment because my friend confided in me a week ago that her manager also does this and is like “oh yeah, here’s 80% done, you just do the rest so we can ship it” when a large part of it is slop that needs to be rewritten,
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
A small launcher for Claude Code, to make switching between different providers and configurations easier: https://ccode.kronis.dev/ For example, if I downgrade from Max to Pro I'd still be able to use the subscription
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
I don't even track the clicks, at this point the shortener is just an Apache2 container with a long config file and some shell scripts for me adding new links: https://blog.kronis.dev/blog/sometimes-dropbox-is-just
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
Author here, just pushed a quick update to the article. To be fair, compared to the prices of Certum and other providers if you ever want to sign something for Windows, perhaps Apple isn't uniquely overpriced (they all seem to be that
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Zed Is Pretty Nice(blog.kronis.dev)
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
> if they saw the risk as large enough. If you expose people to the true risks instead of allowing them to be ignorant, the conclusion that they might come to is that they shouldn’t develop software at all.
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
CC can use the Flash model for sub-agents and other tasks but keep using the Pro model for the main thread and thinking there. It also has a decent permission system and commands that people are quite used to. Personally I’d say that the cl
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by KronisLV 6mo ago
> Automation helps eliminate the silly mistakes that come with manual, repetitive work. We could have easily gone around asking "Why didn't SVN prevent us from deleting trunk?" Do both? Question bad design and then do what

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