Lapel2742

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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> that the comparisons would be extremely unfavorable. Why should they compare apples to oranges? Ministral3 Large costs ~1/10th of Sonnet 4.5. They clearly target different users. If you want a coding assistant you probably wouldn
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
Of course, he shot himself in the foot but that’s what AI companies are pushing. They’re promoting the idea of running multiple agents in parallel. How long will it take before most people grow exhausted from constantly acknowledging reques
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
They seem to artificially create filter bubbles, echo chambers and rage. They do that just for the money. They divide societies. For example: (Trap of Social Media Algorithms: A Systematic Review of Research on Filter Bubbles, Echo Chambers
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> it's how the algorithms promote engagement. They are destroying our democratic societies and should be heavily regulated. The same will become true for AI.
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> Gnome is very keyboard centric. ... and misses the fact that not every valid computer use is keyboard centric too. Sometimes I use my mouse and I do not want to switch to the keyboard and no, my life is not about being most productive
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
Tray icons shouls be supported by default too but won't.
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
Because some times you are doing stuff that is more mouse centric and it is more comfortable to continue using the mouse.
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
Don't get me wrong, KDE is a great desktop. There is nothing I can point out especially. I do not like the feel of KDE. It's just my opinion, not law.
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> As someone who has never really clicked with virtual desktop, this doesn’t work for me. This feels like such a glaring omission of a convention that has been around for decades (even in past versions of Gnome). As someone who uses Gnom
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> I really wonder how people like Nigel Farage sleep at night. These people have no morals or ethics. They are psychopaths that only care for themselves. Even if it comes at devastating costs for others. Brexit was a complete success, f
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> and book a flight ticket using your saved credentials. Let me fix that: > and book a flight ticket *from the airline with the highest bid* using your saved credentials.
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> Everything before CoPilot was pretty standard CEO stuff. Sure it was. Just as OP wrote: > From a user's perspective, everything has gotten steadily worse under his reign.
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> I'd be happy if Firefox was a Chromium patched with better extension support and a mobile version. The main reason I still use Firefox is that it is the only serious engine beside chromium and I do not want Google to get a monopol
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
>> [...] achieving state-of-the-art performance in mathematical and *coding tasks* [...] And it fails at one of the simplest coding tasks where a Granite model at nearly half the size has no problems. It's probably an important d
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> Hetzner is German? Yes. Hetzner is a German company from Gunzenhausen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hetzner
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure that this is some kind of scientific achievement that I do not fully understand but the real world use cases for this model seem to be very limited. I gave it two tasks. "Create a new and original story in 500 word
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> > Keeping users safe on Android is our top priority. Somebody tell them that I do not want to be kept safe by Big Brother.
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
In my case it's very useful for learning purposes or for quick questions when I'm unsure where to even start looking for information. LLMs are useful. I just do not believe that they are that useful that it is worth the money put
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> No way to know if that is true, but if it indeed is the case, then from business point of view, it makes sense for them to make their model meet the expectation of users even. It makes sense if your target is the general public talking
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
Couldn't agree more. As a European: Yes, there's a lot (and I mean A LOT!) of things that could be improved but for all that is bad, it could be much worse. Especially when you look around. There are only few countries I would per
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
> [...] infected with the woke mind virus [...] I won't argue other than telling you: That's peak American infighting and I'm not American. I leave a citation of Arthur Schopenhauer, a famous philosopher, here. Maybe it be
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
That's why I wrote "neo-nazi" and not Nazi. I'm German and I listened to all the stories my grandparents told me about the Nazi reign. In my my opinion he is f'ing Neo-nazi and if he isn't he behaves like one w
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by Lapel2742 11mo ago
At least they seem to be actively working on it: https://gitlab.opencode.de/bmi/opendesk They have some real users too. I know of some out of my head. According to ChatGPT: - Robert Koch Institute (RKI) – entered a con
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by Lapel2742 1y ago
> I'd love to load this up on the old 2080ti with 128gb of vram and play, even slowly. I think you mean ram and no vram. AFAIK this is a 30b moe model with 3b active parameters. Comparable to the Qwen3 MOE model. If you do not expe
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by Lapel2742 1y ago
> I ended up going with Logseq for many reasons - yes it appears to be less mature however that doesn't mean that it is inferior by any measure (and open-source) If I remember correctly it was inferior to Obsidian because Logseq use
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by Lapel2742 1y ago
> “In my house”, we used something called SideKick Plus (1984), which wasn’t really a code editor: it was more of a Personal Information Management (PIM) system with a built-in notepad. Finally! Someone who still remembers the best softw
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by Lapel2742 1y ago
> The only ones who lose are those who are want to do boring work instead of something creative. Yes! I'm pretty sure the guy working his ass of at the factory does so because brain surgeon doesn't pay enough... Is this the nex
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by Lapel2742 1y ago
> factories with no humans on the assembly line. Not an American myself, but why should that be good for ordinary American citizens? Few people make loads of money, some Gen-Xer secure the value of their 401k and the younger ones are out
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by Lapel2742 1y ago
> reasoning produces way better results I doubt the whole concept of calling it "thinking" or "reasoning". If it's automated context engineering, call it that. The bullshit is in the terms used.
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by Lapel2742 1y ago
> If someone told you that an LLM helped them solve a particular hard problem, they aren't necessarily bullshitting. Yes, they clearly are not bullshitting. They would be bullshitting if they would tell me that the LLM "thinks&

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