Lwerewolf

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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
All show no go is the trend these days - and not just with cars.
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
Only guarantee that you can get is the sandbox in which it operates. The model itself is a slot machine and can result in anything, and if its sandbox is nonexistent... here's one possibility.
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
187 N/A BSFC @ 2000rpm and open throttle. Tried emulating a DI 2GR-FXE. Seems a bit optimistic, but still fun to play with.
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
Re: energy specifically - I think "psychological state" is the main thing. Once there's a will, there's a way. Make it not draining on your psyche to explore new stuff and you're good to go. This really is as simple
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
The ones in cars need to be heated up quite a bit in order to work, and you still need reference air. Otherwise, I'm pretty sure that CO2 isn't a problem but rather an indication of a lack of oxygen in the first place, so it techn
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
Same with ds4-flash. Low power is 13t/s vs 26t/s, power usage is ~30w vs ~100-120w. I still use high power because my m5 max is basically a server with built-in UPS and screen (and an off-work media machine, blender cycles toy, et
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
Modding communities are still going. Kids, afaik, are still playing around with hosting minecraft servers or whatever is en vogue/cool/meta/etc nowadays. DIY 8-bit computers are gaining popularity. IMO the fact that something
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
+ it lowers humidity and moves air.
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
DS4-Flash definitely stands its ground when I'm obviously wrong (i.e. me reading ifneq as ifeq for several minutes straight), and I've seen at least once a "thinking" trace that was almost verbatim "the user has cha
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by Lwerewolf 3mo ago
The apple silicon chips basically beat everything in bandwidth. Highest amount of memory controllers (i.e. channels) for a given capacity. That's the main party trick.
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
My 2nd hand ~$200 (minus a 256gb SSD upgrade) T400 was the best laptop I've ever had. Comfy everything, best laptop keyboard I've ever had, not worrying about dropping it on concrete from 2 meters (on the big extended battery, no
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
...and then you have hypervisor-based cheats, hardware cheats and whatnot. I'd say that AI flagging of suspicious cases + additional targeted scrutiny is the way forward - for competitive platforms, that is. That, and trust factor - I
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
I'm just (occasionally) vocal - i.e. overall a minority. Pretty sure there's way, way, _way_ more people that just quietly do this. I'd even say that the current market makes you appreciate such companies even more. p.s. a bi
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
I get to support people that are very involved in making sure that a long list of x86 win32 software that I want to be able to run plays well with linux and osx (not-quite-directly, but the crossover folks are on it) - regardless of whether
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
+100 on this. In addition, if you don't outsource your thinking and you're willing to go through all this, you absolutely don't need the top tier models.
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
mbp16 m5 max 128gb, antirez/ds4, deepseekv4-flash. Works well for relatively dense (let's say <20k LoC per project) C codebases that are essentially a bunch of custom specialized stores, http servers, network infra, media trans
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
At low effort (i.e. active recovery can-do-this-all-day-every-day) levels, it's quite efficient. That assumes that you're fine with whatever let's say ~120w continuous can get you, which is what the m5 max 16'' mbp
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
Kill 3 boars, 3 spiders, 3 wolves. Forgot to tell you they share spawns so if you don't find any of X, kill Y & Z until X spawns. :upsidedownface:
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by Lwerewolf 4mo ago
Far from everybody is using it for massive code generation - code size is still very much a liability. I currently use it (ds4-flash, local, code isn't open to non-local) to modify and trim a certain internal project for a different us
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by Lwerewolf 5mo ago
Given that you can run quantized flash on 128g ram, and there's a heavy focus around it (DS4)... I'd say that it's pretty feasible for a decent amount of devs. Never thought I'd buy an MBP but here we are. n.b. I can&#x2
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by Lwerewolf 6mo ago
Ehh... can't really hit "chatbot" limits on the $20 plan. Pretty sure the limits are not token based for that in the first place, and if it spews out a ton of stuff, it takes me longer to go through it and I end up asking it
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by Lwerewolf 6mo ago
This. They recently made "efficient" even more verbose, my custom instructions can't suppress it properly anymore. These "little" changes are incredibly annoying.
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by Lwerewolf 7mo ago
Just dust and echoes. (:
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by Lwerewolf 8mo ago
I wonder what ECC is for. So, unless you're Google and you're having to deal with "mercurial cores"... Also, sorry, but what did I just actually attempt to read?
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by Lwerewolf 8mo ago
Re: $1k/day on tokens - you can also build a local rig, nothing "fancy". There was a recent thread here re: the utility of local models, even on not-so-fancy hardware. Agents were a big part of it - you just set a task and it
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by Lwerewolf 8mo ago
On that note, I could also comfortably fit a couple of chat windows (skype) on a 17'' CRT (1024x768) back in those days. It's not just the "browser-based resource hog" bit that sucks - non-touch UIs have generally b
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by Lwerewolf 9mo ago
FoundationDB's approach - look up their testing framework. I've worked in a company that, for all intents and purposes, had the same thing - single thread & multi process everything (i.e. process per core), asserts in prod (li
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by Lwerewolf 9mo ago
Re: "yes men" - critical thinking always helps. I kind of treat their responses like a random written down shower thought - malicious without scrutiny. Same with anything that you haven't gone over properly, really. The advan
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by Lwerewolf 9mo ago
This kind of works for me, GPT 5.2: Base style & tone - Efficient Characteristics - Defaults (they must've appeared recently, haven't played with them) Custom instructions: "Be as brief and direct as possible. No warmth,
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by Lwerewolf 10mo ago
Same with doing things in RAM as well. Sequential writes and cache-friendly reads, which b-trees tend to achieve for any definition of cache. Some compaction/GC/whatever step at some point. Nothing's fundamentally changed, ri

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