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Pragmata
6d ago
My brother, they acquired root on a machine they should not have had access to. How confident are you that the machines they acquire root on in the future will never hold any model weights?
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8d ago
it was but i max out on context so it doesn't all fit with kv cache etc...
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8d ago
I got a RTX5080 as primary and a RTX3050 (8gb) as secondary. I always max out on context size so that means i need to split the model between both gpus + offload some into system ram when using LM studio. I'm guessing that is what acco
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9d ago
I've been using it for the past few days, and it runs really well! I usually get 7 token/s using llama or lm studio, but this inference recipe runs at a smooth 80 tokens per second. Genuinely very usable, and fully local!
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Run QWEN3.8 27B on 16gb Nvidia GPUs
(github.com)
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9d ago
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12d ago
>It's not easy but it's also not impossible, you have to actually value your privacy enough to do the work of establishing it. It is literally illegal. Are you suggesting that we must commit crimes?
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26d ago
Every reasonable person.
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1mo ago
You understand that hospitals have more costs than just aspirin, right? Depreciation, amortization, utilities, rent, taxes, maintenance, salaries, etc... Its all coming out of revenue.
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1mo ago
>ACA has saved tons of lives. The ACA has killed a whole lot more lives than it has saved by causing healthcare costs to spiral up. If you begin with something that is obviously incorrect and trivially debunkable, perhaps that's ind
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1mo ago
Am i misreading it, or does it do as good in benchmarks as Opus 4.6? Am i seriously running something that good locally? Gotta test it out
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2mo ago
where are you getting that deadline from?
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2mo ago
Apparently you can do the same by simply running it without reasoning, while giving it a thinking tool... >guys you do know you can just disable thinking, and instead give it a "deep_think" tool, and it will call it with intern
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2mo ago
So you're worried that the shareholders are paying their employees too much? Come on now. You're just upset and lashing out without considering things. Touch grass man. Figure out what you actually want, and support policies that
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2mo ago
You understand any non-c-suite employee can also purchase equity if they work for a publicly traded company (like spaceX), right? You're complaining that c-suite are being "forced" to own equity, while regular employees get t
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2mo ago
The c-suite are also employees, they are not entitled to the profits you were complaining about. Once more you demonstrate a fundamental misunderstanding of the topic you're talking about.
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2mo ago
What other people make has exactly zero bearing on your expenses. Yes, if a Mcdonalds employee is struggling, it is almost without exception 100% his own fault.
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2mo ago
>What is profit margin but waste? Compensation for the risks taken and opportunity cost lost by doing this instead of something else. Are you serious? I suggest you re-evaluate your priors because you're spouting things that demonst
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2mo ago
Sure you can, just not in certain specific locations.
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2mo ago
Thank you for ignoring the request and not providing the simple link i requested. Also, from your own link: >Is It Illegal to Be Homeless >No US law makes the status of being homeless a crime. You cannot face arrest simply for not hav
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2mo ago
Please link the relevant law that makes it illegal to be homeless in texas.
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2mo ago
I also haven't been a millionaire, but that doesn't mean i don't know how to earn money. Sorry, your appeals to emotion aren't effective, and your arguments do not agree with reality. There is no able bodied person in th
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2mo ago
I can assure you, in most places you will not be fined or put in prison for not having a home. In most places the local council, or charities will help provide you shelter even if only on a temporary basis. Your statement is not in line wit
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2mo ago
It's not. Regardless i sincerely doubt people in that situation are taking up the least expensive option available.
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2mo ago
>The problem with giving financial advice to people is that many struggle to pay their rent. If you're struggling to pay rent... Your quality of life is too high and you need to reduce it. Straight up. This isn't a wealth inequ
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2mo ago
Would it be possible to use this for kimi k3? what are the limitations
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2mo ago
Would you hold that standard towards Angola in 1973? The vast majority of its inhabitants were portuguese citizens with the exact same rights and duties as any other portuguese citizen in Lisbon. The majority of that territory (and certainl
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2mo ago
>Gibraltar has been part of the UK for over 300 years and the people are all UK citizens. Is this your standard for whether or not something is colonialism? Do you apply it consistently throughout, even when its inconvenient for you?
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3mo ago
https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/article/gericht-bestaetigt-k... You're right, it's about the injunction. Can you explain how he is supposed to house and feed a family of 5 on 500€ a month? Or is this a "
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3mo ago
>Ha even if this was true (it’s not) You haven't met many accountants i see. Regardless that's not what he is saying. If there is an acceptable margin of error for humans, we should be able to measure it for AI, and once AI is
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3mo ago
Is it possible to run this into an agent? pi, claude code, etc..? I've only tried it with LM studio, but i'm guessing this is a bit different
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