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4mo ago
Hopefully now you understand why people want smaller models.
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When I decided to run codex with Qwen 3.5 27b running on my local machine. Up to that point the most success I have had was with using chat interferences as a Stack Overflow replacement. That was my first real taste of agentic programming,
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I am not a "third party" on my own computer.
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I like using my computer.
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The non-MLX versions just dropped on Ollama. gemma4:12b-it-q8_0, gemma4:12b-it-bf16, etc.
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Rclone supports Dropbox. That would be my go-to way. It is more generic, and can be used with many other storage services. For extra unixy-ness, it can even provide a FUSE interface for the remote.
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Malicious, not malformed. Malformed would include buggy software, which is not right. Malware intentionally acts against the users will. Buggy software unintentionally acts against the users will.
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4mo ago
A little malware is still malware.
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"Computer virus" is the wrong term, because it (neither Windows nor Gmail) does not spread and replicate itself through technical means. Computer viruses are a subset of malware, and it is more correct to say the general term in t
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Is this Mac only? Or is that an Ollama issue that it only supports this release of models on Mac? It seems like every tag with the MLX badge is only supported on Mac[0], and that includes all of the tags in this release. [0] https:/&#
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> I think we’re all used to user-hostile software these days [...] Malware. Call it what it is. Software that intentionally subverts and acts against the user’s intent is malware. It’s important to call malware what it is because people
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Is that a surprise? When has GitHub been known for Open Source?
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@cImport is dead. It's not moving anywhere, it's being deleted. The build system allows you to expose C libraries as Zig modules that can be imported with the normal @import builtin.
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Last commit was 3 years ago. Would be cool to see this updated to the latest zig! There have been a lot of advancements since then.
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hn title mangling strikes again.
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It was a fitness wristband. The kid probably didn't even know it used Bluetooth.
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Most cities have alternatives to driving simply because they geometrically have to. When I say there should be viable alternatives to driving everywhere, I mean small, rural towns as well. I live in a well-connected, medium sized city in th
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Many people don't know "when it makes sense". This highlights when it does not make sense.
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The remote can be a shared directory that multiple users have access to, and the working directory is private where each user only has private read + write access.
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We need viable, safe, comfortable alternatives to driving everywhere.
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As you mentioned, electric bicycles flatten terrains (so do wide gear ranges), and jackets neutralize climate. There seriously isn't anywhere that is inappropriate to cycle. The only major limiting factor for people feeling comfortable
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A company can be successful without dominating the world.
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Counter point: https://kagi.com/stats About 70k people are paying at least $5 a month. I've been using the $25 a month plan for nearly 3 years now. I imagine Kagi is doing alright.
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How do you know what Aloha does?
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Nope! I should have elaborated, but by "graphics in mind" I meant full support for graphical applications. I want it to be a Wayland compositor. It would either be used as a top level compositor like EXWM, or as a nested composito
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I'm familiar. The difference is that this is targeting source compatibility with existing Elisp. I don't feel like that is worth it for most people who would be interested in what I want to build.
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Did you mean to reply to someone else? You can set the date manually on the Daylight and even if you have trouble, you can just use a different app. It's just Android.
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I'm writing this reply on a Daylight Computer. I can't reco it enough. It's been my primary mobile device over a year now
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There are other people who can and will support it. Let them.
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Ooo this is nice. I may have to try to get this working with my personal setup using Emacs and Sway. My long term vision is to make an Emacs implementation that is compatible only in philosophy. It would use Guile instead of Elisp, default
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