Zetaphor

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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
Exactly, no game is worth installing a rootkit for
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
Good news! https://9to5linux.com/kdes-new-css-based-style-engine-union-...
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
I'm someone who uses tens of millions of tokens each month, almost exclusively with open weight models that I run on my own hardware. That said you are taking the wrong approach here, this type of mentality is only going to further rad
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
That's not really how the experts in an MoE work. They activate on token probabilities and are activated on every token. You don't necessarily have a discrete math expert and a discrete physics expert. And if it were you would sti
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
I am unfamiliar with his work, can you provide sources for his past incorrect predictions?
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
Something powered by an LLM is going to end up being the tool that makes this accessible in the way it always should have been, and that gives me complex feelings.
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
This was covered in the issue itself, in fact the issue is pretty well documented with regards to the packaging: > Publish an official Claude Desktop build for Linux, targeting the two current Ubuntu LTS releases (and Debian) as a signed
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
Qwen 3.6 35B-A3B and 27B both at Q8 on a Strix Halo machine
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
You're supporting the developers original work at that price. There's plenty of cheaper devices that take that original work and just throw it on some chips
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
I want to reduce my dependency on companies like Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic. Aside from the concerns of data sharing I'm also not a fan of how they run their operations, for example Anthropic now using xAI's Colossus data cente
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
> Daniel Lemire’s blog is one of the top 50 most popular blogs on Hacker News, the standard tech news aggregation site. Citation needed
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
I think they're maybe confusing Skills and MCP servers
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
That is their actual account. We have this discussion every time they post something sadly
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
They clearly missed that part where I said I'm on mobile. That half a page is a lot longer on a smaller screen. Also I still want to see a picture or video of this running on actual hardware!
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
There isn't a single image of the device on mobile, I was confused because I thought this was a VST
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
Obsidian is just a client that uses markdown files stored locally, so yes, since the files are typically on the same machine as the agent harness
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
You should definitely check out his YouTube series if you haven't seen it and want more context
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by Zetaphor 4mo ago
People forget these things learned to speak English by reading conversations like this.
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
A local model doesn't have downtime. No you can't be as hands off with it as something like Claude, but isn't that a good thing?
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
You're still ignoring their mention of the wider economy. The banks were bailed out, but everyone downstream of them still felt the brunt of the impact, atop paying for that bailout with tax dollars.
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Correct, I have local hardware, not infinite money.
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
There's a lot of valuable things that can be done in that range, especially when token costs aren't a concern. Not every problem requires SOTA
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
The UHK also supports mouse keys. I own both the 60v2 and the newer UHK 80 (I was a beta tester), these keyboards are my final destination. The only reason I would consider a change is if they released an ortholinear layout.
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
I wear ear plugs every night. The disposable foam ones are good enough to prevent me from being woken up by my partner getting ready before me, but I would most certainly hear a fire alarm. I'm laying in bed right now with them in and
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
If that isn't already a violation of the developer account ToS, it would be in short order. The dialog is about keeping normal non-technical users (Apple's primary market) from straying away from the App Store where they can colle
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
This is not the developer choosing what software can run on their computer, this is Apple choosing for you and then you having to go disable protections (with what implications?) to then be able to choose what software you run. This has mor
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
How does anyone who cares about open source or even development more generally see this and go "Yeah that's the OS I want to use"? I genuinely don't understand why so many developers are willing to compromise so much for
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
By what measure? HTML as they're describing it here includes CSS and presumably Javascript. Markdown has only a handful of elements and they're all more human readable in their unrendered form. Show both to someone who has never s
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Yes. Was that supposed to be a gotcha? Local models are becoming more useful, and I still remember how to write code.
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Changing the browser is an order of magnitude less friction than changing browsers. The UX in every browser is essentially the same, that's not the case between Windows, Mac, and the various DE's on Linux

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