Zetaphor

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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Use a different browser. Firefox works great. You're trying to negotiate with terrorists.
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Local models are increasingly becoming capable of taking on serious coding tasks that I would have previously sent to a frontier lab
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Most are using SXM sockets which would require an adapter to pcie
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Most of the people making this argument vastly overestimate the quality of engineering and discipline that behind the software powering most corporations. CRUD apps are likely to be the most prominent type of application across industries,
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
It's worth mentioning pangram is more confident in it's positive detections than it's negative ones, as stated by the founder in an interview on the most recent ThursdAI episode
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Touch grass
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Bonus points if the body panels don't fall off and it can drive through a puddle
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Python was a choice offered during the ideation phase but I chose to go with the C++ implementation
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
I'm a heavy Linux user interested in accessibility and I didn't even know this existed.
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Their pattern here of immediately going on the offensive to even the smallest amount of inquiry or criticism is totally normal and not at all suspicious. Maybe they're just having a bad day. Friendly reminder that you don't have t
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Yeah I'm not reading all that. Good luck with your repo
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
No, I only use open source agents, weird of you to assume that I would make an exception just for agents. My threat model is that trust is earned, not given away to complete strangers who act hostile to simple inquiries. I was sincerely int
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
I'll say it, he's going to end up inciting action from the people with nothing left to lose. It's happened once already and frankly I'm surprised it didn't happen sooner. He's regularly talking about how we sho
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Can you elaborate on why you feel this way? I'm not going to trust a closed source binary with anything related to my personal projects
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
This page doesn't tell me anything useful about what this feature does or how it works. The attached screenshot is pointless. I assume the actual information is in the embedded Youtube video. YouTube is not an acceptable alternative to
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
I don't think the accessibility story on Linux is comprehensive enough to make this possible unfortunately. Especially with Wayland. One advantage Mac apps have is they're all targeting the same underlying OS primitives, which is
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
I've got Opus crunching on it now, will update when I have it finished and published Edit: https://github.com/Zetaphor/whatcable-linux Running on my Fedora KDE machine right now. Also includes a CLI so you could w
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by Zetaphor 5mo ago
Terse sentences? This is how I naturally write and think out loud and I assure you I'm not an LLM
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
I understand wanting your software to be well optimized, but at no point in my years of using VSCode have I ever actually had to care about how much RAM it's using. I have 32GB, I'm going to use it.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
I host my PDS on a server from Racknerd that costs me $15/year
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
> Self-audit your public audio footprint. Search YouTube, podcast directories, and old Zoom recording This is suggestion #1 on your list of remediation steps for victims, but you didn't provide any information on how anyone would ac
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
This is the same guy who said OpenClaw was the most important software release ever. Statements like this make me question how technically competent these tech CEOs are
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
> looks like you declared win argument, because you now see that 2.6 was released, but at that time your opponents argument stand. Their argument was based entirely on speculation, but stated as a matter of fact, despite Alibaba making v
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
My IDE has nicer tooling for things like diffs, and has all of my LSP's configured which the harness can utilize
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
In every one of these threads for a new Chinese open weights model, it's always the same tired discussion of how this is all actually a psyop by the Chinese government to undermine US interests and it can't answer questions about
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
I'll ask you the same thing I asked the other guy. How is a an open weights model that I can run on my own hardware without an internet connection going to exfiltrate my trade secrets to the Chinese government?
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
How exactly do you propose that a local weights model that I can run without an internet connection is going to exfiltrate my trade secrets to the Chinese government?
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Exactly, more large nations should be establishing or fostering their own labs. Outside of the Chinese and US companies there's really only Mistral.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
That sentence is giving OpenAI way more credit than they are due. They released a single open model after being goaded by the community because everyone except "Open"AI were multiple generations into open releases. We haven't
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
This entire argument isn't even worth engaging with. There's always that one guy in every thread who wants to die on this hill. The problem they claim is important can be resolved, because we have the weights. I can't do fuck

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