arcanemachiner

6 ms·

91.
by arcanemachiner 3mo ago
4.7 Flash is a small model that's almost a year old, which is ancient. And yes, your dinky GPU will not run anything worthwhile. Just spend $5 on OpenCode Go and give GLM 5.2 a shot if you have the time. It's not quite as good as
92.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
A second look is always useful when using these damn things.
93.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
The slop is breaching temporal containment!
94.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Provides access to AI models for a per-token fee. See OpenRouter, they are one of many.
95.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Billed at unsubsidized (and very expensive) API rates.
96.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
That rule can be followed, but it gets a little tricky when mixed up with the other ten thousand rules that it's following at any given time.
97.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Yes, and you will still not understand as well as if you had built it.
98.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Don't give it the necessary permissions to push to remote. I run mine in a container, so it doesn't have access to the SSH key I use to push.
99.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Opus is so damn slow that it's forced me to work on multiple items at a time, whenever possible. Waiting for one session? Just switch to another!
100.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
They didn't fork it, they post-trained on top of it.
101.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Sounds like you're in the Trough of Disillusionment.
102.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
You using models released this year? I hear this complaint a lot, and it's often due to using an old model which is not as good at tool calling as newer models.
103.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
You still have to manage/fight with the post-training that is baked into the model itself.
104.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Sounds like clear evidence that AI is dangerous and totally needs to be regulated, guys.
105.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Release date != saturation date
106.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
We must be in different communities... Qwen models are the most recommended ones that will actually run on local hardware that is accessible to the masses!
107.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
From what I understand, Codeberg is a pretty small nonprofit group.
108.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
OpenCode Go is a smoking deal IMO. You basically get 6x multiplier on the $10 price since you get $60 worth of usage for $10. And the first month is only $5 so it's even better. It goes pretty quick, but it's still a great deal. H
109.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
"Nitpicking"
110.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
The alt text of the first image describes it as the "Jalapeño inference chip". As a non-RTFA-er. I'm assuming it's a wafer-scale chip, similar to the ones made by Cerebras. EDIT: From TechRadar[0]: "The 300mm wafer
111.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
I would spend a dollar I'd it meant avoiding both of those companies.
112.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Pretty sure you need to use an older version of Codex for this to work.
113.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Isn't Fable just Mythos + prompt guardrails?
114.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
What if I need Claude-specific instructions?
115.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Claude Code supports native imports: `@AGENTS.md`
116.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
> integration, continuous maintenance, dealing with forced UI updates, supply chain exposure, and so on Not to mention enshittification, predatory prices increases, the supplier getting bought out, etc. The list goes on...
117.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
For that case, iOS could just run a system daemon to shuttle the app data to/from iCloud. The app itself should not need internet access for this. I have no idea if this is what already happens, but I feel like it might be. (Why would
118.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
And that's just the way things are.
119.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Well, that's what I get for being an idiot.
120.
by arcanemachiner 4mo ago
Interesting case. For the global ignore file, couldn't you just bind-mount that into the container?

More ›