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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Usually something like dsv4 running them. Depends in the horizon. It’s kind of an overnight thing for the project. Use matt pocock skills or similar. Build good spec. Iterate on it with a big model or your brain. Break it down into pieces a
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
It is the only possible way out. The level of tech debt can only be paid by more agents. But seriously, it is an actual bet you can make and it isn’t crazy sounding to me. Build a world where you have an edge with future models and can surv
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Work: Security engineering focused on securing authnz at hyperscale in our new agentic reality. What interests me? Agentic engineering, vulnerability discovery at massive scale. Vulnerability remediation at massive scale. Bounding agent non
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Have better agents rewrite it in the future.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
OpenRouter and Pi here now.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
I find 35B A3B viable as well, but your harness and runtime really matters to get tool calling and such dialed in. In fact, I would encourage you to experiment with it some as I find I get more reliable output from 35B A3B, though 27B is st
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Oh… definitely not enough text. LLMs don’t work like that. Hmm.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
You could build a tool like that and on a MBP with 48+ GB of RAM all of that can happen locally in terms of keeping your content locally. I am sort of an outliner and planner and I heavily use AI when writing documents for work. I don'
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
I am going to see what I can get out of this streaming from SSD vs. Qwen 27B. Laguna is a seriously impressive model. I already have a lot of success with 27B A3B.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
AOL existed…
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Same story as “Oh noes, Mythos too powerful”.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
That is what I have learned over the last year. I still only have so much mental bandwidth. I can definitely do more now, but I have become relatively disciplined about what I nudge along each week with agents and it's okay if it doesn
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
We now have more work, not less. Engineers can finally address security and tech debt! Surely businesses will see the value in that. Right?
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
You know what else increases the odds you can’t brute force it? Not having one :) Seriously though, the best password boxes are one that have an entropy meter and check that your password has never been in a breach.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
You can also ablate it.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
It is a nice pelican, though. At least it has that going for it.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
It gets better in the cooler months when heating is running in a home :)
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
I wonder if that is an adaptation time problem? It takes about a month for the body to fully adjust. I live at 1500m elevation in the Denver area of Colorado, but I do recall feeling more restless during sleep at elevation before I lived he
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Magnesium is a great supplement in general. You can definitely have too much in your system and that is undesirable, but a bit before bed time along with 1-3mcg of melatonin work well for me. It is nice after workouts. I use magnesium glyci
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
Yes. Mythos is almost exactly that. Willing to do in depth vulnerability and POC work.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
When a hyperscaler is viewed as a software company their stock and value multiplier is much higher than if they are viewed as a commodity with expensive infrastructure costs. There is now not enough compute resources to serve demand. It req
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
I just work here. The label is for everyone else :)
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
That is pretty much the best way to improve cardio as well. There is some benefit to long slow cardio in that it induces the same mitochondrial growth and fitness improvement, but it requires more time. The injury risk is a little lower for
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
I think over 60 you can, it’s just slow, hard, and requires high diligence. If I can make a recommendation, compound movements are amazing, but be careful with deadlift. There are many more practical exercises that don’t have so much injury
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
"If you do aerobic exercise, almost all the energy comes from burning fat. " This is directionally incorrect. Your body will burn both concurrently. For low intensity aerobic exercise, fat is used as the dominant energy source. Ho
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
However, if you are a male and age 50 you can definitely expect to still build muscle up to 60 if you are diligent with your strength training. You can maintain mass 60-70. You do need a little more protein. I collected as much proven data
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
This study is completely unsurprising to me having read a lot of fitness studies over the years. Work muscles harder, muscles get stronger. That is how hormesis goes. The fat loss is simple energy expenditure. You are still producing roughl
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
Nope. MLX in LMStudio. The simplest config with zero tuning effort.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
It also comes down to inference speed, not "can I run this". 8-bit quant is quite a bit slower on an M5 Pro.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
For a MBP I have 48 GB of RAM M5 Pro. It runs at about 12-14 t/s at Q4, you could probably optimize it further. RAM is not a limitation but overall memory bandwidth. Q8 is slower. 35B A3B Qwen is quite speedy, but a little less accurat

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