boomskats

6 ms·

1.
by boomskats 1mo ago
I'm really sorry but I've read this comment 3 times now and I still can't make sense of it
2.
by boomskats 1mo ago
> The US withdrew its signature all the way back in 2002. Yeah, I guess international law was rather incompatible with their ambitions at the time. Fair play to them though, they certainly made the most of it.
3.
by boomskats 2mo ago
I expect the majority of Oxide's customers are actively trying to escape Broadcom's VMWare hell. Can't see how something like that would make sense.
4.
by boomskats 2mo ago
This needs a side-by-side config comparison with something like echarts config schema format. I really don't see the point. I'm 99% sure the verbosity required in the system prompt to teach non-M$ models this new ever-so-slightly-
5.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Right, so the 1.4 TB weight footprint straight away makes me wonder how much more important load/unload time becomes in terms of the neocloud product here. With 1.4TB of weights, a fast-enough cold start would basically be _the_ produc
6.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Or against all those old books that they ingested and then literally destroyed
7.
by boomskats 2mo ago
No! It's just not fair!! What about our financial bubble!
8.
by boomskats 2mo ago
An act of G̶o̶d̶ Congress?
9.
by boomskats 2mo ago
It's lightweight, capability-secured, services start up way faster, smaller overhead than VMs, better isolation than containers, faster replication, etc. The original Wasmtime 1.0 blog post explains it all really well: https:/&#x
10.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Thanks for that link! There goes my Saturday morning. After a bunch of middle clicking I landed here [0]. So if I understand correctly, the current stack switching proposal depended on exception handling to be implemented first for resume.t
11.
by boomskats 2mo ago
I would suggest you look at it a little more often than that - to improve the quality of discussion here, if for nothing else.
12.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Ready for what? WASM is already running in production at a whole bunch of financial services orgs and government infra. The thing is, it's not running anywhere near HTML, CSS or JavaScript. It's running serverside, mostly on Wasmt
13.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Right, Pravda. Four year old Hacker News account and this is the first comment? The Guardian is only 'left leaning' in that it provides mildly controversial but reassuringly inconsequential opinions and sound bytes for people to r
14.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Maybe this is another one of Garry's 30k LOC/day vibecode specials that he's so proud of
15.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Some of you might want to check out throwaway96/dejavuln-autoroot or the older throwaway96/faultmanager-autoroot, www.webosbrew.org/rooting and cani.rootmy.tv. Looks like it's patchy for the very latest models, but you m
16.
by boomskats 2mo ago
And image tokenisation.
17.
by boomskats 2mo ago
I have a personal fork of hyprvoice[0] which I use almost everywhere now (w/ the big cohere-transcribe running on a local vLLM instance). It does a similar thing, but that's not why I'm mentioning it; I think it's worth
18.
by boomskats 2mo ago
Not great, but also not at all surprising. Not sure about other solutions, but one suggested workaround here would be to silently uninstall Windows without consent.
19.
by boomskats 2mo ago
That's what I mean though. I've not used gnome for years, but I have a vague memory of gnome/mutter running on a single main thread which used to lock up quite a lot (javascript etc). And because in X it was X that used to ma
20.
by boomskats 2mo ago
A lot of people conflate Wayland being worse than X11 with Gnome on Wayland being worse than Gnome on X11. Wayland has been great for me for a few years now. I don't use Gnome or nvidia though.
21.
by boomskats 3mo ago
This is great! Those analytical workloads numbers are mad - I'd love to see the benches, and I'm happy to contribute to some of the profiling. How does your thread-per-connection model compare to Heikki's proposal[0][1] from
22.
by boomskats 3mo ago
The science might be legit here, but I'm getting really, really tired of the way every single piece of writing to come out of Anthropic is written in some kind of self-aggrandising, wooey wonderous 'our model has developed a genet
23.
by boomskats 3mo ago
I agree with all of those points, and none of them are relevant to what I was talking about.
24.
by boomskats 3mo ago
It's not a great solution but it's the best one I've got, and it's still more ecological than driving the (electric) car for the same one-person trip. And audible != loud. Anyway, don't most places legally require n
25.
by boomskats 3mo ago
That og elettrica has been all but cancelled in most markets. It was grossly underpowered and overpriced, which is a shame. IIRC they relaunched it as the primavera elettrica, without all the green/yellow bits, but it's still the
26.
by boomskats 3mo ago
I have a couple of Vespas - a '98 T5 and a 2011 PX Unità d'Italia - and honestly my favourite safety feature is the noise they _can_ make. Modern Vespas don’t sound like the old ones from the factory anymore, but the retro scene i
27.
by boomskats 3mo ago
I'm amazed it's not more popular with a name like that!
28.
by boomskats 3mo ago
Can you run Qwen 3.6 27B on antirez/ds4 now? I thought it was all about the DeepSeek models.
29.
by boomskats 3mo ago
I'm honestly amazed that people are only just figuring this out. I know that reads like I'm being snarky, but I'm not trying to be. Within the last decade in the UK we have had (among others): - the 2016 Snoopers' Charte
30.
by boomskats 3mo ago
I agree 100%. All of the models do it to some extent after the context gets tired, but opus is the worst and the sneakiest. And even when you do coerce it into doing what you want it feels like something out of r/maliciouscompliance. M

More ›