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by comandillos 2mo ago
The Huawei uses a 1 inch sensor which is vastly superior in terms of hardware wrt to Apple's one
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by comandillos 2mo ago
"You are a experienced iOS Software Engineer, your task is to migrate this application to the iPhone Duo layout...
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by comandillos 2mo ago
I think this is a good chance to try and port Alyx (ARM64 build) to visionOS and run it on my Vision Pro headset which has been running around unused for the last two years xD
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by comandillos 2mo ago
> What modern LLMs do is apply brute-force computation to any domain expressible in language--not just a restricted chess domain. That's the algorithm. Which means that companies with sufficient computational resources and money wil
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by comandillos 2mo ago
I might be a weirdo, but even the mail client on iOS has serious deficiencies. Just getting an email with a zip attachment where I have to edit / sign a document with a certificate / something, rezip and send back is a hell in iOS
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by comandillos 2mo ago
What's the value of using one of these phones running iOS? iOS is great for media consumption and not so much for productivity... so I don't understand very well the use cases... apart from watching Netflix I guess?
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by comandillos 2mo ago
They had other models a while ago, named 'Pulsar', and they were finetunes of Nemotron in collaboration with NVIDIA. I think this will be something similar.
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by comandillos 2mo ago
The docker escalation 'trick' is even a meme at this point
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by comandillos 2mo ago
I mean, I think it depends. At home 3 of us we use AI for multiple reasons, from coding apps to asking general questions, and if we would have to pay equivalent subscriptions that would be ~1k a year on AI + submitting all your data to exte
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by comandillos 2mo ago
Not really, I just made a really simple Python library the agent can use and modify as he wishes within a sandboxed environment to explore the SQLite database. When the user prompts the agent, the prompt goes into my coding agent, omp, and
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by comandillos 3mo ago
Its a read-only SQLite file. And I mean the people using the chatbot knows it uses AI so just like Google they shouldnt pick the first result, but forcing the LLM to mention the sources and not assume acronyms works amazingly well
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by comandillos 3mo ago
I have a web user interface connected to a coding agent (OMP) running inside a container, so if any of the tool calls fail or something happens, usually my model recovers autonomously from these situations. The capabilities of models like D
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by comandillos 3mo ago
I indexed thousands of documents into a SQLite database with an FTS5 index, plugged it into DeepSeek v4 Flash and got better much better results than any other commercial solutions my company has tried in the past. The trick was just to let
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by comandillos 3mo ago
https://github.com/bethington/ghidra-mcp . Works flawlessly.
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by comandillos 3mo ago
I've been reverse engineering LEON3-FT SPARC v8 BE code, so I wouldn't say it's common :D. When attached to Ghidra through a MCP the things you can do with this are simply crazy.
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by comandillos 3mo ago
I am surprised. I've been using DS4 Flash (0731) for weeks now and it works perfectly fine as a replacement for Claude in a large variety of cases. It requires a few more iterations, sure, but it's useful enough to not need a Clau
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by comandillos 3mo ago
Sure if you use remote AI services, but any companies working on niche markets where they want to protect their IP, or they simply work with sensitive stuff, will rely on local AI instead.
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by comandillos 3mo ago
Absolutely agreed, I don't see this as an investment leading to cost-savings in the future, at all. I see this rather as an investment in improving my capabilities and knowledge of this technology, letting me play with a 'GPU clus
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by comandillos 3mo ago
I ended up buying 2 DGX Sparks interconnected over QSFP with the intention of getting rid (as much as I could) of any cloud-based AI provider. I'm running DS4 Flash 0731 on it and some OCR models, using Oh My Pi and OpenWebUI as my mai
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by comandillos 3mo ago
At least you can run it for relatively cheap hardware. I guess OpenAI doesn't let you do that.
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by comandillos 3mo ago
I'm pretty hyped about OpenHarmony. I've been using HarmonyOS for almost a year now (not the AOSP fork, but the actual Hongmeng microkernel flavour)... and this idea of having a iOS-like system with an Android VM running at near n
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by comandillos 3mo ago
Here's you pelican just in case you were guessing https://imgur.com/a/j4s2dt3
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by comandillos 3mo ago
Haven't used IDA much lately, but after looking at the screenshot with that IDA PRO decompiled code in their website I feel like Ghidra is already ahead of them in this area :D
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by comandillos 4mo ago
Oh, so they’ve decided to suspend subscriptions because they know they might not be able to guarantee a minimum quality of service to their customers?
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by comandillos 4mo ago
Just imagine Anthropic making Opus open-weights now for the sake of trolling everyone. Wouldn't surprise me at this point xD
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by comandillos 4mo ago
Quite weird that heavy quantization method on a dense model gives better results than slightly quantized MoE models like 35B-A3B from Google. At this point all the different quantization and 'compression' (look at MPO applied to L
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by comandillos 4mo ago
It backfired with the PSP Go. It will backfire again. No-go I would buy a console without disks. Sorry. No.
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by comandillos 5mo ago
I dont really get the hype with all the N1X thing when in reality this is the same almost 1 yr old GB10 that was released with the DGX Spark and proved to be quite a disappointment
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by comandillos 5mo ago
Article fully written by AI.....
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by comandillos 5mo ago
In my company is simpler, we deal with data under EU Export Control so we cannot use any US provider due to the CLOUD Act.

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