diseasedyak

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by diseasedyak 26d ago
Yah, prediction interval instead, right? (I'm still learning statistics) Saying there's a confidence interval for run-to-run makes no sense, from the way I understand it, because each run could have a result that's all over
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by diseasedyak 1mo ago
Even added a little hat for the pelican!
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by diseasedyak 1mo ago
It really does seem like an organized operation, given that it's so prevalent and they all seem to be in lockstep with their specious claims.
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by diseasedyak 1mo ago
That AI data centers are drinking up local ground water for cooling. It isn't (or wasn't) nonsense, though. It was/is a real thing, though it seems to be on the out in favor of closed loop cooling after the massive and stil
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
I don't understand how they get around bot blockers and captcha. I use Hermes locally and you can't get around any of that, even using your own credentials.
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
This exactly! It sounds like a good thing in theory, but in practice everything is blocked that I've ran into, using Hermes to try to automate things like this. It's not just bot blocks either, but things like Captcha and such.
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
Can you look for sailors in your Shenmue experience? That's highly critical to include!
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
I have exactly one friend. I had two, but one of them recently passed away suddenly. At 51, I can definitely say it's very hard to meet anyone. I guess I need to start playing D&D or board games or disc golf.
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
Wouldnt' crucify you for that at all, that's a clever setup and I'm gonna steal it :D
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
Hey just a correction, there was indeed a physical release of BG3 on PS5. It was released straight from Larian and came on 2 discs, dual-layer 100GB to be exact. Xbox Series as well, but it came on 4 discs due to capacity limits. Your poin
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
Just a minor correction: Commando is superior to True Lies ;)
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
I'm glad our homes aren't shrieking at us at all hours. Amazing story, though.
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by diseasedyak 2mo ago
I've been running Qwen3.6-27B-IQ4 (4-bit quantized) locally and it's been great. I can't run the non-quantized version as I only have a 4090 w/24 GB of VRAM and it won't fit and leave any context room, but the quan
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
This is a fantastic idea, and I'm going to start doing this immediately!
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
I just have Hermes refer to me as "bro", "dude", but now I'm gonna have to have it incorporate "I'm a complete clown!".
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
This may not be exactly what you're asking, but I've been running Hermes using different frontier models (like DeepseekV4-Pro, GLM-5.2, and others) as the heavy lifters but who also spawn agents to run my local models (mainly Qwen
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
I've been working on a home Hermes setup that I'm using to do a variety of things. So far, here's what I've done: - Set up an in-house alternative to my Ring subscription for the cameras around my house. So far I have
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
Not saying this is what you did, but I found out the hard way that keeping a context window open for a long time burns tokens like crazy. I had a Hermes session using DeepSeek v4 Pro via Ollama, and ate half my weekly token allotment in a
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
I have 24GB of VRAM (via a RTX 4090) and run Qwen3.6-35b:iq4, so it's importance-aware quantization and isn't nearly as dumb as it sounds like, fitting the 35b into 18 GB so you have some left over. So far I've had no issues
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
I'm running qwen36.:35b:iq4 IQ4_XS quant. Takes 18 GB of RAM with 131k context window. Seems to be really good. Have it running local stuff via Hermes, using a cloud model via Ollama (Deepseek V4-Pro) for heavy lifting.
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
Same here, I know why it costs as much as it does, and that doesn't deter me. I want it for my living room, and to just mess around with. Will enter the lottery and hope my number gets picked!
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by diseasedyak 3mo ago
I went to the University of Arkansas in the fall of 1993, into Computer Systems Engineering, and we were the first freshman class to work on C/C++ as a primary language to be learned, instead of FORTRAN. I still to this day haven&#x27
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by diseasedyak 4mo ago
This is really cool, any plans for an Android version?
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by diseasedyak 4mo ago
This is really cool! Will sign-up after work as I can't do it from here.
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by diseasedyak 5mo ago
Dang, really? Why would that be? I mean, I believe you, I'm just shocked. I'm glad I read this, as I was thinking of getting some but not now.
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by diseasedyak 2y ago
Location: Arkansas, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Teradata, Oracle, MS SQL (25+ years of database administration experience across these) Resume/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d&
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by diseasedyak 2y ago
Location: Central Arkansas, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: 25 years of experience with Database Administration. - Oracle, Netezza, Teradata, SQL Server - Shell scripting, Python, Ruby, PL/SQL Resu
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by diseasedyak 3y ago
Every Dollar Tree and Family Dollar that I've been in (and this applies to Dollar General as well, here in the southern US) has had 1, maybe 2, employees working and aisles filled with boxes waiting to be unloaded. A couple employees
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by diseasedyak 3y ago
I work primarily with Teradata, and prefer Toad over DBeaver. I've tried to use DBeaver but for some reason when creating objects or performing DML, it looks like the command successfully completed when it actually did not. Perhaps I
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by diseasedyak 4y ago
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how a blockchain would be helpful, even in your example. How is tracking say, a cow, from farm to lot to slaughterhouse, and knowing what all was done to said cow, not simply something that coul

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