fgonzag

8 ms·

31.
by fgonzag 10mo ago
I just blurt out "processing" when they start looking at me weird. People tend to take it well.
32.
by fgonzag 10mo ago
Apple's M5 Max will probably be able to run it decently (as it will fix the biggest issue with the current lineup, prompt processing, in addition to a bandwidth bump). That should easily run an 8 bit (~360GB) quant of the model. It&#x2
33.
by fgonzag 10mo ago
The model is 64GB (int4 native), add 20GB or so for context. There are many platforms out there that can run it decently. AMD strix halo, Mac platforms. Two (or three without extra ram) of the new AMD AI Pro R9700 (32GB of RAM, $1200), mult
34.
by fgonzag 11mo ago
Mine too! Only 2 years old but I can already see the massive anxiety bursts in him. If this guy has a non chemical cure, I'm all for it. In fact I'm actively researching children psychologists to stave off the meds as much as we c
35.
by fgonzag 11mo ago
You don't understand what having extreme anxiety at that age feels like. As someone who lived through that, I refuse to let him. All of memories of school are just feeling anxious about everything, just tight and suffocated, always in
36.
by fgonzag 11mo ago
For me? Not being hyper anxious all day (to the point that I just freeze and procrastinate all day), being able to sort of focus on the most important task (I'm still ADHD with 1000 unfinished projects, but at least I finish the thin
37.
by fgonzag 11mo ago
Same here, after struggling for 39 years, glp-1 + SSRI + ADHD meds have made me a normal productive human, and 2 years ago I had pretty much given up on the possibility. Having a child forced me to fix my life, and I'm incredibly happy
38.
by fgonzag 11mo ago
The post has just enough minor grammatical imperfections that a LLM wouldn't make that I don't for a second believe this copy was written by an LLM .
39.
by fgonzag 11mo ago
Because unlike the other my journey posts, this one is sharing acquired knowledge and framing it through his (in this instance relatable since it explains the reasons) experience. Other my journey posts are look at me with only enough subje
40.
by fgonzag 11mo ago
It is basically an inflation brake, it allows the government to spend and equalize the money supply against a specifically targeted class rather than dumping it wholesale on the economy as inflation (there's a lot more to inflation tha
41.
by fgonzag 1y ago
Someone who started using Roblox on its release date in 2006 at let's say 6 years old is now 25 years old.
42.
by fgonzag 1y ago
Yes, I'd also think it's a great idea to build new apps in a language currently undergoing a distribution & supply chain war between the interested parties.
43.
by fgonzag 1y ago
Isn't the ruby gems community currently imploding and in the middle of a hostile takeover? Also I've read about quite a few recent politically aligned actions in the community. I don't know if I'd call that "mature&
44.
by fgonzag 1y ago
I was going to because I like the architecture, but then I saw the fact that licensing changes are going to be frequent, and that the developers seem a bit aggressive on another thread, and I've decided to skip it. Datastar developers
45.
by fgonzag 1y ago
I don't know why you are getting down voted. As someone with a 2 year old and hoping for another one, I'm terrified of all the things you have to take into consideration that my parents didn't when choosing a school or area t
46.
by fgonzag 1y ago
Intel has pushed open source but really only for their hardware. Basically hackable source available hardware which in the Linux world is a huge advantage. AMD has forced Nvidia out many proprietary technologies (gsync) just by countering w
47.
by fgonzag 1y ago
Hot swap drives are necessary on data centers where you don't want to have to pull the whole server and open the top cover just to replace a disk. But on a home NAS? What problem would having to power it down and power it on for drive
48.
by fgonzag 1y ago
He means that it's an amazing utility and everybody should try it, no matter their desktop or operating system (available in windows, linux, and osx)
49.
by fgonzag 1y ago
Yup, he's trying to solve monitoring and logging with the same setup. I don't think I'd appreciate it, but like all the IT horror stories can be probably made to work.
50.
by fgonzag 1y ago
SRE running copy pasted commands directly instead of a script or some automation solution? I don't think the problem is the shell...
51.
by fgonzag 1y ago
Traditionally (classic vim), horribly well. Fully extensible, but Vimscript is quirky to say the least. Recently (neovim), delightfully. It just uses Lua and exposes APIs for absolutely everything.
52.
by fgonzag 2y ago
Firefox private donations amount to 8 million usd from the last published data. Their CEO makes 9 million a year. 0 of Mozilla donations directly make it to Firefox developers or activities.
53.
by fgonzag 2y ago
These machines could enable an automated check out process that is open 24/7
54.
by fgonzag 2y ago
I've had 40%+ (8 out of 20) RMA rate with ASrock boards (from pcie drives dropping to weird gremlins), while I have replaced two out of over 300 super micro boards, all of them running 10y+ The IPMI interface sure is nicer though
55.
by fgonzag 2y ago
My feet have had open wounds for the past year due to psoriasis (and I've gone to every dermatologist I can). It's not just clear skin, it gets very bad with quite painful wounds from the scratching. Especially in hot humid condit
56.
by fgonzag 2y ago
Have you checked betterbird? It's thunderbird with qol bug fixes and features.
57.
by fgonzag 3y ago
Jetbrains seems to do OK. I pay for my subscription out of pocket.
58.
by fgonzag 3y ago
You usually just do colocation. The data center will give you a rack (or space for one), an upstream gateway to your ISP, and redundant power. You still have to manage a firewall and your internal network equipment, but its not really that
59.
by fgonzag 3y ago
So they won't have an issue refunding the millions of steam deck and Linux copies who've only ever played it on linux, since it wasn't supported originally.
60.
by fgonzag 3y ago
So not stream (OP never stated RHEL, he stated many packages not supporting stream) AND it doesn't support RHEL 9 which came out almost 2 years ago.

More ›