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by fortyseven 6mo ago
Been LOVING Pi so far!
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
This is why, despite enjoying all of this, I really want to focus on locally hosted models. If we don't host the technology ourselves, we're setting ourselves up for a hard fall down the line. Until very recently, local models bee
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
Glad I used a privacy.com burner when I bought from them. Quite a while later I found a declined purchased for pizza on the now long-deactivated burner card I used to purchase through them.
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
You are going to have a hard time living in the future.
35.
by fortyseven 6mo ago
You... wash your phone in the sink?
36.
by fortyseven 6mo ago
Give Gemma4 a look, too. I've had terrific results with that and OpenCode locally.
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
Strangely, I haven't had a lot of luck with vLLM; I finally ended up ditching Ollama and going straight to the tap with llama-serve in llamacpp. No regrets.
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
These companies control content by exerting pressure on those they either control directly or indirectly, by denying them and their customers access to their services, if they in any way threaten the profitability of their business. And whe
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
Weird. A great number of my medical or legal queries are actually answered, but come with a disclaimer, often at the end of the inference. (I'd offer up some examples, but I'm not at the desk.) I also find that you can coerce a wi
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
4090, 128gb of ram (long before you'd have to take out a loan). I'm fairly sure it would run just as fine on a 3090. Thanks to the settings suggestions in the article, I was able to squeeze in the 31b model. Still testing, but it&
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
I've been VERY impressed with Gemma4 (26B at the moment). It's the first time I've been able to use OpenCode via a llamacpp server reliably and actually get shit done. In fact, I started using it as a coding partner while lea
42.
by fortyseven 6mo ago
Anyone else think of the film 'Hangar 18'; specifically the alien language they find on the UFO?
43.
by fortyseven 6mo ago
Just recently beat Super Mario Wonder thanks to my local library lending Switch titles.
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by fortyseven 6mo ago
I'm going to assume whatever efficacy obscurity brings will take increasing hits as AI tooling becomes more commonplace.
45.
by fortyseven 7mo ago
The bottom is truly endless.
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by fortyseven 7mo ago
It's beautiful as these all are, that one is probably my favorite. And as somebody else said it kind of feels more real seeing the grain like that. It's just beautiful. A side we never see quite like this.
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by fortyseven 7mo ago
It works -- by the end I was facing off against my two favorites. ;) I CAN'T CHOOSE.
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by fortyseven 7mo ago
> the majority of gamers are gaming on iOS and android Majority of mobile gamers. A very distinct category.
49.
by fortyseven 7mo ago
Good things always happen when you cater to the lowest common denominator.
50.
by fortyseven 7mo ago
Switched to Linux just before Windows 11 released, and I have zero regrets. You couldn't fucking pay me to go back. Linux isn't perfect, but I feel like I actually own my machine. And I can still do 99.9% of what I used to do.
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by fortyseven 7mo ago
One of the first things I do when I buy a new Android phone, like day one, is to enable developer mode. I usually use that simply for the ability to speed up animations so the phone feels a bit more snappy. In all the years I've engage
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by fortyseven 7mo ago
> I think it's hard to overstate how much more hostile people look at the US the last few years. True both outside AND inside the country.
53.
by fortyseven 7mo ago
I think we can interpret "browser extension" as a catch-all for "not directly built into the browser", in whatever form that takes.
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by fortyseven 7mo ago
Sure is. How weird.
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by fortyseven 7mo ago
Just ended up in a very similar situation at the end of 2024. My mother and I lived together for quite a long time after my parents split in the late 90s. We were both broke as fuck, so we took care of each other through the years. Splittin
56.
by fortyseven 7mo ago
Looks like the whole site revolves around calling ads "bad'. An approach that, itself, is rather bad. Especially in this instance.
57.
by fortyseven 8mo ago
And what are the odds those prices are going to come back down? Heh.
58.
by fortyseven 8mo ago
So tired of UI refreshes of things that already work fine.
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by fortyseven 8mo ago
It's shitty, but I think it's almost as bad that people are calling everything AI. And I can't even blame them, despite how infuriating it is. It's just as insidious that even mundane things literally ARE AI now. I'
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by fortyseven 8mo ago
Me, too. Oh my god, I might be an LLM.

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