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by fransje26 4mo ago
> Will the inevitable M5 releases from Apple change this equation in any meaningful way? No. Apple is also running out of RAM, so you will not have the RAM you need.
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> Hint: people who did really inhuman things used that system to store their profits, and the Swiss society, developed and stable as it is, decided that they don’t want to bear the moral cost of it anymore. That's a nice re-write of
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Do you care sharing your Vagrant configuration file, to learn how to set that up? Tangentially, I was wondering if Firecracker micro-vms could be use as light-weight alternatives to a full VM?
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Thanks!
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by fransje26 5mo ago
What I would like to do is double model post-check, with a form of "debate", to better catch edge cases. Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to set that up as I envisioned it, for the time being.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
And the painting in full glory, at 15000 x 12415. https://api-www.louvre.fr/sites/default/files/2026-05/prise-...
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by fransje26 5mo ago
> but I do see I'm a lot "lazier", even stuff that used to be routine when I started coding now feel heavy. Not getting that quick dopamine hit the LLMs give you.. Some say you can re-train your system to get back the dopa
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by fransje26 5mo ago
> I am running Claude in its own QEMU VM How much system resources does it need to work smoothly? I was also thinking about doing something similar.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Go full circle, and use the amazing tech to make a summary of the amazing tech's website written by the amazing tech to praise the amazing tech.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Sorry, misread. I read it as: made an error while typing my password in screensaver mode, needed to wait 10s for the next try. Waiting 10 s to be able to input your initial password is, I fully agree, not acceptable.. (And even not on Windo
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by fransje26 5mo ago
> I follow a similar approach and use multiple LLMs per task. Pardon my ignorance, but how would go about doing that on, say, a standard c++ project? I get the part where one can use codex/claude with an ide and/or extension. B
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by fransje26 5mo ago
> Why go to the expense of training your own model, especially when it will be inferior to state of the art models. Uuh.. No? Especially of the training data, as in this case, is of better quality.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
You mean the trick some environmental/health agencies like to pull when dangerous pollutants are above the set maximum limit? :-)
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by fransje26 5mo ago
That's not a bug. It's a (safety) feature.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Say what now? TIL..
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Ok, thanks!
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Ferrari Deuce? :-|
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by fransje26 5mo ago
This bodes well for the up-coming GrapheneOS cooperation.. Nothing screams "secure" better than app hijacking and url injections.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
I've been happily using DuckDuckGo on my devices for many years. The only gripe I have is that the default maps are painful to use. On my system (Linux + Firefox), for some reason, half the time they fail to load, and need a refresh to
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by fransje26 5mo ago
On which OS did you try it?
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Same here, with X11.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
> [..] all the tricks that make modern fused kernels very fast This would require very different (re-written?) kernels than a few years back, wouldn't it? Would you have any good resources on the topic?
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by fransje26 5mo ago
You guys have enough attention span left to read? /s
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by fransje26 5mo ago
I'll give you the TL;DR: With CUDA, you can make Nvidia GPUs go brrrr. Oh. And thereby, incidentally conquer the compute world.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Every landing you can walk away from is a good landing.
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by fransje26 5mo ago
That is absolutely true. Unfortunately, this ship has sailed and we are not closing Pandora's box anymore. We'll have to adapt. But we still hold good cards in hand. Do they want their pile of steaming slop fixed, or not? Becaus
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by fransje26 5mo ago
Well, that's nice. Your manager is unknowingly helping you create a form of job security for yourself, with all the technical debt and bugs being accumulated. He might not understand it, and it might not be the type of work you want to
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by fransje26 5mo ago
> We don't need to bring in pedo references. That looks very unhinged to most people. Sorry for how you may feel about it, but that *is* how it's being framed for the public.. https://europeanconservative.com/ar
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by fransje26 6mo ago
> Ah, but you say, that is a lot of work done by a human! That is the whole point. The humans are still needed. The process using the tool like this yields 10x speed at writing code. Shame that what is left for the humans is the shitty,
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by fransje26 6mo ago
I second that experience. The moment I hit the "no, it should be.." point, I know it's the end of it. Sometimes I can salvage something by asking for a summary of the work and reasoning done, and doing a fresh restart. But of

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