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by fridder 3mo ago
there has been a decoupling of productivity gains and wage increases for some time. Not completely disconnected yet but still
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by fridder 3mo ago
We need a SETI@Home but for model training
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by fridder 3mo ago
I wonder if it will be better at building TUI's. It has been absolutely abysmal at interacting with them and building them
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by fridder 4mo ago
One problem: folks that are on blood thinners shouldn't supplement with vitamin k
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by fridder 4mo ago
I personally like how I barely had to configure it, how nerd fonts just worked, and how nicely it renders text
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by fridder 4mo ago
Cost, time, and for things like CT's, trying to limit your radiation exposure
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by fridder 4mo ago
I'm also a Doom user, albeit a new one. What is making you consider the switch?
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by fridder 4mo ago
Not OP but if you run this from the CLI it does make the ordering make a little more sense
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by fridder 4mo ago
Not too shabby. I like the regular Qwen but prompt prefill on my m1max is slow as hell
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by fridder 4mo ago
Is there a local harness designed around the local model use case that is claude code like? Opencode has been problematic at times, pi works for one off for me but not back and forth conversations with the LLM. Considering I only use Qwen o
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by fridder 4mo ago
Yeah. I usually do this by telling it to be adversarial and find gaps and holes. Not fool proof but it does seem to increase the quality. It has helped when using local models in particular.
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by fridder 4mo ago
AKA Woz vs Jobs
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by fridder 4mo ago
dirvish is nice
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by fridder 4mo ago
It truly is the SOTA for local inference on mac. Even when there are regressions the dev(s) are insanely responsive. It is the most impressive opensource project I've seen in a awhile
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by fridder 4mo ago
My pushback isn’t the credit part it is when they try to spring things on you directly instead of going through normal channels. A lack of planning on someone’s part is not automatically an emergency on my part. I see this far more often th
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by fridder 4mo ago
The more I think about it and your comment the more I wish it was local only. It could be useful to analyze your editing habits and interactions with AI but I want that for my own benefit not random coworkers
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by fridder 4mo ago
The collaboration part I’m skeptical of but I get it, as it sounds like a feature made for business consumers
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by fridder 4mo ago
Well shoot, they beat me to the punch. I’d been circling around something like this, just not collaborative and obviously more thought out than my random experiments. Minus the collab portions I’m interested to see how it compares to jujuts
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by fridder 4mo ago
Right who, at least in my experience, tend to be a bit more responsible gun owners. It would be interesting to study that.
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by fridder 4mo ago
In reality yes, and probably a complex mixture of things. Dedicated time and resources being siphoned off for Llm work, etc
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by fridder 4mo ago
I wonder if a dedicated client or mode in a client would provide some benefits. Might also be interesting to do adversarial stuff too where it argues with itself or another model
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by fridder 4mo ago
I think the reliability struggles of Github may have helped with this
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by fridder 4mo ago
More ethical in some areas, actively user hostile in others
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by fridder 4mo ago
Chris Rock. And honestly probably the easiest way for gun control
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by fridder 4mo ago
I know it was a long shot but still mighty disappointed with no m5ultra mac studio
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by fridder 4mo ago
to be fair, the US has a lot more variability in climate and population than most countries
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by fridder 4mo ago
I think one of the big appeals of TUI's is that it is easier for it to be cross platform. Crush looks the same on macos and linux, provided you have your terminal setup correctly.
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by fridder 4mo ago
don't LSPs and IDE's help with that?
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by fridder 4mo ago
Maybe. It doesn't help that a lot of corporations are pushing their employees into dark patterns around LLMs. That in turn informs their own personal use of LLMs outside the workplace
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by fridder 4mo ago
My problem has been just a lack of ownership. Unless it is a small focused outsourcing firm it is easier for the companies to just ship it, regardless of quality or maintainability. I have admittedly a small personal sample set though

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