giancarlostoro

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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
For years I heard I was ADHD from my parents, and while some questions when I got diagnosed no longer applied, weeks later, I reflected on them. One in particular was alluding to something to the effect of "has anyone ever told you to
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
I think it might have been a mix of the two to be fair, but probably a lower portion of devs. For example, I have a Macbook Pro with an M4 Pro but in about two more years once I've put aside money for a newer laptop I'll wait for
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
I was buying my own Mac specifically for LLMs around this same time, didn't care about OpenClaw, but people I knew IRL were immediately asking me about buying a Mac for OpenClaw, and whether they should get a Mac Mini or what, and thes
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
One of my favorite projects, maybe someday it can be a true daily driver, I wonder if that's the goal for 1.0 is to claim that they've gotten it stable enough to run as though it were Windows 7 or something to that effect.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Because there's been photos of Apple building server racks with Apple Silicon, but also a recent leak. https://www.macrumors.com/2026/08/26/leaked-images-of-apple-... https://www.reuters.com&#
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Sadly they never do, UI just gets worse and worse. Even before LLMs became as prevalent, and even after. ;)
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Fully aware, just tired of hearing about AI in extremes. Theres some of us who just want to use it in a useful way.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
For me its quite the opposite. My employer is too afraid to commit to any of it. Meanwhile, I've built more stable software for myself and my personal computing needs of higher quality and in faster turnaround times. I've also see
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
I never thought about wanting an HN comment as a wearable shirt before, but this ones one I would buy. But seriously, I love Claude and building all sorts of projects, but something as crucial as a password manager is a little bit too risky
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Nvidia agrees to buy Hugging Face for $12.9B, report says(cnbc.com)
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Especially if you buy a Ubuntu laptop ;)
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
The only reason is because M2 to M3 was a dramatic shift in how everything works, M1 and M2 were both compatible with one another, I'm not sure if after M3 its been stable, but I sure hope so, there's value in my opinion in being
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Since you're running through the trouble of setting that up, if its 125B params, but only 6B is activated, does that mean you mainly need to allocate enough VRAM for that much of the model? Or do you still need enough VRAM for the whol
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
But also, having dial-up in 2017 is wild for me to think about. I do wonder if ultimately via having everyone on fiber it pays for itself ultimately, since you don't have to "convert" anyone's internet between different
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
I'm surprised CGI is still used when there's alternatives like FastCGI which are a little smoother. I'm not a Perl guy, only Perl I ever did is try out Mojolicious which is a sleek web framework (looked to me like it at the t
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
AGPL Licensed for those who might want to know this up front.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
> Reddit is now this way too. Which is why OpenAI formed a partnership with reddit, in exchange for access to OpenAI's models, OpenAI gets access to reddit's data, and access to reddits live feed. The reason X and Reddit starte
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
The anime thing can still be illegal if its depicting a minor, or what looks like a minor in a sexual way, in various jurisdictions. Honestly sounds like a nightmare to moderate.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Maybe it's whatever social media Bubble X has me under, but I only follow people I know or are completely relevant, not random meme accounts.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
There's people from all walks of life and all corners of the internet on there still, good and bad. Twitter was always a darned mess, the only difference now is you can't just report people and bully them off the site. Contrast to
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
I'm sort of projecting (I've been here most of my life, I got tired of it, now regaining appreciation for Florida the last few years), but I've also noticed others (not you) don't realize there's more to Florida tha
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Lol this is a reference to Florida (though I love your Space Ghost reference), we have the Kennedy Space Center, and an Airforce base (I guess its a Space Force base now) which has led to this area being referred to as "Space Coast&quo
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
I think its very easy to note and come to the conclusion that this is the most disruptive tech of our industry. HN is full of people from all walks of life, but people from all walks of life are using AI (or LLMs). The way I hear people des
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Tool calling could just as easily be exploited.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Mythical man month should still apply for AI coding. If you look at the code you're shipping, and you can't quickly edit it by hand, or fix a bug with it, you will be in trouble if the models are down, and your website is down at
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
There was a point where Google and Facebook supported external clients, and then within the same year both Google and Facebook closed up to any external clients, then ultimately ditching XMPP.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
That's fair, no worries.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
There was a time where both Google Chat (whatever it was called back then I lost track) and Facebook Chat were built on it. So you might have.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Microsofts Bitnet is really solid on CPUs (though still better to train on a GPU for speedier training) but theres a lot of room for improvement in these spaces.
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by giancarlostoro 2mo ago
Building an LLM covers a lot of CS fundamentals and forces you to do lots of research in order to implement one, especially on more modest hardware.

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