hadlock

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by hadlock 5mo ago
M5 studio is gonna sell like hot cakes
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by hadlock 5mo ago
640gb ought to be enough for anybody
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by hadlock 5mo ago
Name/post content combo on point
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by hadlock 5mo ago
Children were entering the workforce between 7 and 9 years old; in 2000 kids were entering the workforce between 14 and 18 (a lot of my friends bagged grocceries after work) in 2026 I think the average person enters the work force after 18
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by hadlock 5mo ago
My wife and i use it as a replacement for google home to set timers, reminders, add stuff to calendars, control the lights etc. We have a shared todo list we call generically "jira" we vibe coded together and track stuff that way.
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by hadlock 5mo ago
The AI attached to their voice chat is running a completely different model. Ask any question and you quickly realize it is completely, unapologetically lobotomized. If you want to talk to it about how you feel after your gf/bf broke u
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by hadlock 5mo ago
Your comment seems to imply you thought unions would have fixed this specific situation, which is why I felt compelled to respond.
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by hadlock 5mo ago
Unions can't fix the fact that crypto didn't survive it's first real Flight to Quality and is suffering against gold.
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by hadlock 5mo ago
I've done the opposite, moving multiple tightly coupled repos into a single monorepo. Saves the step of the llm realizing there's a bigger context, finding the repo, then also scanning/searching it. Especially for fixes that
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by hadlock 5mo ago
I think the industry has already agreed to give this product category to Apple. Everyone needs a phone, but only specific types of users need a tablet. Apple's tablet is Good Enough for everyone, and they last forever. The o.g. iPad Ai
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by hadlock 5mo ago
Google only released their TurboQuant paper barely a month ago, it is bleeding edge even by LLM standards
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by hadlock 6mo ago
Seems like AMD 395+ is only about 16 tokens/s which is 25-33% the speed of SOTA models. Break even on a $3000 machine is ~15 months
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by hadlock 6mo ago
Thanks this is very helpful for planning out localLLM buy. Sounds like we are still at least 1 generation out (DDR6 500-700GB/s memory) from getting to that magic ~25-30TG/s. Nemotron 3 Super architecture sounds promising.
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by hadlock 6mo ago
How many t/s output are you getting at Q4_K_M with 200k context on your Strix Halo if you ask it to add a new feature to a codebase.
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by hadlock 6mo ago
Second hand smoke is a large (almost overwhelming) factor in SIDS. Also for people who don't smoke, it smells f--king disgusting. Nobody wants to deal with that in their life.
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by hadlock 6mo ago
United has already cut flights by 5%, the article says KLM is cutting ~1% of their flights, both citing fuel shortages. If giant companies on opposite sides of the Atlantic, are saying this is an issue, it's probably worth taking their
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by hadlock 6mo ago
10 minutes a day of extreme power usage is probably fine for people asking for directions to the store, setting calendar reminders, timers, checking for important emails etc. AI on your phone will be incredibly useful but power usage doesn&
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by hadlock 6mo ago
Harbor freight sells three tiers of many of their more popular tools and they're not shy about it. Most of their signage says "ok/better/best" and they're very transparent about what you're buying. I can b
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by hadlock 6mo ago
Hottest day of the year in the US varies by 3 months from California to Texas, which is only about half the width of the country. I would imagine the region you're in has a different hottest day of the year from say Kashmir or your nei
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by hadlock 6mo ago
You can get some black "machinist's layout bluing" which will stain it better than a sharpie would. It's not going to be a perfect color match but better than 50%
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by hadlock 6mo ago
>while ensuring you can't do inconvenient things like say, bulk exporting your own data I think this is the key; I want my analysts to be able to access 40% of the database they need to do their job, but not the other 60% parts that
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by hadlock 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure you just described Little Caesar's Pizza business model. I recall way back they were $5 but even today here in California their large pepperoni is only $10 where competitors are charging $27-35
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by hadlock 6mo ago
The studies go back way earlier than that; there's a reason why they call them "newspaper columns"
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by hadlock 6mo ago
You need a non-electronic way to bill land owners for property taxes. That's it. Physical snail-mail is the de-facto way for the government to legally serve property taxes and other bills to private citizens. Yes we live in 2026 and ev
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by hadlock 6mo ago
I'd be interested in seeing the source for this if you have a moment
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by hadlock 6mo ago
some kind of top-level metric like avg tokens/task would be useful. e.g. yes stepfun is 5% the price of sonnet, but does it use 1x, 10x or 1000x more tokens to accomplish similar tasks/median per task. for example I am willing to
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by hadlock 6mo ago
According to openrouter.ai it looks like StepFun 3.5 Flash is the most popular model at 3.5T tokens, vs GLM 5 Turbo at 2.5T tokens. Claude Sonnet is in 5th place with 1.05T tokens. Which isn't super suprising as StepFun is ~about 5% th
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by hadlock 6mo ago
The fact that even they struggle with github actions is a real testimate to the fact that nobody wants to host their own CD workers.
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by hadlock 6mo ago
I suspect you'll (a small-medium business) be able to buy a Claude 4.6-class rack mount device for $6000 by 2030 that does 100 t/s with 1 million token context, which honestly, is probably adequate for an office (front office, bac
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by hadlock 7mo ago
If my options are run Opus 4.6 in the cloud for $200/mo or run Opus 4.6 locally for $275, I am absolutely going to self-host 100% of the time. Sending all that data to the cloud presents tremendous legal risk for companies. There'

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