holoduke

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by holoduke 3mo ago
Come on. The 200 spend on Claude is easily earned back. A few hours of work maximum.
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by holoduke 3mo ago
Here most of my colleagues have +200 dollar rates. It's really a no brainer. But sure, in south America or some Asian countries maybe it is. But still most devs need it anyway. Also in the poor regions.
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by holoduke 3mo ago
One day we can design our own pcb with chips, hardware and other io. Companies will accept these as files and you can collect your pcb the same day. I think in China they are doing this already
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Yesterday I wanted to delete records from a database in my own ssh server. It refused to do so. No matter what I prompted. Very annoying.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
For certain capabilities one can use uncensored models which can be found on huggingface. It's perfect for asking on how to create atomic bombs, meth labs, assassination plans, brute force hack scripts and more. You only need one or tw
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Is this game similar to retaliator?
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Yes. Let's hope bloated frameworks like react, angular and vue with their dreaded hydration and ssr approaches will be replaced with pure clientside applications with stateless servers with small data apis only. That alone will reduce
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Funny that lots of words can be guessed correctly if one knows a few European languages. I speak Dutch, German, Russian, English and was able to recognize most of the words without ever using it in English. For example Seldom. It's ver
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by holoduke 4mo ago
A bit of topic. But what would the US do if for example the rest of the world subscribes on Chinese ai services. I think the US would show some really nasty behavior.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
The mindset that makes people stuck in time. Sorry but SMRs are potentially very cheap. Not at this point. ,but when operated on scale they will be. You need to start
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by holoduke 4mo ago
When I read this I am more convinced that Europe is done. With leaders like Kaja Kallis, Rutte and Ursula it's so blatantly visible that these people can't think further than one minute. It's really time for a breakup so coun
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by holoduke 4mo ago
During the internet bubble collapse in the 00s quite some companies went bankrupt. But that's actually a good thing. It doesn't stop progress. It creates new opportunities and new baselines. Same will happen here. AI will not be l
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by holoduke 4mo ago
One should live and enjoy today. Way too many people live in the future. Only to find out it never becomes reality. Today is reality.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Good? My Macbook m3 with 36gb locked up after it filled all memory with Gemma4. A bit useful yes. But it eats all resources. For local models to be useful we need at least 128gb of system memory and 512gb of video memory. Plus 8 times the c
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by holoduke 4mo ago
That will never happen. You know that. It will only become more and more. there is no return. My advise: don't stick with those blocker ideas.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Of course I learned from it. I mean the reverse engineering part which is basically try and error is something I rather skip. The remaining things like wiring the hardware is still there. The boring stuff is what the LLM can do for me. I st
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by holoduke 4mo ago
I just reversed engineered large parts of my 2011 car odb comms. Was able to hook a stm32 board to the car communication and have full control over a lot of stuff so that I can build my own instrument cluster from a lcd screen. It literall
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by holoduke 4mo ago
It would be so extremely awesome if this ai would have been a Claude killer alternative and 90% of Europe cancels Claude subscriptions and subscribe on this one. It would be the dumbest move of the year by the US.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Is this comical satire or what? I am surprised to see such a dillusional reply. Come on. Intellectual property theft and openai rings a bell? Ethics? Ever tried uncensored versions of gemma4? LLMs have no bad or good etics. Etics are a thin
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by holoduke 4mo ago
For 3d engine stuff yes it's a lot better. It managed to replicate crimson deserts occlusion mapping stuff. 4.7/8 was not
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by holoduke 4mo ago
That index is a product of the institute itself. Funded by non democratic values. Worthless junk / progoganda piece if you ask me.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
pop.exe -megahit is what I remember to cheat. Then ctrl combinations for powers.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
You are misinformed. Ukraine is used as cannon fodder by western institutions. You talk about Ukraine taking decisions. I can tell you that the normal Joe in Ukraine is completely sidelined in decisions. The whole country is controlled by f
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Speed is indeed a next big thing what should happen with LLM frontier models. The possibilities with current models but 1000 times faster would be super useful. Earlier this week it took Claude at least full time a week with two max subscri
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Inflation is covering all the inflated valuations eventually.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Was it really ment to mimic the fuhrer you think? Who told you that? I think it's a typical propaganda framing technique used to frame someone into a position.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Who is reading docs these days? It there is one thing a LLM is good at is reading docs. I never read docs anymore and I am so happy about it.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
How many sig heila did he perform if I may ask? I saw one in a video. Are there more?
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by holoduke 4mo ago
It's like the AI created a method add(a b) return a+a+a+a-b-b-b-b But then much bigger and complex features. Totally useless nothing methods. But still interesting to see occasional exceptions that are better.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
I have a claw that is instructed to make at least 500 pr per day. It uses Claude, Gemeni and openai and runs basically every few minutes. I use online forums for input for the claw. Moltbook, reddit etc. it's quite funny how it tries t

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