hparadiz

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by hparadiz 7mo ago
I actually meant a context window of about 50k which is what you need to run OpenClaw well.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
I was actually thinking of the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 which compiles the linux kernel in 62 seconds and is the first usable integrated graphics solution I've seen. Benchmarks: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA&#x2
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
Currently the barrier to entry for local models is about $2500. Funny thing is $2500 is about the amount my parents paid for a 166 MHZ machine in 1995.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
HN is generally sleeping on the next big tech that is coming for running this stuff locally. Which is quite performant and will soon be in everything.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
The California aquaduct system is an engineering marvel.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
My point is your opinion is sheltered and lacks life experience.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
<insert no body quits twitter rick and Morty meme> This isn't Twitter though.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
At one point I lived in the Soviet Union but that's not really relevant to my point.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
For whatever reason the folks on here refuse to understand that for a big chunk of this planet people get paid in inflationary currencies that they used to have to immediately convert to dollars and then stuff under a mattress because the l
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
must be nice to always live under stable currencies.
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
When did ignorance become a virtue? Or is it the contrarian montra?
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by hparadiz 7mo ago
Maybe it's not good idea for our entire civilization to use only two mobile operating systems controlled by companies that only want to make money.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
You'll get thrown to a tty login prompt.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
X11 is not secure and I guess some folks in the open source community are so lazy to implement a dialog box that asks for permission to take a screenshot that they will literally write blog posts about it for 10 years instead of just writin
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
These laws are the way they are so that if a kid has their parents die they aren't facing an immediate giant tax bill on cap gains. It applies to basically anyone inheriting even a normal house. The difference in cost basis could be 90
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
VRChat won because it's a relatively open platform. That's it. The people in there spent money on Meta hardware when it was better but they would then use it only in VRChat. If a big company embraced an open platform I suspect the
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Most recently https://lmstudio.ai/models/qwen/qwen3.5-9b
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
It's actually far superior. X11 only provides frames of the display so you can't do h.264 encoding on RDP streams. With Wayland the compositor provides a stream of the window whether it's video or a game. The RDP protocol enc
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
How many times have we implemented Hello World? I'm using local models on a 6 year old AMD GPU that would have felt like a technology indistinguishable from magic 10 years ago. I ask it for crc32 in C and it gives me an answer. I ask i
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I dunno why you're getting down voted. This is funny.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
10 years from now: "Can you believe they did anything with such a small context window?"
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
https://github.com/KDE/krdp Works great. Ya'll are exhausting. Wayland is the one thing where nerds on the internet will not even bother grabbing a livecd of a linux distro just to try it out and then complain abo
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Honestly most people are just being lazy about it. You don't even need to prompt the user if you wanna allow everything by default. You just need to implement the screenshots, screensharing, and hot keys APIs. All 3 are super simple.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
It's biggest hurdle is having to explain even to tech people on HN that it's actually a good idea to have a UI where a user can approve a screen sharing request. You'd think for folks that claim to care about security that&#x
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
That's how valve's gamescope works. It's a compositor on it's own. Run it inside KDE Plasma and you've got nested compositors.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
What's happening is you are running both screens at 144/120 and your 60 is gonna have vsync and screen tearing issues.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Lots of weird misinformation in the comments here. Wayland doesn't choose anything. It leaves the compositor to decide where to position a window and whether or not that window receives key presses or not. The program can't draw w
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
X11 can't do different hz on different screens. If you have a dual screen setup where one screen is 165 hz and the other is 60 you're SOL.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Oh you're one of those. You actually believe rent control works in the face of overwhelming evidence that all is does is increase the cost of housing. Fascinating. Pointless talking to you.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
America was largely a free market until the 1920s. Since then more regulations have actually increased the cost of living. The healthcare problem in America has a lot to do with increased regulations. For one we have a fixed limit on how ma

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