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hypercube33
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hypercube33
5d ago
For me, I have a service that has multiple vectors of what would be called an API - PowerShell Modules, WMI, RESTFUL Web Services, some are available, some can do some things, some are more direct, some are not allowed with enterprise secur
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hypercube33
7d ago
They are useful for taking local llm models and delivering them with HTTPS to harnesses that expect it or to another machine. Other than that I'm not sure what I'd personally use them for.
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11d ago
Claude models were blocked from logging into my own VM with my own credentials I gave it using ssh that I also gave it by its guard rails. I wouldn't doubt other models are nerfed but...you should provide some context around your comme
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hypercube33
11d ago
That's a highly weird law. Someone let the cat outside or feeds/keeps it there thus should accept the way cats are as their responsibility.
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hypercube33
12d ago
No Ethernet, so no POE. I'm not seeing a price, or even a kickstart reward, so this doesnt exist?
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hypercube33
12d ago
In this context its not a switch - its a Keyboard / Video / Mouse - but over IP - remote control of a PC (including boot and bios)
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hypercube33
12d ago
Yeah its a really poor decision - the things chonky, put two USB-C on there.
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12d ago
AMD Pro CPUs generally come with their own version of this - Realtek BCM
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13d ago
45 security apps cut the ram and CPU performance in half out of the gate, then you have Win11 with its web gui and users who complain about any slowness so i7 or r7 is about the norm most places / bulk big 3 oems make for business.
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hypercube33
13d ago
I've worked at a bunch of orgs and no one is bothering to look at ram size changes they just note what it's at when they get a call.
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13d ago
Run a local model that is uncensored and it won't say no to pretty much anything
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13d ago
This month I reduced my spend on cloud AI and started using local models as primary - it's maybe 2 or 4 times slower for some things but it still is getting the job done just fine. I talked to a friend of mine who's been doing the
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13d ago
I'm going to guess that the agents are built this way on purpose. I just finished watching BlackBerry and Flash of Genius and yeah this is American business ethics just operating as normal.
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16d ago
I'm curious what models you're running and what hardware if you'd be open to sharing that info.
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hypercube33
19d ago
I'm on mobile but the first skill I made was a skill improvement skill. This is basically stating that if the AI struggles in another skill but finds a way that the skill it used needs reworking and it needs to do so. There is a rule t
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21d ago
Ts80p iron is super crazy nice for the price. Heats up really fast and there are a lot of tips out there. I'd say it beats my two soldering stations if you're only doing soldering.
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22d ago
I had the Galaxy Nexus (Samsung) and the Nexus 6. I may have had the Nexus 4 or 5, I dont remember. I had a few HTC phones before that and the DROID by Moto before that as my original smart phone. The DROID was peak - I miss the slide out k
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22d ago
I have my parents and in laws running Moto phones. They hold up well, are well built, just no big flagship phone that I'm drawn to. I like their flat screens, SD cards, headphone jacks, all that good stuff. I think their cameras are ge
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22d ago
It kind of is - when I looked at it 6 months ago it was just a fork of vscode with old ass versions of Claude and the only unique things were java and ibm I mcp clients or servers or something built in. For those works I'd rather just
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24d ago
Website absolutely kills my S21U/Edge phone to view. Shame, this looks super cool. I'll check it out on my laptop later when I have a moment. Price seems enticing too.
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28d ago
IMO they peaked with the Nexus 6 - camera has gotten worse and they make up with it in software or try to. You could and can see this at night or stacked shots in N6 vs pixel 4,5,6. They bought the best phone hardware and software companies
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1mo ago
I want a mini Neo for like $399 or whatever apple can muster. it could be the size of a deck of cards to boot.
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1mo ago
Reminds me of a friend's Geforce FX GPU with some jank 40mm fan that decided it wanted to become a projectile in the middle of the night during a lan party we were having and shoot through the small plexiglass window on his case across
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1mo ago
Nice looking phone im seriously interested in but they don't say what US carriers I'd be able to use anywhere I could find which seems odd with the off the shelf chipset.
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1mo ago
USB-C is far easier to break than rca plugs in my experience and then you lose data and rapid charging or charging completely if the phone doesn't do wireless. Until phones get repairable like the current generation of laptops where yo
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2mo ago
This was before broadband and pocket computers were big so we had to split screen or hot seat multiplayer on the family computer. It was a lot more in person and social and that may have been a big factor.
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2mo ago
Sumaritan from Person of Interest is more like what they are aiming for I think.
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2mo ago
Absolutely check out his multi part series "it doesn't have to suck" about turning Tucson AZ into a living greenspace city. It's hopeful and inspiring what they are doing there!
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2mo ago
I went the skills route - skill improvement skill and a rule to use it always. Basically it's directed that if anything causes more than a hop of thinking - failure - try something else it should flag that it needs to learn it as a ski
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2mo ago
Specifically, yes to all of the above but only with things such as this (financial data) since it's basically a commodity. Entire markets exist around personal data like this for credit and advertising.
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