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by ilaksh 1y ago
Pure pretension.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
There are other models that do that, such as photogrammetry models. But someone could possibly extend the work so it was a few photos rather than one or many. The way you ask the question makes it sound like you think it was a trivial detai
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by ilaksh 1y ago
See also: http://www.gltron.org/ https://armagetronad.org/
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by ilaksh 1y ago
There is a fundamental misunderstanding about popularity. People think that popularity is directly related to merit or rationality. Technical things are largely popular for the same reason non-technical things are popular: trends. In other
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Location: Texas Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AI agents, LLMs, Python, web components, Linux, etc. Resume/CV: Available on request Email: jason@mindroot.io GitHub: https://github.com/runvnc Very exp
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by ilaksh 1y ago
I know this is not really what they mean, but in case you want to give AI a literal VM, I have a service that deploys a VM with an open source AI agent on it that can act as a sysadmin. Also gets it's own IP address. https:/&#x2F
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Also a good option for experimenting with local AI: GMTec AMD Ryzen™ AI Max+ 395 --EVO-X2 AI Mini PC
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by ilaksh 1y ago
GMTec AMD Ryzen™ AI Max+ 395 --EVO-X2 AI Mini PC seems pretty similar and only $2000. Would be interested to see head to head benchmarks including power usage between those mini PCs and the Nvidia Thor.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Seems like a great concept. Hope they are commercially successful. It reminded me about another geothermal energy idea: dig about 3 or so miles straight down and harvest the heat that is there already. I guess that's a lot harder than
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by ilaksh 1y ago
It's not a contradiction. AI is now an important tool to have for software engineers. It's not at the stage where you can just let it do the work without supervising and refining what it outputs.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Maybe you have your temperature turned up too high.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
I think the quality of that feature and underlying LLM improved dramatically from when they initially deployed it to now.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
There are probably already a bunch of Blender Add-Ons or extensions that build with AI that are in the approval queue and just being ignored. https://extensions.blender.org/approval-queue/
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Just to check, this means we can use some extra lines in the nginx configuration as an alternative to installing and running certbot, right? Also does it make it easier for there to be alternatives to Let's Encrypt?
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by ilaksh 1y ago
I don't think it's really a fair claim in an educational context. There are at least two completely modern computers (which I assume means fairly complex) including the Raspberry PI and another one he is using the the bus or somet
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Nice. But reminds us that most templating languages support markdown by default.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
How does that Framework Desktop compare with the "GMKtec AI Mini Ryzen Al Max+ 395 128GB" mini PC? I suspect this one is very similar hardware and a slightly better deal if you give up the cool factor of Framework. Although I don&
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by ilaksh 1y ago
What's your source for any of that? I think the $6 million thing was identified as a lie they felt was necessary because of GPU export laws.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
DeepSeek came up with several significant optimizations, not just one. And master's students do contribute to leading edge research all the time. There have really been many significant innovations in hardware, model architecture, and
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Other technologies tried for decades before becoming huge: Neural-network AI; Electric cars; mRNA vaccines; Solar photovoltaics; LED lighting
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by ilaksh 1y ago
There is huge pressure to prove and scale radical alternative paradigms like memory-centric compute such as memristors, or SNNs, etc. That's why I am surprised we don't hear a lot about very large speculative investments in these
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by ilaksh 1y ago
You and your engineering team might be able to figure it out and purchase enough equipment also if you had received billions of dollars. And billions and billions. And more billions and billions and billions. Then additional billions, and m
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by ilaksh 1y ago
The pricing is dramatically better than Opus for gpt-5 since that is now comparable to Gemini 2.5 Pro.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Hm. I guess I am lucky it did not ask for an ass scan this time.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
It's like 5% better. I think they obviously had no choice but to be price competitive with Gemini 2.5 Pro. Especially for Cursor to change their default.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
This is key info from the article for me: > ------------------------------- "reasoning": {"summary": "auto"} }' Here’s the response from that API call. https://gist.github.com/simonw&
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Is Persona evil? Because I did their verification and now they have my 3d face and ID.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
Very interesting content thank you. I don't understand why you would not use a CRT with this (especially if you are showing off your setup) or why you would have that lamp on right next to the screen just providing glare.
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by ilaksh 1y ago
I had a boss who was bought into .NET to the point where he thought maybe the future was Silverlight (instead of JavaScript, which had obviously "won" at that point) and he wanted me to make Silverlight have the features that the
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by ilaksh 1y ago
There's a program called `durdraw` for Linux that works well for 'playing' the files. But it won't leave it on the screen afterward as far as I can tell. Also look for the Perfect DOS VGA 437 font. durdraw -p file.ans

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