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jaggs
2y ago
More China bashing. Divert from Russia, prepare the ground.... Such a fun game.
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jaggs
2y ago
Here we go again. The slow build up to weapons of mass destruction. Well worn playbook in action. Lovely. :)
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2y ago
"so specific and small scale..." Hm..I think that Gabe Brown would like a word. :) https://www.fwi.co.uk/arable/land-preparation/soils/how-gabe...
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jaggs
2y ago
Heh, phew...
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jaggs
2y ago
Whoosh, there goes yer context windys :)
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jaggs
2y ago
Windows 10. I didn't notice it until I had to switch mid-way through a YouTube video to Chrome, and suddenly the audio was significantly louder and clearer. Shocked me.
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2y ago
I used LibreWolf for a long time, and Waterfox before that. Had to leave LibreWolf though because the audio quality was so awful (videos etc).
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2y ago
There's an awful lot of personal susceptibility linked to the use of magnesium I suspect. In other words what's good for one person may not be good for another. For me magnesium in chloride hexahydrate form converted into a magnes
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jaggs
2y ago
Cue agenda...
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jaggs
2y ago
Nice. Amazing for one-shot.
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jaggs
2y ago
By optimistic, do you mean 'tweaked'? :)
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2y ago
Really nice. Perfectly timed for enshitification, and love that it's open source. Now just need some sort of federation and it's good to go. And choosing to go with an established UI will make adoption that much easier when TSHTF.
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jaggs
2y ago
Hmm...I'm not sure you fully understand what the word plagiarized means? But I get your sentiment.
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2y ago
Nice. Hard to tell whether it's really on a par with o1 or R1, but it's definitely very impressive for a 32B model.
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2y ago
No Windows version? Really? Wow!
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jaggs
2y ago
More waitlist tripe
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jaggs
2y ago
Interesting to see how this compares with the OpenAI and Perplexity offerings.
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2y ago
Just Don't Look Up!
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2y ago
That's when the 'enshitification' engine kicks in. Pop up ads on every result page etc. It's not going to be pretty.
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2y ago
I think what some people are finding is it's producing superficially good results, but there are actually no decent 'insights' integrated with the words. In other words, it's just a super search on steroids. Which is kin
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2y ago
I've found this as well. On a good day Gemini is superb. But otherwise, awful. Really weird.
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jaggs
2y ago
I find the problem with Gemini is the rate limits. Really constrictive.
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jaggs
2y ago
Mmm... There's probably a Chinese EV company or two that would like a word. :)
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jaggs
2y ago
Odd. I tried with an app password and bsky login and got told that I needed authentication. Not sure why it's broken.
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2y ago
Nice. Wish the playground would work though. It just stalls for me.
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2y ago
I think you may be underestimating future enshitification? (e.g. it's going to be trivially easy for the cloud suppliers to cram ads into all the chat responses at will).
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2y ago
There seems to be a LOT of work going on to optimize the 1.58-bit option in terms of hardware and add-ons. I get the feeling that someone from Unsloth is going to have a genuine breakthrough shortly, and the rig/compute costs are going
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2y ago
No API pricing available?
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2y ago
31,316,000 ish at last count
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jaggs
2y ago
Nope, not interested.
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