lostmsu

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by lostmsu 9mo ago
AFAIK gpt-oss-20b on high reasoning has SWE score of just over 60. It is smaller than all comparable models. Maybe I am missing something, but it is still state of the art all the way up to 50B parameters vs all models released after. At le
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
From the consumer perspective no ChatGPT with slightly cheaper electricity is a no-no. Like you might be happy about that arrangement, but most won't. You don't have any data to corroborate less AI -> less pollution, especially
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Since you thought not elaborating is a good idea, I take it you want more electricity for: - Bitcoin mining - weapons production - banking infrastructure - making slop TV shows - charging preteen phones - playing Mario cart - heating empty
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
If he "clearly" wasn't merely filming, what alse did he seem to be doing?
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Unlike blockchain Mastodon isn't decentralized either.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Commute to where? 15 minutes walking from Microsoft main campus and 10 minutes driving from a new Facebook campus. 10 minutes driving to a good daycare.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
This is not wrong, but the comment you replied to implies the author of the comment understood that perfectly already.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
You should ask an AI why this impression is very wrong.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
There's a good reason for that. Because other AI users are listening. This is like choosing a car or a work tool, except they meaningfully progress every 6 months (more often if you restrict yourself to local). So you need to get an im
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
What are you gonna spend these water and electricity in US on instead?
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
There's nothing wrong with blockchain. In fact I find this swing back to centralized services distateful for this community.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
As a well off person your most significant purchase is going to be a house, and in Seattle they are 3x cheaper. I just left Seattle Greater Area and my 350sqm admittedly old house + a small ADU with an outdoor pool went for $2M (at the mome
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
> It's not that big of a deal.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?cou... says Zurich is 33% more expensive and I remember it that way.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Not sure about Ireland, but Switzerland used to be true, but now it is also far behind since 5+ years. See, Google Zurich vs Seattle https://www.levels.fyi/t/software-engineer/locations/greater... https:&#x2
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Not sure how your experience contradicts my point exactly. You're not saying you are in the highest ranks at all, so your experience is irrelevant. If you are, you fit the natural talent with no pressure description.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
I take Goldman Sachs reports like this as a strong signal to buy.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
That could simply be explained by early high achievers being worked hard by their parents or something else while people with innate abilities making progress slower (because most people are not overworked). For the first group they sizzle
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
I still don't know anyone who managed Qwen3-Omni to work properly on a local machine.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
No Windows?
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
llama.cpp has an extension for VS Code, but configuration UX is utter crap
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Not sure what makes you think this precludes vsync. I already outlined a few options on what to do if apps fail to produce frames at refresh rate.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Windows doesn't care and neither do I. But still, this can be done in immediate mode if the DE can tell the app it wants it to render the window in multiple rectangles with different pixel densities. I have a hope for the whole idea, b
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Scaling is for legacy apps, right? Modern apps should get the area to render and the desired pixel density. Not sure what you mean specifically by "need" in "need ... to do compositing". Compositing is just a way (e.g. r
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Just to remind people here: a single uncompressed "4k" picture is 33MB. Have your compositor hold 10 of them and you get 330MB just for the window images. Across multiple monitors my desktop is 6400x2160, which at 32 bits comes to
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
UPnP won't expose my SMB to the world on its own. For that you'd need an attacker already inside the NAT. So already on that side of the hatchway.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
It was visible on the polls prior to the election itself (and the damage). It's on the Democratic party they didn't read it. (voted Hillary as if it changes anything in WA)
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
1% doesn't sound like a lot at all.
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Yeah, GPT 5.2 on high got down to 1293 on the 5th try (about 32mins).
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by lostmsu 9mo ago
Shameless plug: Turing test battle royale https://trashtalk.borg.games/

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