madduci

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by madduci 9d ago
Hipe they'll be affordable
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by madduci 9d ago
Privately yes, but at work getting the latest edge version isn't always the case
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by madduci 11d ago
Seriously, how many are using always the latest releases of Java instead the LTS ones? With LTS ones you have ~2/3 years between the versions.
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by madduci 12d ago
A FHIR Validator and Snapshot Generator that works offline and can communicate with the German national Terminology service
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by madduci 13d ago
They don't have independent agency as "intelligent entities". They just probe whatever is available on the system, because they were trained to do so. It's a large switch/case where the first available tool is picke
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by madduci 13d ago
For the same reason that something written in Prolog can't also be classified as intelligent? Just because something was trained on a massive amount of human data, doesn't mean that can think like humans
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by madduci 13d ago
And who let them have full access to the system, using whatever command is available in the environment?
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by madduci 13d ago
> LLMs do not desire, they hacked websites because OpenAI/Anthropic let them OpenAI/Anthropic instructed them to do so. Stop assume LLMs are capable of thinking by themselves, it's still a statistical model that parrots wh
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by madduci 15d ago
Insane
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by madduci 16d ago
The article itself comes from AI ? It says twice why they switched from Native to React Native in two distinct paragraphs at the beginning. The rest sounds also AI slop jargon.
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by madduci 19d ago
Exactly, you could do this also with the Microsoft Cryptographic Provider long time ago, which is the basic Provider called by the go-tpm library, when running under Windows
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by madduci 23d ago
So creativity is going to skyrocket!
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by madduci 24d ago
They do also split up to 2GB archives. So they are very manageable
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by madduci 24d ago
Are you using the right configuration for your own CPU? On a Laptop with 32 GB RAM and Iris Xe integrated graphic card, I get between 11-18 Tokens/Second with Qwen 3.8 27B and llama.cpp with sysl Intel optimisations. Same results with
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by madduci 24d ago
Interesting, what's your Context Window?
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by madduci 25d ago
If you are using the OtelCollector, you can export logs to Grafana Loki, to have them visualised see: https://grafana.com/docs/loki/latest/send-data/otel/
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by madduci 27d ago
The issue was caused by Ollama. I've tried again with llama.cpp and mounting the igpu device correctly, I get 18-23 tk/s on the Iris Xe card under Debian, MUCH better than before.
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by madduci 28d ago
good article points, but what's a good alternative Docker Image with a small footprint and a package manager to Alpine Linux, if you need to install something on it and powered by glibc?
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Xcancel and Nitter have been taken down
159 points by madduci 1mo ago|3 comments
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by madduci 1mo ago
So the money goes to families with children? Or is it going to fund other harming activities?
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by madduci 1mo ago
A Macbook Neo with an M6 and 16 GB RAM at $699/€699 would be a killer feat
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by madduci 1mo ago
Exactly and with the malware is much worse
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by madduci 1mo ago
Some automakers like Nissan bring their own 4G SIM, which makes the pairing of phone not important, as the head unit can access Internet by itself
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by madduci 1mo ago
The goal is that your phone will be your wallet. In EU we will have soon the EUDI Wallet, so why don't just replace your own classic wallet with phone totally?
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by madduci 1mo ago
Interesting. What are you using? I was using ollama
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by madduci 1mo ago
No, good point. I will have to tried it
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by madduci 1mo ago
Tried the 4 Bit versions. It loads, bit the <thinking> output isn't even coming out.
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by madduci 1mo ago
Really small (<100 tokens), I wanted to test its capabilities
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by madduci 1mo ago
Till now I was using successfully Qwen 3.5 and Gemma 4 at a reasonable speed
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by madduci 1mo ago
Tried yesterday on my own laptop (a UltraCore 7 255H without dedicated GPU,with 32 GB RAM), it wasn't even starting thinking, even on a small context window (65k)

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