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by montroser 3mo ago
Well, many EU countries like Italy and Germany officially freaked out about DeepSeek, ordering it to be banned from app stores etc.
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by montroser 3mo ago
This is why God gave us 1.58-bit ternary quants?
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by montroser 3mo ago
This was always where this was heading, but we got here much faster than expected. Once western governments declare it to be a "national security" risk for citizens to have access to open-weight frontier models, and once they clas
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by montroser 3mo ago
One time I hired two different random guys on craigslist to assemble three IKEA bureaus. They didn't know each other beforehand, and I hired them separately to work together. They started by jockeying to see which one was going to be
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by montroser 3mo ago
This is very cool! Slightly off-topic though, I miss technical people writing in their own voice about the awesome things they've built.
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by montroser 3mo ago
Welcome to the future. I think open weight models are our only hope for LLMs being net positive for society.
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by montroser 3mo ago
Well, it's not that hard: just give the LLM a user-scoped access token, same as if the user themselves were asking their own LLM to act on their behalf. Basically, just like we don't show users information they shouldn't be a
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by montroser 3mo ago
I'm ready for my home helper robot that makes dinner and does the dishes and takes out the trash. But I'm scared for when those home helpers get drafted to fight in wars, either for or against me...
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by montroser 3mo ago
This article only promises to get into "the coming AI margin collapse" in a yet to be published "part two". This part only makes the point that GLM 5.2 is pretty good (no shit).
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by montroser 3mo ago
I'm glad that your trivial migration was trivial. All this was a big source of churn for plugins and frameworks: https://github.com/vitejs/vite/discussions/16358
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by montroser 3mo ago
Vite had five major version in the four years 2022-2026. Version 3 => 4 => 5 => 6 => 7 => 8. Each one of those had breaking changes and required devs to go through a migration. It's too much. And for what? It&#x
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by montroser 3mo ago
That "thank you" at the end is particularly classy. Thank you for getting fucked and giving us your money.
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by montroser 4mo ago
Yeah, but they're talking about fine-tunes .
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by montroser 4mo ago
Sounds cool. How do agents know what else is going on in the doc? They have an embedded browser and they do like mutation observer type stuff? Or does the integration do polling?
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by montroser 4mo ago
Nice. Can we get `nub --compile` up in there like Bun has?
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by montroser 4mo ago
I've been driving glm-5.2 for a day or two now. It feels like a mature, seasoned colleague. It could be luck, but I don't know -- it keeps one-shotting relatively hard stuff. And taking initiative to think about what potential r
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by montroser 4mo ago
Reading the paper, by "Fertility" the author really means "rate of pregnancy" which seems kinda like a different thing. Basically, access to the Internet is correlated with less teenage pregnancy. Idiocracy in motion...
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by montroser 4mo ago
Makes sense to split the foundation, as the communities have split (and withered). From its inception Perl 6 was an incredible journey that resulted in a genuinely weird and interesting new programming language, and squandered a broad wealt
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by montroser 4mo ago
Well, this is certainly not benchmaxxed, I'll give it that. And props for being honest about how far behind Qwen 3.6 MoE is this model. But yeah, it's not the best look to have to stretch and say it's "competitive"
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by montroser 4mo ago
deepseekv4 pro via opencode go is $10/mo and has very generous limits. I use pi for the harness and go just as a model provider. It goes a good long way...
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by montroser 4mo ago
This is a finetune of Qwen-3.5. Interesting to see this coming from the government of Brazil. https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1u4fzg1/new_mod...
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by montroser 4mo ago
Well, this is the exact opposite of his point. Of course it should make sense when not animating! That is given. The entire crux of his point is that it should also make during an animation . In an ideal world, it is hard to argue wit
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by montroser 4mo ago
> In Cellpond, I handpicked hexadecimal values for each channel so that the resultant colours would better fit my app's theme and needs. Well, this is an admission that trying to balance "wiggle room" without too much &quo
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by montroser 4mo ago
Result is ~12 tokens per second, as reported by OP down in these comments here. An impressive effort, and better than I would have thought possible on this hardware -- but still pretty far short of what one needs for an satisfactory interac
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by montroser 4mo ago
This is my daily driver laptop. It's pretty good for what it is. Runs Linux perfectly, not trying to be especially too fast, very nice pixel density, all metal case, sturdy build. Battery life is not the best. Beautifully compact.
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by montroser 5mo ago
In practice, my experience is that it's mostly a lose-lose proposition. You have to invest in learning a bunch of same-but-difterent framework apis to do what the language already does natively. And in return, the code is more comple
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by montroser 5mo ago
Come on, now. The human writes the plan up front, which includes guidance on testing strategy, classes of tests, particular test cases to cover, etc. And just like normal, of course you don't just ship the code without doing manual v
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by montroser 5mo ago
It matters for at least a few reasons: - Depending on the nature of your application, it may be very important to be able to audit the business logic and intended behavior. For compliance reasons, for operational reasons, for moral/et
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by montroser 5mo ago
Well, my team does what we call vibe engineering . You do ask hard questions up front, define boundaries, give lots of high level architectural guidance, declare interfaces, and bounds of abstraction... And then you ask the LLM to make it
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by montroser 5mo ago
Slate is just some renderings though, right? Is there anything actually real about it more than just marketing?

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