mrinterweb

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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
This would have made my life so much easier. I wrote a medical scheduling calendar application about 1.5 years ago.
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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
It kind of sucks, but I get the silent change. If a user was trying to use the model for something untoward, having a rejected prompt would just give signal to train on how to eventually successfully bypass security measures.
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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
The title is a bit misleading. The title suggests that Facebook is intentionally paying for a political interference campaign targeting Alberta. It sounds more like it is the monetary incentive structure that indirectly encourages this type
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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
I think devs forget how efficient and blazing fast server rendered pages can be, and ultimately what a great user experience non-SPA applications can provide. It seems like the dev community has locked in on SPAs for everything. There is so
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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
I agree with everything except > this will create pressure on developers to memory-optimize their software Ideally, yes, realistically, no. It is rare that I hear FE devs considering how much memory their apps are using. I really wish RA
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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
The Neo's value prop is great for many people. I keep needing to remind myself that most computer users can get by fine with 8GB or RAM, and that the I'm not the target market for products like the Neo. I do get nervous with how f
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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
I feel this so much. I woke up at 1am last night stressing about AI and my potential lack of productivity. 2am rolls around, and I could not get back to sleep so I worked till 4:30am. Slept fine till 7:00am. AI has been causing a lot of str
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by mrinterweb 4mo ago
The more difficult it is for humans to consistently and accurately compare model outputs the more opportunity there is to spread FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt). Considering valuations of these companies and the astronomical investments bein
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by mrinterweb 5mo ago
left-justify !! LOL. History really does repeat its self. Remember left-pad supply chain security panic?
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by mrinterweb 5mo ago
If data center water use is such a concern, why not require that data centers invest in closed-loop cooling systems? By closed-loop, I'm talking about re-condensing evaporated water and allowing the water to cool. Cooling the water wou
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by mrinterweb 5mo ago
Anthropic is loosing the good will they built with devs faster than they built it. Its the anti-competitive and anti-opensource behviors that will erode their dev customer base. No clue how much of Anthropic's revenue is based on devs
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by mrinterweb 5mo ago
I only use copilot for the occasional auto-complete suggestion. I'm betting I could run a lightweight local LLM with llama.cpp to get similar functionality. Maybe this would be a decent replacement https://github.com/Ta
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by mrinterweb 5mo ago
I'm too concerned with data exfiltration to use many AI services unless their terms of service state they will not use your data for training or anything else. Zero retention is what I'm looking for. I care because I frequently wo
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by mrinterweb 5mo ago
My recent frustration with Claude has been it feels like I'm waiting on responses more. I don't have historical latency to compare this with, but I feel like it has been getting slower. I may be wrong, and maybe its just spending
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by mrinterweb 6mo ago
I feel like there have been enough hyperbolic claims by Anthropic, that I'm starting to get some real Boy Who Cried Wolf energy. I'm starting to tune out, and assume it is a marketing ploy. Trust me, I'm an Antropic fan, and
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by mrinterweb 6mo ago
Thank you. I have the same card, and I noticed the same ~100 TPS when I ran Q3.5-35B-A3B. G4 26B A4B running at 150TPS is a 50% performance gain. That's pretty huge.
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by mrinterweb 6mo ago
I feel the global instability could easily be very disruptive to SpaceX. Just imagine if Russia gets vindictive and starts destroying these satellites or blowing up their satellites to create orbital debris that could knock satellites out o
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by mrinterweb 6mo ago
I think two recent advances make your statement more true. The new Qwen 3.5 series has shown a relatively high intelligence density, and Google's new turboquant could result in dramatically smaller/efficient models without the nor
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by mrinterweb 6mo ago
If turboquant can reliably reduce LLM inference RAM requirements by 6x, suddenly reducing total RAM needs by 6x should have a dramatic shift on the hardware market, or at least we can all hope. I know 6x is the key-value cache saving, so I&
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by mrinterweb 7mo ago
There are many sources for data on before and after school cell phone bans. Oregon is far from the first to implement this. 35 US states have some form of school cell phone ban, and I believe the UK is doing a nation-wide ban. There is a go
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by mrinterweb 7mo ago
Listening to music can help people focus.
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by mrinterweb 7mo ago
This is what I've been working on. I've written a project wrapper CLI that has a consistent interface that wraps a bunch of tools. The reason I wrote the CLI wrapper is for consistency. I wrote a skill that states when and how to
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by mrinterweb 8mo ago
Waiting for some autonomous OpenClaw agent to see that XMR donation address, and empty out the wallet of the person who initiated OpenClaw :)
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by mrinterweb 8mo ago
I thought this was going to talk about a nerfed Opus 4.6 experience. I believe I experienced one of those yesterday. I usually have multiple active claude code sessions, using Opus 4.6, running. The other sessions were great, but one sessio
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by mrinterweb 8mo ago
This article has some cowboy coding themes I don't agree with. If the takeaway from the article is that frameworks are bad for the age of AI, I would disagree with that. Standardization, and working with a team of developers all using
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by mrinterweb 8mo ago
VRAM is the new moat, and controlling pricing and access to VRAM is part of it. There will be very few hobbyists who can run models of this size. I appreciate the spirit of making the weights open, but realistically, it is impractical for &
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by mrinterweb 9mo ago
This is so passive aggressive. I kinda love it and hate it if that makes sense.
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by mrinterweb 9mo ago
I've often thought about this. There are times I would rather have CI run locally, and use my PGP signature to add a git note to the commit. Something like: ``` echo "CI passed" | gpg2 --clearsign --output=- | git notes add -
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by mrinterweb 9mo ago
The propaganda trying to brand inhumane cruelty as fun, funny, cool, justified, excusable (I'm guessing at words because none of those words are the way I see this), is so messed up. Trying to make other people's suffering a meme,
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by mrinterweb 9mo ago
The Apple M series is SoC. The CPU, GPU, NPU, RAM are all part of the chip.

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