muyuu

7 ms·

61.
by muyuu 6mo ago
this is what gives me pause about this issue it's easy to just look at the upside of something that doesn't hurt you and you just have an extra choice, but knowing that it can and does wreck the lives of many, I feel that it'
62.
by muyuu 6mo ago
we're not in the EU anymore but yep, our petrol and diesel prices are not far off those of France or the Netherlands right now, petrol goes for ~£1.5 per litre and diesel for £1.90 that is converted to US gallons and US currency, $7.67
63.
by muyuu 6mo ago
for me it means there are areas in Oxford that are off-limits, it also means that many cars are just not on the market anymore because of the new emission normatives and that many ICE cars from the last decade have delicate crappy engines a
64.
by muyuu 6mo ago
interesting, might be worth having around although it is still pretty slow
65.
by muyuu 6mo ago
merit doesn't matter people want to get laptops that work well and have good battery life, whether this was easy or hard to achieve means naught
66.
by muyuu 6mo ago
i have a Strix Halo machine typically those dense models are too slow on Strix Halo to be practical, expect 5-7 tps you can get an idea by looking at other dense benchmarks here: https://strixhalo.zurkowski.net/experiments
67.
by muyuu 6mo ago
literally tackling the RAM problem bit by bit
68.
by muyuu 6mo ago
some of these images are hilarious ngl that Indian guy understood the assignment
69.
by muyuu 6mo ago
have concrete terms been published or is that an educated guess of the contract?
70.
by muyuu 6mo ago
see also: https://xcancel.com/dhh/status/2046691842171797550
71.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Is that so or would those 10B be discounted from the purchase? not that it isn't wild regardless
72.
by muyuu 6mo ago
he doesn't act like he regrets buying Twitter/X/Xitter maybe he's getting value from this? (also the deal was essentially secured with Tesla stock, so who knows what did he actually pay)
73.
by muyuu 6mo ago
battery life for Linux is not some grand project, it's just support and setup of existing kernel drivers, typically at the distro level - which is why it's already there for some setups https://xcancel.com/dhh&#x2F
74.
by muyuu 6mo ago
i assume the reason is that this is a very competitive market and you need hundreds of billions in investment to just start producing at a competitive quality and price, with massive uncertainty that you will be able to make that money back
75.
by muyuu 6mo ago
I haven't been using it, but that's what I heard - see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSuS-zXMVwE
76.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Front page right now.
77.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Far from ULEZ/CAZ areas I guess?
78.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Looks good to me. Would be nice to see the process. I'm having trouble with parts of the stride when the far leg is ahead. Doing 8-directional isometric right now.
79.
by muyuu 6mo ago
It's a volatile space. Cursor was just acquired by SpaceX, so let's see what happens.
80.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Kimi 2.6 works roughly like Opus 4.6, when it used to work. Depending on the task, a bit better or a bit worse. And it's MUCH cheaper.
81.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Maybe vertical integration is the main business case. A controlled environment to determine effort and token usage, and to get plenty of exclusive training on code. It could end up making sense. Idk if they needed to offer 60B though.
82.
by muyuu 6mo ago
I didn't have great success last i tried, but i will give it another shot this week. Presumably they incorporated improvements to the skill?
83.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Presumably for new subs.
84.
by muyuu 6mo ago
They moved on from that code base iirc. Still insane, mind.
85.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Great for the shareholders at least.
86.
by muyuu 6mo ago
They seemed to be doing fine with Kimi distillation. Not speaking from experience though, I prefer to use my editor.
87.
by muyuu 6mo ago
What do you suggest? That people spend most of their time on the road going to and from (very expensive) chargers across the country? That is such a prospect it makes our decrepit railways look good.
88.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Maybe those already on $20 a month plans won't be nerfed much more? It's yet another austerity move, pretty much in line with the recent ones.
89.
by muyuu 6mo ago
In my area, charging prices have been in the £0.70-£0.90 /KWh for a while. That makes ownership VERY expensive, especially for road trips. On top of that privilege, you have exorbitant insurance costs and terrible devaluation. I rent E
90.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Except availability of chargers is spotty in most of the country, and charging prices so high that the running expenses are considerably higher. Not even considering insurance, which is also a killer. Been there. Second hand EVs devaluation

More ›