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by nurettin 8mo ago
They could support up to 10 0.00000000009999999999
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by nurettin 8mo ago
I ran the qwen 3.5 35b a3b q4 model locally on a ryzen server with 64k context window and 5-8 tokens a second. It is the first local model I've tried which could reason properly. Similar to Gemini 2.5 or sonnet 3.5. I gave it some tool
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Even better, use an IDE which will generate the import statements, so that you won't have to use these feature-of-the-week language quirks from the 90s.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Yeah as a dad I can tell you it gets old quickly.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
> AGI just means human level intelligence. It seems more like people haven't decided on what the goal post is. If AGI is just another human, that's pretty underwhelming. That's why people are imagining something that surpa
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Started with kde2, then openbox (2000s), then i3 (2010s), these days I got so used to gnome, anything else feels like a downgrade. So probably it is just what you're used to.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
> began programming without knowing they were Worse, they were doing functional programming just by chaining formulas without side effects, surpassing the skills of most self-proclaimed programmers out there.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
This is why they say "A3B" meaning only 3B is active at a time, limiting VRAM usage.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
I paid once in 2012 and now I can't download it anymore. Even if I could, it probably wouldn't work.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
On behalf of everyone who dislikes jetbrains business model, I would like to say: duly noted.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
This is so funny to me. Especially since Elon musk had to buy Twitter due to his tweets.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
I mean, yeah, no need to put a bunch of high powered cars in a circular track to watch them race really close to each other at incredible speeds, causing various hazards, either. Especially since city buses have been around for ages.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
I saw this newer bash syntax for redirecting all output some years ago on irc foo &> file foo |& program
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Maybe you didn't get the nuance here: Hetzner says (not exact wording) "according to this public blacklist you seem to be performing something they consider bad". What they don't mention is that they operate the list.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Oh I made it up on the spot, actually. It is just something to complain about.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Didn't all vendors directly or indirectly ban the use of *claw? Why are there still articles about this? Are they unable to detect users?
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Yes I wasn't banned or anything, they aren't barbarians. Also, explain your opinion don't just put it out there. This is not a football match.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
See this is why we can't have cheap tinfoil.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
What they probably mean is that it is not a fair market, that there is no balance in purchasing power, pushing small scale buyers away while supply slowly catches up (or doesn't)
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by nurettin 8mo ago
> What about when you're embedding your GUI into an existing application? or for use on an already taxed system? (Audio plugins come to mind) I've used ImGui in exactly these kinds of projects. Game engines already render graph
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by nurettin 8mo ago
I did some crawling on hetzner back in the day. They monitor traffic and make sure you don't automate publically available data retrieval. They send you an email telling you that they are concerned because you got the ip blacklisted. F
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Yes, and I seem to remember that 100k lines was well over the excel 5.0 limits at the time. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
I did earn some bread with vba as well, and always advocate for efficiency, but I just opened a 12MB xlsx file in LO, and it took a couple of seconds on a 2024 thinkpad. As far as I remember, my Win 3.11 machine (a 486 DX with 4MB RAM and 3
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by nurettin 8mo ago
> AWS has been charging me $1,500/month for near-zero usage. For over a year. That is more than $18,000 for infrastructure I barely use A couple of managed DB instances and a decently sized ec2 will do that.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
It makes an endless stream of assumptions. Some of them brilliant and even instructive to a degree, but most of them are unfounded and inappropriate in my experience.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Yeah it sounded like what I imagine pressing on a cardboard of eggs would.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
> LibreOffice’s UI is extremely dated imo It feels so bland and hard to read. Maybe that's because of java. How did Excel 5.0 look so good?
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by nurettin 8mo ago
I think there is a language barrier issue here.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Same here. Both $20 and $100 finished fast. Never hit a limit after dishing out the $200. Explore() sometimes prints 90k token usage which scares me, but so far it is consequence free.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
The problem is USA doesn't get good choices. Given the choice between a walking corpse and trump, they choose the corpse. Given the choice between a woman and trump, they choose trump.

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