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   by pantulis 1y ago

   > but Liberace might be spinning in his grave At 10000 rpm, not one less.
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   by pantulis 1y ago

   > place a giant bucket of dry sand above the pack, with the bottom layer being made of acrylic or other plastic that melts. Honest question: is this a real hack that people do in these situations or did you just come up with it?
3. 123.▲
   by pantulis 1y ago

   What are the necessary qualifications?
4. 124.▲
   by pantulis 1y ago

   Not sure if all crypto is a scam necessarily, but sure that world is chock full of scammers trying to out-scam each other.
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   by pantulis 1y ago

   Thanks for answering! I also skipeed that the original codex now allows for other models (perhaps they pulled the open-codex part???). To be fair, I prefer Claude Code to both codexes.
6. 126.▲
   by pantulis 1y ago

   > OpenAI has a new thing called codex but it isn't very good yet. I tried it and it's super flaky. Lot's of errors and it gets stuck when that happens. I agree with this, not sure the experience of everyone else but I felt
7. 127.▲
   by pantulis 1y ago

   Or Melinda.
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   by pantulis 1y ago

   I think the overall consensus would be being cautious of creating a product on top of a third party platform and marketplace, worse it being MS itself. But! If this is a one person team, I think this is exactly the other way around and b
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   by pantulis 1y ago

   Sidebery is awesome but afaik it doesn't seem that it syncs the state of your tabs across browsers. TabStash is not as visually polished but it achieves that capability by using Firefox bookmarks for the tabs and groups.
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    by pantulis 1y ago

    There was a book by Dave Shea and Molly Holzschlag called "The zen of CSS design" that explained some of the tricks of the most amazing themes. On my last cleaning I let go of a lot of now obsolete books but that book remains, it
11. 131.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    I was running the mac in low power mode!!! Getting 24tps now.
12. 132.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    Gah, turns out I was running the Mac in low power mode! I get 24tps in LM Studio now with gemma-3-27b-it-qat.
13. 133.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    Now this is raising my curiosity, is there anything else I could try and tweak to achieve better tps? Can it be related to being GGUF instead of MLX?
14. 134.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    Thanks for your suggestion! I think it was just the filename. I tried the model you suggested by opening it in LLMStudio and keep getting 8.3 tps.
15. 135.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    Never mind, found your Leanpub book and followed the instructions and at least I have it running with qwen-2.5. I'll investigate what happens with Gemma.
16. 136.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    Yeah, I know. Not sure if this due to something in LLM Studio or whatever.
17. 137.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    How did you manage to run open-codex against a local ollama? I keep getting 400 Errors no matter what I try with the --provider and --model options.
18. 138.▲
    by pantulis 1y ago

    > Can you quote tps? LLM Studio running on a Mac Studio M4 Max with 128GB, gemma-3-27B-it-QAT-Q4_0.gguf with a 4096 token context I get 8.89 tps.
19. 139.▲
    by pantulis 2y ago

    I like it being touted as a "productivity" tool.
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    I remember a Spanish radio program doing this (“Bienvenido Mr. chip”)
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    > I just think the article would be better if it actually answered "Why LangGraph and not these?" Agreed! But what are the _these_?
22. 142.▲
    by pantulis 2y ago

    I think it's fair to say that "roll-your-own" would probably make less sense, but in terms of adopting an "agentic" framework one would have to also research the state the competition is in. Which is to say, I&#x27
23. 143.▲
    by pantulis 2y ago

    Strassler is usually more technical than your run-of-the-mill popsci writer. But his book "Waves in an impossible sea" is much more accessible.
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    I am not so sure, but from my understanding it is that if you are a professional or a business and are offering those courses, you can opt to be subsidized. I'm not sure anyone is offering these types of courses in 2025 so I understan
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    They are playing the long game, which is what has always been: wait until the silicon enables that for most users. The Apple Silicon track record suggests that... wait a couple of years and we'll get M3-Ultra-class capabilities in all
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    Sure, it was awesome, it was also my first exposure to OOP but I think for a beginner it was slightly too deep and I ended up doing things without knowing what I was doing... although they worked.
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    The demo video has a lot of Borland's Turbo Vision vibes.
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    I don't think so, but who knows. In my case I was working at a telco so everything was very obvious at the dev environments.
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    Oh the joys of watching terminal logs with SS7 data frames!
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    by pantulis 2y ago

    > I still don't understand where Jetbrains is going with Fleet. Is it a platform to prototype ideas for their IDEs? Is their long-term goal to replace their IDEs with Fleet? Is it just a standalone product? They don't necessari