properbrew

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by properbrew 4mo ago
I hate to do the "you're holding it wrong" trope, but I think you might have something misconfigured somewhere unless you missed a 0, because just past 60k tokens is such a small context window to be seeing issue in. Do you h
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Thank you! No they cannot tell. It is your requirement as per the laws of your country to notify the other party if you're going to use it.
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Thank you for the assumption, I'm actually not a developer at all. I'm from a hardware / networking / infrastructure background. I've had extensive exposure to (web) application development as I'm working close
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by properbrew 4mo ago
I used LLMs to develop Whistle Enterprise ( https://whistle-enterprise.com ) from the ground up, from scratch. It's taken _a lot_ of time and effort, but this is an example of what can be developed using LLMs alone. You have
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Well yes, but if I wanted a completely flat lifeless page I would just use excel and turn off borders.
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by properbrew 4mo ago
This one works well. I think it's because there's no shine to it, it's just the data, what you need, right there without trying to fluff it all out with rounded edges and superfluous stuff.
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by properbrew 4mo ago
I find it such a hard thing to quantify, I know it's not helpful but you can just feel the slop seep through. I'm not sure if it's because I've iterated through so many sites that LLMs have produced that "slop"
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Ahhh ok I totally understand what you mean. Yea the edge cases are absolutely where you start to feel the pain and things look good on the surface until you dig in. I think even in the age of LLMs the adage of 90% of the time is spent of th
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by properbrew 4mo ago
This absolutely fascinates me. I had a friend who needed subtitle files generating for audio and using in CapCut yesterday yet none of the available stuff was suitable, so he asked if I could adapt some of my software to export subtitles. 2
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by properbrew 4mo ago
> frontier LLM development This seems so wide reaching if it's catching simple things like explaining a paper. Does this also refuse to help with any already developed training pipelines? I can kind of understand the generation of s
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Can... Can I have this as well?
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by properbrew 4mo ago
I imagine it is a bit of a headache, but it is an available option you can choose. Has to be a personal debit (not credit) card - https://www.gov.uk/pay-corporation-tax/debit-or-credit-card
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Paying UK corporation tax can be done with a personal credit card.
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Thank you! Yea absolutely, but man, where to even start, it is very specific. Fundementally I didn't use any wrappers like unsloth or axolotl, although I have used the latter before a year or two back and it was good, but I needed some
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by properbrew 4mo ago
I think small models have a very good niche for specific tasks. I utilise a fine tuned Phi-4 model (smaller than this one) that fits in about 3.5gb of RAM (not vram) for the document processing side of things for the desktop app I develop (
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by properbrew 4mo ago
> I think reality could come down hard here. I have worked retail before, and to add onto the things you put it was the lack of problem solving for me that was absolutely mind numbing. Sure there were the little "problems" to s
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by properbrew 4mo ago
Yep and when you see it in the wild it stands out like a sore thumb, absolutely no thought into a bit of a unique design or branding. I have a few live websites built using LLMs and they will just go for default generic templates and colour
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LogiWebConnect – Working on Linux(github.com)
1 points by properbrew 5mo ago|1 comments
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by properbrew 5mo ago
For some reason Logitech have blocked the WebConnect app (for pairing mice/keyboards) from running on Linux. Scripts in this repo will mirror the site, do the required replacements and OS list update and it'll work on Linux (Only
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by properbrew 5mo ago
> over ten times more than they found in Firefox 148 with Claude Opus 4.6 And how much with Opus 4.7? 5x?
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by properbrew 5mo ago
Is it just an exchange for traffic? I run a website that I'm perfectly happy for a single user to not land on themselves with a browser on their device, if they are provided the information that I'm providing or purchase a service
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by properbrew 5mo ago
And what's to stop them increasing the fees at any time for "protection"?
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by properbrew 5mo ago
I love this and could be very useful in aligning diarization labels. Thanks for sharing
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by properbrew 5mo ago
I think tools like this are needed but the current default of "random SaaS bot joins every call and uploads the whole thing somewhere" feels like the worst possible version of it. The whole point should be that the people in the m
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by properbrew 5mo ago
What I don't understand is how half the comments are calling out how bad the content is, yet it's somehow 4th on the frontpage? It looks like generic AI slop, the site doesn't even render the headings for their SEO spam &quot
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Name in Landsat(science.nasa.gov)
7 points by properbrew 5mo ago|0 comments
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by properbrew 6mo ago
Note that this looks to have been a few days ago: > 23 March 2026
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by properbrew 7mo ago
> I'm about to embark on some months of cold-calling (it will be brutal) This is something I need to do, have no knowledge about and is definitely going to be harder than building the thing. > it would be cool to record the calls
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by properbrew 7mo ago
This is something that interests me a lot. In my own personal experience, ChatGPT is awesome at troubleshooting, it's given me terminal commands that are perfect and use the exact flags needed to identify and then fix the problem. Why
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by properbrew 7mo ago
> to do great things in the context of the right orchestration and division of effort I think this has always been the case. People regularly do not believe that I built and released an (albeit basic, check the release date - https:&#x2

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