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by pshirshov 7mo ago
Even tried gemma4:31b and gemma4:31b with 128k context (I have 72GiB VRAM). Nothing. I'm cursed I guess. That's ollama-rocm if that matters (I had weird bugs on Vulkan, maybe gemma misbehaves on radeons somehow?..). UPD: tried oll
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
For some reason, that doesn't work for me, claude never returns from some ill loop. Nemotron, glm and qwen 3.5 work just fine, gemma - doesn't.
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
> BentoPDF (12.3k stars): https://github.com/alam00000/bentopdf > PDFCraft (3.6k stars): https://github.com/PDFCraftTool/pdfcraft > PDFLince (31 stars): https://github.com&#x2F
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
> Lots of options out there and everyone can choose for themselves. You are shilling your stuff at a wrong place, I think. Better apply to YC or, I dunno, go public. Also add some nice catch phrases (e.g. "Blazing Fast", "
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
What exactly? Agents do that for me, if I want to do something manually - I have, for example, Bento.
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
Well, all the agents, including free and even local ones could do this for less money and without AGPL violations. Just tell them what you need to change/merge and they literally do it just fine. Or they could write reusable python&#x2
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
From what I can see, I cannot give it an ESP32-C6 firmware binary to execute, I have to compile my source code (C only) and the source has to use Arduino APIs. Under the hood it's still QEMU.
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C++ standard libray with automated memory management(github.com)
4 points by pshirshov 7mo ago|0 comments
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
Engineers are afraid of writing custom parsers and interpreters.
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
Yeah, but all these internal and not so internal tools I baked with it are great - they solve my own problems - and without LLMs I would never have a chance to implement even 20% of that.
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
Lane keeping stops working for a minute, so the car suddenly feels like a dumb one.
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
> poor public charging infrastructure in Germany Dunno, had a trip through it last year, there are more than enough chargers. Some of them were literally free. I have 70kWh battery though. Also, I paid much less than 40k for my chinese S
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
Looks similar to https://github.com/7mind/sick
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
> more than 135 136?
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
I believe it's more correct to reference circular calls as "livelocks", not "deadlocks" - something is happening but the whole computation cannot progress. For the rest - pure untyped actors come with a lot of downs
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
Where the value you extract out of the model is orders of magnitude higher than the price of 2..6 hours of your time.
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
> I pay $200/month for Claude Code Which is still very cheap. There are other options, local Qwen 3.5 35b + claude code cli is, in my opinion, comparable in quality with Sonnet 4..4.5 - and without a/b tests!
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by pshirshov 7mo ago
From what I was able to understand during the interview there, it's not actually a language, more like an orchestrator + pinning of individual generated chunks. The demo I've briefly seen was very very far from being impressive. G
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by pshirshov 8mo ago
In this case you are locking your workflow to the vendor's solution.
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by pshirshov 8mo ago
That's what I've been doing with termux, mosh, and tmux.
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by pshirshov 8mo ago
What's still missing: - typeclasses/implicits - HKTs - for comprehension - macros/quasiquotes powerful enough to implement my custom reflection
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
> so what else is changing? Let me guess. Quantization?
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
Usually you have 90-180 days to file a chargeback, you should be just fine.
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
Try to raise a chargeback with your bank if you paid recently, in my experience it works very well in the EU.
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
In my particular case it's not a giveaway subscription.
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Ask HN: 900x downgrade of Perplexity Pro – anyone else hit?
3 points by pshirshov 9mo ago|6 comments
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
That's actually a bright idea! Have you ever thought about applying for VC funds? Once you deliver that, you can also think about a database of natural numbers!
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
Pfft, a C compiler. Look at this: https://github.com/7mind/jopa
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
> eval I'll do that with a language model, too busy writing poems with Claude. > has found better patterns for maintaining consistency across chapters Yeah, I've found one! Write your fiction with your own hands! Thank you.
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by pshirshov 9mo ago
Choose your alignment wisely! You can only serve the Good or the Evil!

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