reverius42

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by reverius42 2mo ago
You're not the only one, I'm running Qwen3.8-27B in LM Studio and it seems to be going great. Was very easy to set up.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
If you are sure about the final shape of your output it's a great use case for AI, as you can define what you want in your prompt and refine towards it! It's where you don't know the end state you're looking for that you
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by reverius42 2mo ago
My M5 Max has 3 modes, "low", "automatic", and "high". Automatic doesn't seem to simply switch between low and high -- it seems to sit in the middle and vary dynamically based on workload and temperature.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Yes, a true overabundance would bring salaries trending down (theoretically all the way down to minimum wage) until the overabundance is fixed by making people choose other careers.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Pushing pixels around the screen is how I used to describe my day job. These days I describe it as "I talk to Claude about every 15 minutes".
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Covid killed over a million Americans and still half the population thinks the vaccine was worse than the disease.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Obama tried this and America lost its mind.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
A lot of people believe that this reality, in which we're conversing on HN, is also a simulation (thus making the fruit fly a simulation within a simulation).
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Hospitals shouldn't have to negotiate with insurers. It should be illegal for an insurer to not pay for a necessary procedure at the hospital's standard rate.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
The fact that it's already common doesn't mean it shouldn't be illegal. And I'm talking more specifically about a single entity selling to multiple customers. If two different retailers want to charge two different price
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by reverius42 2mo ago
It should be illegal to charge different prices for the same thing to different customers.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
The Democrats are not controlled opposition; they do not secretly want the MAGA agenda and only pretend to oppose it. They simply don't have any power to stop it and are really bad at getting power to stop it. "Never attribute to
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Like Blue Öyster Cult?
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by reverius42 2mo ago
A lot of it is! We live in lawlessness (for those at the top) in the US.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
The "problem" of hallucination has not been solved, and never will be fully solved, because that's just how LLMs work. They're "hallucinating" 100% of the time but we only call it a hallucination when they&#x27
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by reverius42 2mo ago
You can't really fully trust humans either. That's why we have processes and checklists; code review; testing at various levels; etc. With those processes in place maybe we can trust AIs too.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Based on that logic, layoffs should sometimes cause the stock of a company to go down, if the shareholders think those employees contributed more value than the company saves by laying them off. In reality layoffs almost always cause the st
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by reverius42 2mo ago
And Gnomes are popular desktop environments.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
By "not associated with Meta" meant, as far as I know, the authors don't work at Meta -- not that llama.cpp is unrelated to Meta's llama model.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
It's from https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp -- not associated with Meta, it's been around for years, and surely they know about it -- so I would guess either it's not a trademark violation or they do
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by reverius42 2mo ago
From Wikipedia: "Waste-to-energy plants cause less air pollution than coal plants, but more than natural gas plants." That sounds, uh, pretty good considering the input is garbage! GIGO doesn't apply when it comes to power ge
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by reverius42 2mo ago
There's a (relatively) much more sustainable solution right in front of us, commonly used in Europe, that nobody even considers in America because it costs more: burn it at a much higher temperature with specialized equipment (ensuring
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by reverius42 2mo ago
The Unabomber was anti-tech but not left wing in any coherent way.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
Giving the police a smaller budget is the same level of extremism as murdering a bunch of refugees? And before I get piled on for saying "smaller budget", think about what calls to "fund the police" would mean (a bigger
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by reverius42 2mo ago
I don't really get how that works in terms of being tax-deductible. So I looked it up, and lo and behold: > Contributions to Collectives hosted by OSC are not deductible as charitable contributions for U.S. federal income tax purpos
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by reverius42 2mo ago
> accepts tax deductable donations via opencollective but we do not actually have a registered legal entity that, uh, sounds sketchy
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by reverius42 2mo ago
This also sounds a lot like one of the features of OpenChamber, from TFA
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by reverius42 2mo ago
A lot of non-atheists are also vocally opposed to, say, teaching evolution in schools. It's easy to see how someone might think atheists typically believe in something that does contradict evolution.
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by reverius42 2mo ago
My point isn't that you, personally, don't want to buy a used 2010 Toyota. My point is that everyone, collectively, doesn't want to buy a used 2010 Toyota -- and Toyota has correctly deduced that they also don't want to
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by reverius42 2mo ago
There are plenty of 2010 Toyotas still out there, running great, if you want one. The market has instead demanded more different-looking cars (for variety), and generally larger vehicles with a higher riding position, not to mention newer c

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