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5mo ago
I'm not sure what people are on in the comments. It doesn't beat the other models, but it sure competes despite its size. GLM 5.1 is an excellent model, but even at Q4 you're looking at ~400GB. Kimi K2.5 is really good too,
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5mo ago
What a terrible name
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5mo ago
Probably a testament to how good Qwen3.6 is considering Qwen3.6-35B-A3B is not only ahead of their similar weight class XS.2 but also their M.1 (close to 10x bigger at 225B-A23B). Interestingly, Gemma 4 26B-A4B and Qwen3.6 27B (dense) have
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5mo ago
https://npmx.dev is not
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PerryTS: Compile TypeScript to native executables with LLVM
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Optimization of 32-bit Unsigned Division by Constants on 64-bit Targets
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Maki – the efficient coder (AI agent)
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6mo ago
Also from a security perspective. People have been able to extract copyrighted code / API keys some LLMs have been trained on before. If you opt-in to this, your / your company code will be used to train and improve the model. Peo
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7mo ago
Feedback from just 5 minutes of messing around. - You can't delete the audio track from a video, only mute it - You can't add a new Audio track - Because of the two points above you can't really seem to be able to overlay a s
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8mo ago
I also think Steam does a great job a hiding it, and the new recommendation page is really great IMO. Other than some generic AAA, it introduced me to really great games I enjoyed based on my play history. The more content is available, the
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8mo ago
It's not about productivity, it's about good posture
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9mo ago
> The earliest icons aren't recognisable enough as they're too illustrative. What? The fact that they have a unique silhouette alone make them so much more recognizable than all the other versions.
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9mo ago
Great strawman dude (and even if that was my point, they didn't cool in isolation only, they looked good as part of an entire screen of icons too). The purpose of icon isn't to look cohesive within a brand either. Look at the new
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> There were similar negative reactions back ~15 years ago when Adobe switched to their minimalist icon style. Adobe icons are terrible and should not be the standard. Photoshop 7, Illustrator 10, InDesign 2 were so much more memorable a
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9mo ago
Yeah I never used or liked Launchpad. On macOS I only ever used Spotlight (and Raycast for the past few years). The only redeeming thing I could say about Launchpad is that it did not replace Spotlight (unlike Windows 8 Start Menu which was
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9mo ago
https://simji.co
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9mo ago
They're definitely awful compared to the icons they're replacing. Losing so much identity and detail.
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9mo ago
But Keynote, Pages and Numbers are already free
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9mo ago
I also use the Windows key, but even then the WHOLE screen animating and changing to a different solid color was super jarring and tiring IMO. I much prefer a small popup like they have now
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9mo ago
It's more a matter of effiency and battery life, and that's mostly due to Linux more than inherent to the Framework or its hardware (try running Asahi Linux on an M MacBook and just notice your battery life be cut in half). I love
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11mo ago
No images at all please. Hacker News feels so good (IMO) in part because there is very little extra fluff. No images is part of that.
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11mo ago
To be fair a lot of garments from Issey Miyake are made from similar material.
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11mo ago
What is your app? Would love to try it out to get a feel for the experience.
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11mo ago
You're welcome
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11mo ago
I want to preface this by saying I have nothing against React, I have used it professionally for a couple years and it's fine and perfectly good enough. That being said React is slow. That is why you need useTransition, which is esse
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11mo ago
> You're not answering my question, just adding some more feelings. Well you seemed surprised by this fact, even though it's a given for most people working in front-end frameworks. > React is < 10 kb compressed https:&#
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11mo ago
It is pretty established at this point that React has (relative) terrible performance. React isn't successful because it's a superior technology, it's successful despite being an inferior technology. It's just really d
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11mo ago
Online only at https://frame.work AFAIK. I don't think people shelling out 2-4k for an AI training machine are concerned whether or not they can find it at a hardware store locally or online, but I may be wrong.
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1y ago
Framework does absolutely sell in several countries in Europe.
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1y ago
The complete Framework Desktop with everything working (including said Ryzen AI Max 395+ and 128 GB of RAM) is 2500 EUR. In Europe the DGX Spark listings are at 4000+ EUR.
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