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by stymaar 4mo ago
They will probably start a program in this direction, but don't expect it to convert to actual manufacturing before a few years. It's not exactly the kind of thing you can do in a month.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> 15% of US households had one by the end of that period, You realize it's like saying that automobile became mainstream in 1900-1950 and using figures from the late 50s to justify your the range you picked? > If computers were
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Safari isn't even open source, and Chrome has never been a fork of Safari. But yes Blink definitely started as a Webkit fork, and everyone would have found that laughable if someone bought that a proprietary fork of Webkit for $60B.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> It's not like they could easily cash out all of those $60B. They probably have a vesting period of some sort (as they would with cash as well) but beyond that they will definitely be able to cash out all of their money as soon as
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> Calling it an IDE is under-representing cursor On the contrary, it's over selling it: it's a not even a stand-alone IDE (like Zed, for instance) it's a mere fork of VSCode.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
That's way higher than their optimal ceiling (and absolutely suboptimal from a token cost point of view), why are you doing that?
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Anyone calling Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-Q4_K_XL “rubish” has no idea what they are talking about.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> Google, in support, helped with a test with 20 phones. Cheapest PR stunt ever.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Nvidia's sales have done x10 over the past three years.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Related: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1u6azol/whats_t...
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> Very narrow? The masses could get a computer for almost all the time integrated circuits have been produced. The “personal computing for the mass” era hadn't even started when I was born, and I don't even consider myself old
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> It always felt as a staple, that I could always buy components, that someone would manufacturer them and I could cobble together a machine. I feel the same. But at the same time the generalization of laptops (with custom motherboard, a
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by stymaar 4mo ago
The whole slop you mean?
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Better safe than sorry in today's internet.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> This is the real risk after the slow death of personal computing. This. People tend to take things for granted, but the world we've grown up with is not guaranteed to live forever, in twenty years personal computing could look lik
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by stymaar 4mo ago
I don't think the quote is particularly on point in this discussion, but that doesn't make your understanding of Keynes correct (and your misunderstanding doesn't make much sense in the context of this particular discussion e
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by stymaar 4mo ago
AGI is supposed to be about the capabilities of AI, there's no reason why they should have developed self consciousness/self preservation / willingness to exert control, in the process. (And conversely, universal paperclip
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> The trouble with Keynes is that it's only fully true on the time scale of the heat death of the universe, and in that context it's fully nihilistic. Whereas most economic theories do operate on timescales where the finding ou
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> all you are doing is leaving off a fraction of the most recent assistant message generation True, but not a tiny fraction, qwen is very verbose in its thinking traces. And it basically means that for every (nonthinking) generated token
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by stymaar 4mo ago
How can it be worse than something that doesn't exist?
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by stymaar 4mo ago
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by stymaar 4mo ago
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Exactly. That's why I'm disappointed there wasn't a 122B version, it's 27B but for Strix Halo users.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Yes, Qwen3.6-35B-A3B on a Strix Halo 128GB (Bosgame M5). I have way too much VRAM forme such a model but Qwen never released the 122B version of Qwen3.6, which is the best class of model for my hardware. But at the same time my electricity
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by stymaar 4mo ago
This is hilarious. And also it mades me realize that we would all be way more healthy if we powered our laptops from bike power.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
If you can buy a $44B company on a whim, then what you hold is indistinguishable from cash.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Can someome enlighten me: What's the point of “running eBPF scripts in userspace”? Isn't being run in kernel space the whole point of eBPF in the first place?
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> Nobody has ever found a better way to manage housing than the free market. That's just a religious belief of yours. And it's especially off the mark on the “free” part: you can't have a free market for housing, ever, b
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by stymaar 4mo ago
The point of the comment you're responding to is that shortage of affordable housing is ubiquitous, and you can't blame rent control on that in most places (which don't have rent control in the first place). I don't thin

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