suprjami

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by suprjami 3mo ago
I still prefer Mistral Nemo 12B for text summarisation tasks. It has a nice style. The Mistral Small 24B is also decent. I have a YouTube transcript summariser which I like these for. However these days I usually have Qwen 3.6 27B already l
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by suprjami 4mo ago
Same. The drop in performance can be surprisingly bad. 10Gbps becomes 5Gbps. 100Gbps becomes 20Gbps.
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by suprjami 4mo ago
Thin wallet gang. I carry four cards in a 3D printed sleeve which is two walls (0.8mm) thick. When my state implements digital drivers licence I can take that down to three cards. I just realised an elastic "card sock" would be ev
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by suprjami 4mo ago
Not just the whole internet, but commit commercial copyright infringement and settle class action out of court with authors whose books you pirated. https://www.authorsalliance.org/2025/09/07/the-anthropic-set
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by suprjami 4mo ago
Once again, it's called LastPass because it should be the last choice when selecting a password manager.
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by suprjami 4mo ago
There is too much content and not enough time. I can read a summary and get the gist then decide if I want to read the full thing, or I can bypass it and not interact at all. I chose the former. Direct example, https://thefrontpa
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by suprjami 4mo ago
There are many other posts here which agree with you. Filling context with what you think the model needs adds nothing and possibly just inflates context which is harmful. A good method seems to be only make a skill or memory when the LLM
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by suprjami 4mo ago
For your Claude user running container, Rootless Podman is very easy to setup, it's all I use on Debian 13: https://github.com/podman-container-tools/podman/blob/main/d... Depending on what containe
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by suprjami 4mo ago
Yes, this is already a widely circulated unproven LLM conspiracy theory.
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by suprjami 4mo ago
An organisation which lets a person release a website without understanding how the web works is just asking for trouble. This was true before Transformer LLMs and is true after them. LLMs probably just let those organisations make a larger
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by suprjami 4mo ago
I'm not anti-AI, I'm anti bullshit. Yes these things can be a useful tool when used properly in a targeted way. No they're not going to "replace all workers" or "achieve sentience" like these shithead tech
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by suprjami 4mo ago
The architecture which made me fall in love with RISC (or "load-store" if you prefer) and see the error of my ways with x86 (insert your derogatory term here).
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by suprjami 5mo ago
When doing this, I particularly like that the LLM sometimes gets things wrong. It forces me to really understand each thing deeply so that I evaluate it properly. It is like taking an exam where the exam writer is hostile and sneaks in tric
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by suprjami 5mo ago
There was a lady who died from the same thing: https://abcnews.com/GMA/jury-rules-radio-station-jennifer-st...
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by suprjami 5mo ago
That is a good one! The book is already listed. As far as I know there is no video?
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by suprjami 5mo ago
Thanks for the catch!
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by suprjami 5mo ago
Me too! I have a list of similar content here: https://github.com/superjamie/lazyweb/wiki/General-Tech-Ente... Haven't updated it in a long time but hope you find something nice.
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by suprjami 5mo ago
What a depressing article. Don't retire and sit staring at the ceiling. Get hobbies. Make friends. Volunteer. Do those projects you never finished (or started!) because you were too busy working. Develop an identity beyond your interna
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by suprjami 5mo ago
Reminder that Google, who literally invented the transformer, say that's never happening: https://xcancel.com/Hesamation/status/2045181640297578605?s=... I'm more inclined to believe that over someone wh
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by suprjami 5mo ago
> including generating a program that segfaults or something else. UB = run nethack or Emacs: https://feross.org/gcc-ownage/ We should have kept this behaviour. It would make UB a lot more unpalatable and easy to fi
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by suprjami 5mo ago
You do remember the xz-utils backdoor was found in Sid right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XZ_Utils_backdoor
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by suprjami 5mo ago
bootcrew have bootc Containerfiles for Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, and openSUSE: https://github.com/bootcrew/mono
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by suprjami 5mo ago
I am always surprised Debian are leading this and not the commercial vendors. You'd think big organisations paying for RHEL and Ubuntu would be beating down the door for verifiable binaries.
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by suprjami 5mo ago
They probably just generate "the UUID" then add an increasing number on the end so it's unique. Problem solved.
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by suprjami 5mo ago
Users might not care but the people building such things (us) do care and must care so that we can provide a product for those users which does what it says. If you don't care that's fine. You go run the Claude Code "sandbox&
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by suprjami 5mo ago
What are you saying here? An LLM helped humans do something right once therefore it's perfect to use in every other situation too?
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by suprjami 5mo ago
Go forth and combine with this: https://github.com/o8vm/rust_dos
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by suprjami 5mo ago
These people are employed to serve the public and are paid by public funds. This is a socially critical job which affects people's entire lives, and in South Africa possibly their personal safety. This isn't just another coporatio
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by suprjami 5mo ago
> Why? https://justforfunnoreally.dev/
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by suprjami 5mo ago
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.

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