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by syntaxing 6mo ago
Super interesting, building their llama cpp fork on my Jetson Orin Nano to test this out.
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by syntaxing 6mo ago
Pardon my ignorance, but what’s CCC?
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
What a bummer. FIRST robotics was a big part of why I’m an engineer today.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
such a shame, I’m a FIRST FRC alum from about 20 years ago. I hope they bring back vex robots to replace Lego.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Split RAM and GPU impacts it more than you think. I would be surprised if the red box doesn’t outperform you by 2-3X for both PP and TG
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Some CIO thought it would be great to get rid of our local in office IT team and replaced them with a multi million contract with HP to use their “tier 1” support. Their service was absolute garbage. But the CIO got a fat bonus check for th
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
> Mac: Like CPU - Chat only works for now. MLX training coming very soon
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
The use case varies but for what it’s worth, most major cellular provider in the US offer fallback Internet plans. Ranges from 10-20 a month depending if you already have a line with them. AT&T has an interesting one where your phone li
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
I argue that it’s different. Ukrainian military needed this to adapt to the warfare. The US has plenty of means to bomb people (look at Iran) with or without consumer drones. Our military does not have any native LLM capabilities.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
I noticed this the other day with the Anthropic upholding its redline. I think this is the first time in history where consumer tech exceeds military tech. Historically, it was always military tech trickles down to consumer.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
It’s interesting because my career went from doing higher level language (Python) to lower language (C++ and C). Opus and the like is amazing at Python, honestly sometimes better than me but it does do some really stupid architectural decis
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
This is simply not true. Igor Babuschkin and Christian Szegedy left as well. Only 10 of the 12 remain at this point.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
I hope they never drop the Apple container mode. I vastly prefer it because of the lower overhead on limited RAM.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Misleading title but this is pretty exciting. Interesting how this is based on llama cpp. Its nice to see some momentum since they released the paper in 2023
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Wow I’m a watch guy and this was a fun read. I used a couple of similar apps and they work ok. I wonder how yours stack up. You can get these cheap piezo ones for $150 but unsure how those perform either.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Wow that’s terrible. This is why people don’t give notices anymore. It’s safer to give no notice and start the next job the day of. You burn some bridges but is the safest option.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
While this article is old, there’s more and more noise that the lay offs is this month. That being said, I can’t help but wonder if the paramount deal accelerated these plans.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Yeah but macOS has never been ran on a “A” series chip before which makes it all more so interesting.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Awesome guide, shame how a couple of the Qwen leads got kicked out and replaced with more “business” minded leadership. Hopefully this doesn’t mean the end of the open source era from Qwen.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Interesting how it runs on the A18. I wonder if this means they will try to unify macOS and iOS within this decade.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
I hate how it doesn’t even mention git in the article. That being said, they have a boatload of money. It would be so much h quicker to acquire someone like Gitlab and slap an OpenAI theme on it.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Fast.com is from Netflix. They do it so ISP serve Netflix faster since ISP were gaming speed test sites. I’m assuming that’s the same case for cloudflare speed test.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
Anyone use the Jolla C2? Seems pretty interesting (not fully European though)
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
A big part that a lot of local users forget is inference is hard. Maybe you have the wrong temperature. Maybe you have the wrong min P. Maybe you have the wrong template. Maybe the implementation in llama cpp has a bug. Maybe Q4 or even Q8
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
I don’t see why people do not use bitwarden. It even supports yubico keys.
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
I don’t think the title is correct? All OS must have age profiles that external sources can query. There’s nothing explicit that checks the age itself in the law?
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
It’s been a while but I’m pretty sure the original deepfake used VAE as well. Super powerful idea and architecture
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by syntaxing 7mo ago
How much VRAM does parakeet take for you? For some reason it takes 4GB+ for me using the onyx version even though it’s 600M parameters
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by syntaxing 8mo ago
Isn’t this the motivation behind polymarket? To incentivize those that have information to bet as a signal of “truth”. What I don’t get is why would anyone bet on this stuff that don’t have insider information besides those with gambling ad
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by syntaxing 8mo ago
It doesn’t though. If you think about it, improper English and slang strongly effects cultural and social bonding. I too would feel the opposite party is pretentious if someone is correcting me for a casual conversation. If it’s a professio

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