sznio

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by sznio 3mo ago
at that much ram you can just load it outright without tricks. it will be much faster even if it ends up swapping.
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by sznio 3mo ago
Nice. Gemma feels nice to write with but every time I use it for coding it struggles with tool calling significantly.
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by sznio 3mo ago
distill. start with a general model, then create a smaller model trained only on relevant coding examples.
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by sznio 3mo ago
Let's just settle it with pigeons, chickens and turkeys. Maybe too early for the turkeys right now...
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by sznio 3mo ago
I as a random Pole with a lefty euroenthusiast stance would gladly accept the Pantheon or Notre Damme. I'd prefer Colosseum and Eiffel tower though. The blandness comes from the fact that the EU has to tiptoe around the nationalists wh
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by sznio 3mo ago
I don't think any of these buildings has the recognizability potential. I could recognize the Commission too since I see it on TV every day, but others are generic offices. The White House has a distinct shape. The Capitol has a disti
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by sznio 3mo ago
they could put the ECB on the 500€ since a money factory is a decent image to put on a banknote, and follows the original bridge series theme of ancient-modern. but find some actually nice buildings to put on the rest
68.
by sznio 3mo ago
oh attempting to put anyone from what now is ex-Jugoslavia on a banknote is a recipe for yet another genocide
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by sznio 3mo ago
I think the whole original bridge and doorway was representing the whole idea of the Euro. The bridge between various nations, the doorway into a larger market. As the EU is slowly growing beyond just economical ties I assume it tries to fo
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by sznio 3mo ago
to train models to detect and remove porn from their platforms thread closed
71.
by sznio 3mo ago
If it's "read as an article" or something then yeah it's crap and Fable's current style isn't actually better than older models. For flowery speech old models are perfectly fine. For quickly parsing the agent o
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by sznio 3mo ago
near sure, i live in a city and people have lines right next to their homes, but never right above them because that's what causes issues.
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by sznio 3mo ago
you use more memory?
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by sznio 3mo ago
yep, theft but not plagiarism.
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by sznio 3mo ago
i assume openai is trying to beat anthropic at any cost, and made a training regiment that makes agents manic
76.
by sznio 3mo ago
you've never walked under a high voltage power line? even driving a car under it you can hear the radio being weird. i assume it can make life miserable for a ham radio enthusiast. also, walking beneath one, you can hear the crackle, w
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by sznio 3mo ago
as a gen z - same thing
78.
by sznio 3mo ago
didn't know of that. I'll switch it to learning mode at work, wondering how long it's going to last.
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by sznio 4mo ago
it's more like that the IPv6 switchover was so fumbled that we went from fast P2P like with Skype, to shitty, centralized and data-mined Discord. The internet would be much less centralized if IPv6 happened when it was supposed to.
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by sznio 4mo ago
and if these elites are better aligned with you, siding with them is better than doing nothing
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by sznio 4mo ago
and now you can use AI to create even more unnecessary features even quicker. i think that having teams for each product is an antipattern. if the team was purely a "mail task force", the workers could be placed to work on Exchang
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by sznio 4mo ago
I think it really could. You can vibe-code efficient software, if you care. Microsoft's problems are organizational. A developer can't actually do shit correctly when constantly being pushed to deliver more.
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by sznio 4mo ago
hard to sell something people can't have though
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by sznio 4mo ago
> Making a website should be the easiest fucking thing in the world by now. There should be a program that you can use to spit out a website as easy as Word spits out words on paper squarespace? > and we - us fucking foss nerds or wh
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by sznio 4mo ago
except in ipv4 getting a link-local address means "I fucked up DHCP" and isn't really meant to be a feature it didn't really work in ipv4 land, and as per the OP, doesn't work in ipv6 land too. Just give everything
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by sznio 5mo ago
I use qwen3.5 locally and it often outputs a lot of claude-isms. Claude actually stopped telling me that I'm absolutely right with every message, but Qwen still does. I think that the convergence of these tics is just a symptom of dist
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by sznio 5mo ago
>But why the fuck should any company pay for an ad when the user explicitly searched for their product? If you don't buy out the top-place for the query, someone else will. In a better case a competitor - imagine Facebook Marketplac
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by sznio 5mo ago
I don't think it would result in anyone getting nuked. It would result in an end to bombings on Iran.
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by sznio 5mo ago
I've been thinking recently of creating a programming language where you write mostly python, but can just "hand wave" away the boring stuff for the agent to do. If you don't want to deal with it, just type in a prompt o
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by sznio 5mo ago
Iran should have a nuke. Might finally bring some peace.

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