thehamkercat

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by thehamkercat 5d ago
openrouter, "together" provider is fastest (165 t/s at the time of writing) and has ZDR and all https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash?endpoint=...
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by thehamkercat 6d ago
MCP lead to one good thing though a lot of websites that never bothered to provide a REST API are now exposing MCP server because it has become popular, and you can use those servers to write normal automation for yourself, without plugging
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by thehamkercat 6d ago
> 02 - Cryopreservation Demonstrate the ability to cryopreserve and recover live wild-type mice with high viability. > 06 - Somatic limb regeneration Demonstrate the ability to regenerate lost limbs in adult wild-type mice. Interestin
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by thehamkercat 7d ago
My frustration is omarchy getting more than $18 million in funding for some dotfiles... (i know it's an exaggeration, because omarchy foundation itself seems to be funding projects like Hyprland/Quickshell/mise) but archlinux
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by thehamkercat 8d ago
Someone updated the felonybench https://www.felonybench.com/
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by thehamkercat 8d ago
i use sops Encrypt: sops encrypt --input-type dotenv --output-type dotenv .env > secrets.enc.env then rm .env You can then run your script/dev with: sops exec-env secrets.enc.env 'docker xxxx' (it will ask you for your pas
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by thehamkercat 10d ago
This is crazy, but sadly anthropic/openai will never do this, what has happened to this world, where chinese companies are more open than US or even EU companies
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by thehamkercat 26d ago
I hate to break it to you, but this is not the first time snapchat has done this Example: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68099669 and there were many more
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by thehamkercat 27d ago
I think people shouldn't just jump to distros which are getting heavily hyped in media/Youtube, cachyOS had similar wave, and now Omarchy does. (example: NetworkChuck, Primeagen? and a few others) also, archlinux is much easier to
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by thehamkercat 29d ago
A vibe-coded password-manager? Sure! where do i sign up?
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by thehamkercat 29d ago
it _is_ vibe-coded, you can read the commit descriptions in sesame-desktop repo I wouldn't trust any password manager or critical applications like this written after 2024 bitwarden/KeePassXC are already more than enough
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by thehamkercat 1mo ago
twitterwebviewer.com was registered in Hong Kong according to https://www.whois.com/whois/twitterwebviewer.com Looks fine, they don't care about the notices i guess
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by thehamkercat 1mo ago
I think you're confusing them with samsung who was caught in 2023 for this https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/13/23637401/samsung-fake-moo...
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
They're probably scrambling right now to figure out how to block this
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
Can you explain how does it work? like how is the previous K/V cache used when you switch to another model? Source?
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
Muse Glimmer 30B seems to be on par with Qwen 3.6 27B (4 months old) but Qwen 3.8 27B is dropping this week...
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
I personally think it's snake-oil marketing with all these smart-model-routing products/projects prompt-cache won't work with these
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
> NeMo Switchyard, an open source library for smart routing > When deployed, NeMo Switchyard can intelligently direct each request to the most capable and suitable model for the job How do routers like this handle prompt caching when
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
> 11.08× faster and generated tokens 16.36× faster than the same workload in the same stock VM. So this was the comparison, for me the title was a bit confusing
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
From README: > On the 128 GB M5 Max, clean end-to-end image+audio and embedded-video+audio renders completed in 74.58 and 76.99 seconds respectively, each with about a 40.1 GB peak physical footprint and zero swaps. Looks like it uses 40
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
This sounds cool
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
"My phone is a server now" would've been better -- > built in battery backup Isn't it always recommended to remove battery if you plan to use a phone or a laptop as a server? ( Fire hazard ) or is it fine to just limi
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
I believe it's because they are below $20 Million revenue limit (which Kimi K3's license has) So we won't see any price decrease unless Kimi changes the license of K3
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
And now nobody seems interested in it because the price hasn't gone down it's still $3/$15 for all providers on openrouter because of some Kimi license https://openrouter.ai/moonshotai/kimi-k3#providers
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47969237 Posted 3 months ago as well, might not be new
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
> 10 Million Tons of mass/year launched into orbit Not something to be proud of...
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
> I almost do not need a traditional OS anymore. You sure about that?
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
Why are companies slapping "OS" in their product naming? it's stupid
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
I've only read a little about the Dunning-Kruger effect, but I think I understand it pretty well
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
i think it should be "by adding stickiness to the initially chosen provider of that model"

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