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31.
by trvz 2mo ago
I think the appropriate way in this case is to cover it up with black tape.
32.
by trvz 2mo ago
> How this was written: drafted with an AI assistant from my own notes, then edited by me. Chill, dude. The AI datacenters generate enough heat.
33.
by trvz 2mo ago
Literally the same security risk.
34.
by trvz 2mo ago
“High parameter […] models” was mentioned above. It’s still not a good take however, as laws of civilizations getting more convoluted over time is the general behaviour, not specific to LLM-producing countries.
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by trvz 2mo ago
Agentic behaviour isn't just coding. In fact: > We recommend using it for agentic workloads, tool use, data extraction, RAG, and long-context workflows. It is not recommended for agentic coding and knowledge-heavy tasks.
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by trvz 2mo ago
No. No.
37.
by trvz 2mo ago
They're not. When things go wrong it's better to compromise someone else's VM host than your own computer. It's only a matter of time now until AI will find novel ways to break out of virtualisation.
38.
by trvz 2mo ago
A VM hosted by someone else. Somethig on your personal notebook or the proxmox server in your garage is still too risky.
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by trvz 2mo ago
It’s a common word amongst people with even a bit of erudition. In truth, using it for any kind of software is overusing it.
40.
by trvz 2mo ago
The main argument you give for it not making sense can easily be changed in Settings. The energy and network considerations have no impact on running a virtual machine in UTM – iPhones will give everything they can as long as thermals are f
41.
by trvz 2mo ago
Yeah, but it’s also plain greed, and it’d be hard to tell the ratio.
42.
by trvz 2mo ago
Having to pay for stuff you use is not a dark pattern.
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by trvz 2mo ago
macOS covers 90% of people who would ever pay him.
44.
by trvz 2mo ago
It's implied. Truly smart people manage to become affluent.
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by trvz 2mo ago
Soldered RAM being bad is an opinion, not a fact. I’ve seen way too many RAM slots go bad. Smart people always get the highest configuration in computers, unless they know they’ll never need some of the resources and can tolerate a lower op
46.
by trvz 2mo ago
Especially when the movie is over forty years old.
47.
by trvz 2mo ago
Most of the big VPN companies known from advertisments all over the internet are probably honeypots of the usual countries.
48.
by trvz 2mo ago
It would've been surprising before LLMs. Now that you could run all of your communication through AI, or at least have it check it, it's outright negligent.
49.
by trvz 2mo ago
It would be nice to combine my iPhone and iPad mini into a single device.
50.
by trvz 3mo ago
That’s a common expression.
51.
by trvz 3mo ago
Google is not Apple. Apple customers expect the higher standard.
52.
by trvz 3mo ago
That computer, even with only 8GB RAM, should still handle Chrome well. You may have something bad installed or something misconfigured.
53.
by trvz 3mo ago
Yes, but it’s not available in all App Store regions.
54.
by trvz 3mo ago
It’s available in the iOS app (or was for me), both logged in and out.
55.
by trvz 3mo ago
To be fair, Ollama has been pushing their own cloud offering just as much. For some of the latest big models (from Minimax, GLM, Kimi, etc.) even after months they still don't provide official downloadable versions, just their cloud on
56.
by trvz 3mo ago
Anyone even a little bit serious will be paying either way. If not for the cloud models, then for hardware upgrades.
57.
by trvz 3mo ago
I checked, too, after your comment. It's ~50% on an M2 (with 10 GPU cores) according to iStat Menus.
58.
by trvz 3mo ago
I still don’t see the point of this. In my testing, it’s worse than Qwen 3.5 4B and even 0.8B.
59.
by trvz 3mo ago
That, and while you’ve chained yourself to the floor of the littoral zone previously.
60.
by trvz 3mo ago
That sounds intentional though.

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