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by trvz 6mo ago
Anthropic already admitted to heavily monitoring user requests to protect against distillation. They have everything in place, turning on learning from user data would literally be just a couple lines of code at this point. Anyone trusting
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by trvz 6mo ago
Reminder: don't take medical advice from someone who can't write correctly.
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by trvz 6mo ago
That’s no insight, just a fact from the entire history of warfare except when one side had rifles/guns and the other didn’t.
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by trvz 6mo ago
The fun thing is, you can be aware of the entire range of Qwen models that are available for local running, but not at all about their cloud models. I knew of all the 3.5’s and the one 3.6, but only now heard about the Plus.
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by trvz 6mo ago
Those financiers can’t risk not being involved in a company with even just a slight potential for AGI.
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by trvz 6mo ago
And all of these are practically irrelevant for AI data centers.
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by trvz 6mo ago
I fully expect any BIOS to have millions of unnecessary lines of code already though. May as well have a bit more for user convenience.
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by trvz 6mo ago
The Densha de Go game series lets you experience a bit of what it’s like to drive a Japanese train. There’s also Hmmsim 2 on iOS, which may be easier to get/run.
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by trvz 6mo ago
Most knowledge workers aren't willing to put in the effort so they're getting their work done efficiently.
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by trvz 6mo ago
If you have to ask then your GPU is too small. With 16 GB you'll be only able to run a very compressed variant with noticable quality loss.
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by trvz 6mo ago
You don’t do quarterly restore tests?
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by trvz 6mo ago
Meanwhile, Backblaze still happily backups up the 100TB+ I have on various hard drives with my Mac Pro.
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by trvz 6mo ago
I don't really care about the content, but European software is also when you switch to the tab the energy consumption of your MacBook quadruples due to some inane animations.
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by trvz 6mo ago
You may not be able to justify violence, but sometimes you can understand it.
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by trvz 6mo ago
Waiting lists are a thing.
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by trvz 6mo ago
They always have the option to stop accepting new customers when their infrastructure is peaked out instead of lowering quality for everyone.
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by trvz 6mo ago
Calling your own article all those things is a major turn-off.
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by trvz 6mo ago
Piece of free advice towards a better civilisation: people who didn't even read the comment they're replying to shouldn't be rewarded for their laziness.
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by trvz 6mo ago
No, the default context in Ollama varies by the memory available: https://docs.ollama.com/context-length
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by trvz 6mo ago
Ok, so that’s good for Apple. Microsoft is invested heavily in OpenAI?
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by trvz 6mo ago
It absolutely is RAM… So much so that this was what made Apple increase their base sizes.
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by trvz 6mo ago
Since that defaults to the q4 variant, try the q8 one: ollama launch claude --model gemma4:26b-a4b-it-q8_0
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by trvz 6mo ago
ollama launch claude --model gemma4:26b
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by trvz 6mo ago
As a German citizen, this’ll certainly make me thoroughly uninterested in the gender pay gap for the rest of my life.
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by trvz 7mo ago
The way the war is going, Iran themselves.
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by trvz 7mo ago
Lookong forward to you going out like a man when retiring so you’re not a burden on society.
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by trvz 7mo ago
This is silly. RSS readers exist. Feed a Fever was even better.
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by trvz 7mo ago
Considering the usual behavior of the Russian military, it’ll keep firing at Russian soldiers.
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by trvz 7mo ago
Well, you’re quite fucking wrong there.
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by trvz 7mo ago
They are dangerous and reckless. They were also done in the name of humanity, but without humanity’s consent. I despise the naive scientists who did them as much as those who brought the damocletian sword of nuclear weapons on us.

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