usagisushi

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by usagisushi 7mo ago
Interesting benchmark. It is notable that Gemini-3-Flash outperforms 3.1 Pro. My experience using Flash via Opencode over the past month suggests it is quite underrated. Needless to say, benchmarks are limited and impressions vary widely by
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by usagisushi 7mo ago
Native here. I'd say only about 6 out of the 47 listed actually matter (Awasebashi, Urabashi, Kamibashi, Jikabashi, Tatebashi, and Neburibashi). Most of these are only for formal settings. Honestly, I haven't even heard of some of
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by usagisushi 7mo ago
I’ve heard the "S" in IoT stands for Security.
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by usagisushi 8mo ago
Qwen 3.5 35B-A3B and 27B have changed the game for me. I expect we'll see something comparable to Sonnet 4.6 running locally sometime this year.
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by usagisushi 8mo ago
Same here. If the rumored A18 Pro MacBook stays under 1kg, it would be very compelling. Regarding lightweight laptops, the Fujitsu FMV Note U series (14-inch) weighs only 634g-917g with Arrow Lake 255H and a replaceable battery.
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by usagisushi 8mo ago
OSR ― Open Source README.
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by usagisushi 8mo ago
There is room for the elephant.
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Thanks for the measurements! 15W under load definitely justifies those massive heatsinks. I’m looking forward to your writeup on the RTL8127AF as well. Your blog is awesome!
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Speaking of hardware, the RTL8159 (10Gbps) hit the market late last year and is said to consume only about 2–3W. It apparently runs very cool compared to older chips. (Though it would need to be bonded to reach 25Gbps ;-)
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
JFYI, for measuring power draw, you might be able to use `macmon`[0] to see the total system power consumption. The values reported by the internal current sensor seem to be quite accurate. [0] https://github.com/vladkens&#x
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Just for future reference, you can disable DNS management for specific groups [0]. You can find the option under "DNS > DNS Settings > Disable DNS management for these groups". Netbird will stop modifying the resolv.conf on
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
You’re from the dev team, right? Thanks for the amazing OSS! Regarding the containers, AFAIK it's 5 for the core setup (dashboard/signal/management/relay/coturn) plus Traefik in my case. It feels like a bit much, bu
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Pangolin recently added desktop clients for win/mac/linux[0] and the Private Resource feature (similar to Netbird's Network Routes/DNS), so it's starting to overlap with Netbird more and more. That said, it seems fo
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Netbird's flexibility with IdPs is really nice. I recently switched mine to Pocket ID. Overall, it's perfectly sufficient and lightweight for homelab use.
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Actually, it's the Android 16 Linux Terminal (pKVM) [1], so it's 100% on-device. Since this is a full VM, unlike Termux, you can run Docker too! (Though Termux is more stable and lightweight for daily use.) [1]: https:/&#x2
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Tried the desktop mode on my Pixel 8 running GrapheneOS. It's getting very close to being usable. https://imgur.com/a/Wfv6Hmt
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
I recently got a junk M2 MacBook Air (16GB/512GB) with a broken screen for $250. It idles at just 0.2W (!) when accessed via SSH. While it offers zero expandability, lacks wired LAN, and runs on a non-free OS, it's an interesting
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
Can I pin a specific window to the front? - macOS (Quartz): No, you'll need a third-party app. - Windows (dwm): No, you'll need PowerToys. - xfwm4: Yes, you can do it out-of-the-box.
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
> Meanwhile I’ve got an MSI OLED 32” 240Hz @ 4k monitor Off topic, but JFYI, with last year's firmware update (OLED CARE 2.0), you can now delay the refresh notification for up to 24 hours. I haven't seen the notification pop u
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by usagisushi 9mo ago
No, it's more like a power-efficient Arrow Lake, with fewer P-cores and more LE-cores. (e.g. P+E+LE: AL 6+8+2 vs. PL 4+8+4) edit: fix typo
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by usagisushi 10mo ago
The Great Betrayal of Front End Sanity 2: JS-in-CSS
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by usagisushi 10mo ago
N810, N900, N9 owner here. Good read. I did the exact same modification to my N900; it was my internet router for several years. In those days, a mobile carrier in my country offered a relatively cheap data plan for dumb phones: unlimited d
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by usagisushi 1y ago
I wonder why NK doesn't pay "fake" defectors to create counter-propaganda. Well, that's a silly joke. Yet, the fact is that regime has implemented new laws to strictly regulate citizens' access to SK/Western TV
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by usagisushi 1y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/s92fk7/my_wife_is_... A man can turn the means into the purpose.
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by usagisushi 1y ago
And then the story begins when the creator announces that everyone who took it will die within a month...
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by usagisushi 1y ago
Tip: You might want to use `uv tool install llm --with llm-ollama`. ref: https://github.com/simonw/llm/issues/575
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by usagisushi 1y ago
Yeah, in Japan, it's well known that Pi is divisible. https://kyoko--np-net.translate.goog/2005020901.html?_x_tr_s...
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by usagisushi 1y ago
My nerdy guess is they might be planning to integrate Android and Chrome OS to make something like Samsung DeX, especially given the recent, somewhat half-baked Type-C Alt mode support on the Pixel 8 and later models. BTW, Termux is awesome
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by usagisushi 2y ago
Here's a somewhat cyberpunk-ish fact I learned today: Back in '98 Taiwan, unbranded, mysterious desktop CPUs called Golden Soldier ("黄金戦士") were available in the street. It turns out they were actually modded mobile Inte
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by usagisushi 2y ago
They are both based on WireGuard (kernel-space and user-space `wireguard-go`), so I guess there's no significant difference in performance for typical usage. In terms of stability, Netbird has been pretty good for me. I've been us

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