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by vkaku 3mo ago
If the market otherwise can make other cassette players work, This looks like a Sony problem than a general problem.
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by vkaku 3mo ago
This might be my first new Gameboy Cart in like ever. So looking forward to this HTMX release.
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by vkaku 3mo ago
I am trying to get Bun running on Win9x and currently trying to get it to run on WinXP machine. It's based on the Rust9x Project+Custom Build Patches; Idea is that I want to start shipping variants of OpenCode and other useful Node&#x2
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Show HN: I got 32-bit Bun running on Windows(twitter.com)
2 points by vkaku 3mo ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Very nifty! Looks amazing ... :) I love the Netbeans ish style UI
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Actually done a good job - talks about dithering, perspective correct mapping and the artifacts seen in the PS1 era etc. Pretty good start. Add more lighting and shadows to the game before that dithering pass and then see how far you can pu
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by vkaku 3mo ago
This was a legit case for the students, who suffered the most here. Better systems need to exist, including parametric computer testing and same day results - thereby making re-examinations simpler for the affected students. I am also aware
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Just document this for all, simplify the setup but keep the learning :)
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Well, glad you went over the whole thread, especially purveying what is happening out there. The development cost for those not under capture is really as asymmetrically low as it gets.
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Hey, I'm on this one too. Nothing stays forever one way. You all find me on the other ones, add me there and give me a reason to post to a wider audience. I'm on LinkedIn too ... most people won't even engage the same way the
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by vkaku 3mo ago
This is one of those things where I wish navigation were easier on X. Just check the tweets it replies to and the tweets that reference it. I've updated it, so hope it helps.
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Necessarily, better data is what we need, more importantly, better collaboration and better specialization at all. While the title is a bit misleading and clickbait-y, the message is decent. I disagree with the way that big models are train
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Read this thread when you get the time: https://x.com/_vkaku/status/2080352797606744209 Open Data+Open Models gives everyone else an advantage and bringing regulatory capture here should be appealed and brought to
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by vkaku 3mo ago
I'm not an AI skeptic but I hate the hype. Especially throwing compute for the sake of it. I do alt inference prototypes and got much farther than I had hoped to. So indeed, any investor in AI should read deep and question hype and fro
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by vkaku 3mo ago
I'm just stating my opinion here. Whether it's considered moral or not is left to the discretion of the reader.
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Move billions of dollars != help society in any meaningful way. In fact many of the cited papers have been considered extremely harmful to society.
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by vkaku 3mo ago
I recently decided to build and run my own training free inference engine... and it worked. It's called TinyToT: https://github.com/guilt/TinyToT You basically get a LLM without any training/RL here. See: ht
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Nope. In fact, people are now very very aware, very quickly. It is no more possible to have arbitrage on a society you are committed to, because they are monitoring you as much as you are monitoring them.
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by vkaku 3mo ago
I'm going to say this that we're not even close to the limits of what actually needs to be accomplished so at some point, memory will start needing better tiering for inference some day ....
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TinyToT – Tree of Thoughts Inference Server(github.com)
1 points by vkaku 3mo ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 3mo ago
A lightweight, Ollama-compatible inference server that answers questions through knowledge retrieval, structured reasoning chains, and MCP tool calling — with no model weights, no training, and no GPU required. It scores 97% on a 35-questio
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by vkaku 3mo ago
If you have a real fast disk and LRUed it you can go way higher
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by vkaku 3mo ago
Within one segment of 64kB, you could load 8 or so blocks; You should be able to do 1 major CJK language overall (with 20-30 blocks) and Latin together and leave the rest of the memory for other things; So you can make a proper application&
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by vkaku 4mo ago
Here's some code that's easy for a lot of people to play with, especially if you are looking to have it running on your firmware / other embedded projects. https://github.com/guilt/3DGFX
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by vkaku 4mo ago
Modern UTF-8 encoding and present day tools makes it relatively easy to make many codepoints work relatively better even on DOS, thanks to readily available bitmap fonts.
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You can get Unicode working on DOS(twitter.com)
12 points by vkaku 4mo ago|8 comments
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by vkaku 4mo ago
If you need Windows for whatever reason, abandon it and switch over to Linux with Wine, Steam or anything else that you really need it for. By now, Windows has gotten so bad, there is absolutely no reason to go to a newer version in order t
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by vkaku 4mo ago
Yeah but the real deal is talent; When enough people move around, this is no more 'sacred trace' knowledge. Plus, When you start with a known set of evals, there's really just a few to solve for. The set of models solving rea
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by vkaku 4mo ago
Keep your **** models to yourselves.... the world really has moved on to open models which can give you good enough results at a fraction of the cost and zero BS licensing.
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by vkaku 4mo ago
JXL is great on a variety of images with great PSNR across the board. Surprised it took browsers a good long time to ship it (removed and brought it back) You can get way better perceptual compression at much much tinier sizes though. This

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