vx_r

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by vx_r 4mo ago
I'd say almost too ominous
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by vx_r 4mo ago
Much agree on this. The article is clearly biased. But one thing it mentions is that even when disabled people don't change their mind. Perhaps some politicals views are more rational and sound. Can the reverse be true? We don't k
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by vx_r 4mo ago
dito
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by vx_r 5mo ago
you never rely on agent's own memory system. create memory system of your own
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by vx_r 6mo ago
Eagerly waiting for mlx to merge 1bit quantization pr to try this out.
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by vx_r 7mo ago
To be honest, on android there are a plenty options that work quite well within OS to reduce typos to almost 0%. Once I switched to iOS, the experience has been shockingly instable with no proper custom keyboard support. I mean, it is 2026.
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by vx_r 7mo ago
Clearly a lot of people doesn't get the multi-layered political play that is going on. I am not going to say much because people sometimes do not want to know the truth. Simply look at how North Korea and China friendly current governm
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by vx_r 9mo ago
Funny, because "Gochu" is chili in Korean, I never thought it originated from foreign word.
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by vx_r 9mo ago
No, you've got it wrong. The law has not passed just yet. It will happen amid Christmas-eve when everyone is busy celebrating.
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by vx_r 9mo ago
I am afraid that the same thing is happening in South Korea right now. This is a cry for help. "Lawmakers would go on to formally approve the national security law, essentially a foregone conclusion, about three weeks later. The legisl