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by walrus01 3mo ago
Yeah, I think we will know more within a couple of days, once people actually download/run/test it. I'm sure the people adjacent to the 'heretic' developers will give it a test as soon as they get their hands on it.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Do I really need to? No, not really. The 27B full density, 35B MoE, 70B and 122B models I have in use get me 95% of the way there on a lot of things. Particularly when dealing with languages and systems where I have at least an intermedia
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Indeed not, but I was saying there's more than ample precedent which is tested/working and actually doesn't refuse anything. Go to the Huggingface 'models' search interface and type in "heretic". Or uncens
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I agree it's very likely to be painfully slow, I very much want to see some real world results from people who try it. Early testers will inform others on whether it's even worth trying. Results very much TBD right now. I don&#x27
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by walrus01 3mo ago
There are a number of use cases where sending the contents of your context and prompts (and the resulting output) to a 3rd party service is off the table as an option, and people will compromise speed for data sovereignty. And not everyone&
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I have found that the "mostly didn't lose anything" Q8 large models that I want to run are all too large to run on the "only $3995!" 128GB max RAM systems that some people are buying, and definitely won't fit w
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by walrus01 3mo ago
The performance bottleneck is not really so much the number of cores or processing power in each core, but the memory bus bandwidth to/from the CPU. I have an older dual socket xeon server here which is a CPU-only LLM test machine with
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by walrus01 3mo ago
As a completely one person, single sample anecdote, the 'heretic' uncensored Q8 GGUF variants several people have published of Qwen 3.5-122, 3.6-27B and 3.6-35B-A3B will very happily discuss just about any controversial topic that
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by walrus01 3mo ago
It will be very interesting to see what kind of 'slow' performance people get from running it on a no GPU, but tons of RAM server (like a dual or quad socket xeon with 1.5 to 3TB of RAM). For the purpose of giving it longer durati
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Car alarms go off all the time on ferries from cars that really don't like being locked and moved.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
As compared to what more trustworthy, honest news sources? Please name a few, I'm curious.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
> What is the distinction between government and state? In a parliamentary democracy the "government" is the prime minister, president (whatever the titles are), cabinet ministers and the party that happens to be in power at an
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by walrus01 3mo ago
France24 does a lot of very solid work related to one of my particular areas of interest in the Iran/Afghanistan/Pakistan region. It's also a great alternative to any US news sources even for news about what's going on d
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Default Debian Trixie out of the box configuration without changing any systemd config file allows gnu screen to work as it always has. There would have been great uproar and screeching if basic 'screen' detach and resume functi
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by walrus01 3mo ago
URL appears to go to home page of RO military, another URL is: https://www.france24.com/en/europe/20260726-romanian-jet-sho...
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by walrus01 3mo ago
PLEASE DRINK A VERIFICATION CAN
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Reviewing the screenshot example of Heretic in use, the list of 'harmful' prompts it retrieves from HF and runs: https://huggingface.co/datasets/mlabonne/harmful_behaviors And the 'good' prompt
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by walrus01 3mo ago
We're going to have to remember the custom 'blimp' to quiet the mechanical action of the IMAX camera, which is quite loud otherwise. https://ymcinema.com/2026/07/03/the-odyssey-imax-blimp-mirro.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Audio recordings aren't good enough, this is why I keep 24x7 recordings of my life in 8K (4320p) raw YUV 4:4:4 color space video with uncompressed 24-bit audio. The NVME RAID array bills are getting a bit steep, however.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
The appeal has been completed and he's been acquitted. Note the past tense in how the CBC wrote this part: "The Wisconsin police identified Mr. Klayme as the offender using the incorrect username. His conviction rested on the inte
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Correct, I might have broken the title description rule, but I think my description more accurately summarizes what happened. I don't think my title is biased one way or the other.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Note, the post title field isn't long enough, this is a skyrim themed username used on a 3rd party service. Not for the name used by character in Skyrim itself, which is not (without extensive and rare modding) a multiplayer game.
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Man convicted of child sex crime by added _ char "Fus Ro Dah" Skyrim username(cbc.ca)
44 points by walrus01 3mo ago|37 comments
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Kimi K3 is in no way going to fit in 96GB RAM * 16 units (1536GB) unless badly quantized and with a small amount of context.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
You say that now, but wait until one of these is charging at you across a field with a QBZ-95 strapped to its back and a 1024 resolution thermal sensor.
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by walrus01 3mo ago
Build it in the shape of a domesticated Bactrian camel, put the seat in between the humps, use the humps for extra battery (or cargo compartments)
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by walrus01 3mo ago
I think you've just nearly described the 'Chevaline' mechanical horses in The Diamond Age, but without the nanotech
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by walrus01 3mo ago
> Wheels were invented for a reason Literally we have a very old saying that is "don't reinvent the wheel" and yet people persist in doing so, when an already near optimal design exists. I'm not saying don't do a
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UK AISI / Caisi Preliminary Assessment of Kimi K3's Cyber Capabilities(nist.gov)
132 points by walrus01 3mo ago|45 comments
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by walrus01 3mo ago
> and the Pakistani Taliban (which has the same leadership as the Afghan Taliban) has continued to attack CPEC [3] and targeting Chinese personnel [4]. Is it a fair assumption that a major factor in this in China's long term and con

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