JosNun

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   by JosNun 2mo ago

   Genuinely curious: what are people using these smaller local models for? They are getting decently capable, but they are still small enough that I don't trust them for "real" work outside of a handful of fun toy projects. Are
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   by JosNun 3mo ago

   Presumably, though, those are also things that you'd need for a physical print book, and you could share some of that effort / cost between the two? Maybe this is a naive assumption, but I would assume that the total cost per unit
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   by JosNun 3mo ago

   My question is, where do people buy epubs for these? Are you buying them off of Kindle or similar and stripping the DRM? My biggest withholding is that I can get used paper books for quite cheep (ie, from thriftbooks or similar), but there&
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   by JosNun 4mo ago

   I sit here typing on my DIY split keyboard powered by 2 nice!nanos. It's worth noting that a typical wireless split keyboard (separate left and right halves) uses 2 nice!nanos, so really it's only 25k people interested. That'
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   Show HN: A simple, sharable physics playground in the browser(scribblerig.josnun.com)

   2 points by JosNun 4mo ago|0 comments