Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
TheHalfDeafChef
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
4 ms
·
1.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
4d ago
At least it is opt-in; but thus begins the creep.
2.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
3mo ago
Not really “smarter” though? It’s just a big probability engine. (Not trying to flame bait or anything. I just wouldn’t call LLM as exhibiting intelligence. It is great at making connections based on probability but doesn’t have a semantic
3.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
5mo ago
Had it for 3 days running with nary a request. Perhaps it's the chosen model that I am serving (Gemma 4 26b)? I did see some WARN logs right after startup but the description don't suggest any problems that would block accepting r
4.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
4y ago
As informative as this is, what is with the tendency to use Twitter where a blog posting would be more appropriate? Reading this with the character limit break cadence and understanding.
5.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
4y ago
I am curious about this. Has there been an analysis comparing the contents in the two respective countries? Something that would be illustrative of this claim. I am not doubting you or your statement. Just looking for information to back it
6.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
4y ago
Would this be able to transfer your clipboard from Linux to an iOS device? Or at least via a roundabout way (like say a script that uses ssh to a MacOS based machine to utilize its `pbcopy` & `pbpaste`)?
7.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
5y ago
It would appear so. Although KDE Connect can apparently work with MacOS (you'd still need an android phone).
8.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
5y ago
Notwithstanding the other issues mentioned, but the MacBook Air is not exactly user repairable. IIRC, it is a SOC. So any part that breaks the entire thing needs to be replaced. I got a MacBook Pro 2018 and though it works it still makes wa
9.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
5y ago
Faster to parse as a developer. I can't speak to whether computationally it is faster. Additionally, doesn't this somewhat also bring in the methodology of dealing with the error cases first?
10.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
5y ago
I consider myself an advanced-beginner programmer untested in the real world (looking for my first coding job though!), and I understood it relatively quickly. It does appear more concise than many if-else statements. After the initial “wha
11.
▲
by
TheHalfDeafChef
7y ago
On Linux (Arch) how does this differ from https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/code/ ?