Zetaphor

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by Zetaphor 11d ago
dang and team tread carefully but carry a big stick
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by Zetaphor 14d ago
Saying that a human teacher is equivalent to an LLM is derogatory to the teachers and exaggerating the capabilities of the LLM. I say this as someone who uses these things daily in my work and personal life. Let's not murky the waters
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by Zetaphor 15d ago
They're the ones who are dying. Gen Z grew up on the cloud
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by Zetaphor 15d ago
Hard in what way? Just install the Flatpak? https://flathub.org/en/apps/net.sonic_pi.SonicPi
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by Zetaphor 27d ago
Especially Pi, that's kind of the gold standard for open harnesses
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by Zetaphor 27d ago
It's this generations leaded gasoline and paint
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by Zetaphor 1mo ago
Unfortunately they're currently too busy trying to patent tool calling https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49243397
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by Zetaphor 1mo ago
It's the third link on the front page right now?
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by Zetaphor 1mo ago
I'm running on Strix Halo so memory bandwidth is my constraint. In that example I'm describing the choice between using ROCm or Vulkan. I have a llama-swap config that can call different instances of llama-server running a toolbox
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by Zetaphor 1mo ago
This is all quantifiable. I regularly have my model run benchmarks against all the config permutations and then choose the best based on my criteria, which typically boil down to trading prefill and decode times
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by Zetaphor 1mo ago
It's also convenient if you want to run separate builds behind a single config, sometimes there's a PR I want to run before it's merged
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by Zetaphor 1mo ago
In the defense of Sonic Pi, the first version of it and the Raspberry Pi were released in the same year. Obviously one went on to become more popular
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
While the laptop option is nice, for an inference server you're probably going to want the desktop form factor as it has significantly more thermal overhead and thus better performance. In the desktop models most of the internal volume
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
Strix Halo is the unified memory platform from AMD. Similar to the DGX Spark from NVIDIA or the M series Macs. I personally have the Framework Desktop, but there's also systems from other brands like Bosgame
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
I'm sure there's plenty, but if you put on your rational hat and think about the motivations of the Chinese government you'll realize this claim makes no sense, and there's plenty of evidence and good reason saying the o
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
Same on Android, insane that people aren't validating for mobile in current year
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
There's so many more things my taxes are being used to fund that I think the majority would agree are a symptoms of waste and corruption, that focusing on people getting a degree in the arts is laughable. The current cost of this war c
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
Brave is Chromium, presumably this means the site is broken on mobile chrome
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
If we're all out of work then who buys the things AI makes?
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
It's far less obvious how choosing Bun results in more revenue for Anthropic. Unlike Claude Code, Bun doesn't require you to pay for tokens to use it
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by Zetaphor 2mo ago
https://qntm.org/mmacevedo
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
Alternatively you could run it on Strix Halo for $1,000 less, and while it may be slightly slower you won't have to deal with NVIDIA's shit on Linux and worrying about having to use their custom kernels or Ubuntu.
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
Hello from the US! I'll never not be amazed by the fact that we live in a point in human history where language and distance are no longer barriers to the exchange of ideas, despite the efforts of our governments.
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
Please use the upvote button instead of doing this.
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
Because that has worked so well for: * Drugs * Media piracy * Alcohol * Sex work * Unlicensed gambling The government is not an all powerful entity with absolute control over its people. Even in countries under past and present dictatorship
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
There's no game worth installing a rootkit for. The market is far more diverse and interesting than the handful of popular AAA titles , most of which are just shooters
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
On Linux I can play games going back multiple generations as well as emulating other consoles
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
Piracy and alternative storefronts don't exist on PS5. I could buy a steam machine and then exclusively buy my games from EA. They're also not charging you for the multiplayer access
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
Exactly, no game is worth installing a rootkit for
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by Zetaphor 3mo ago
Good news! https://9to5linux.com/kdes-new-css-based-style-engine-union-...

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