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by anaisbetts 6d ago
That's what I don't understand, they're shipping RTX 6000s that are PCI lane-starved. Buying a Maserati and driving it around in 3rd gear.
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by anaisbetts 1mo ago
Welp, the biggest reason that I use Edge just got thrown out, time to switch to Firefox.
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by anaisbetts 1mo ago
"closing the harness is antiparallel to what users want."
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by anaisbetts 2mo ago
Germany requires e.Vs to have democratic governance as a response / reaction to what happened during WW2, where every organization was retooled to run under "Führerprinzip" aka, one person decides everything, zero democracy o
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by anaisbetts 2mo ago
I've heard that learning WebGPU is a pretty decent alternative, it's cross-platform, has runners that are non-web, and has some of the niceties of Metal without being platform lock-in
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by anaisbetts 2mo ago
Apollo solves many issues that Sunshine has on Windows. If your host is Windows, a correctly configured Apollo (i.e. where virtual monitor is enabled) will be a way less frustrating experience.
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by anaisbetts 2mo ago
The extremely charitable answer is that this is AMD's chance to control the built-in software, so they can ship a bunch of built-in AI stuff and a controlled environment similar to what NVIDIA does with their DGX OS, rather than e.g. F
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by anaisbetts 3mo ago
I mean just like GGUFs aren't technically necessary yet are _way_ more convenient than using Safetensors and configuring the default Jinja prompt by-hand, it makes sense to bundle the draft model too. For all intents and purposes, the
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by anaisbetts 3mo ago
The exit tax doesn't apply to "gains", it applies to the "value of your company" which is calculated in a way that often means you will owe thousands or even millions in money you don't have, and at no time had
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by anaisbetts 3mo ago
The vast majority of children cannot and do not buy and pay for VPNs and use them to evade anything. The second that governments said "We intend to ban VPNs" they gave away the game as to what their actual intent was, and it wasn&
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by anaisbetts 3mo ago
This article is likely AI slop, none of this is "news" and I'm pretty sure that this is just factually Not Accurate. Windows 11 is not shipping a new media player, it has the same one as it has since Win10. Codecs have like H
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by anaisbetts 3mo ago
If you're hitting this you have a bug, this is not related to the model. Either your harness is editing the messages between turns incorrectly (i.e. it is not append-only), or sometimes this is because of llama.cpp bugs, but bet on the
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by anaisbetts 4mo ago
No headless RDP solution is pretty unforgiveable in 2026 - right now I use Nomachine and indeed it requires X11. Why wouldn't Wayland have a solution for this? It is not a niche usecase. It is like, a headline, completely mainstream us
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by anaisbetts 4mo ago
Sure but MediaTek isn't making the actual CPU, they're just making the unimportant parts of the chipset, who cares
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by anaisbetts 4mo ago
It's an ARM64 CPU with a nVidia GPU rather than garbage Adreno, not bad
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by anaisbetts 4mo ago
Proton Mail not supporting filters for message bodies is brutal, I understand why they don't do it but that really lowers its usability for me. Bummer.
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by anaisbetts 4mo ago
Honestly, for most open-source apps where you don't want to Deal with this, the answer is to just get it into Homebrew. They handle re-signing apps using the local computer's ad-hoc signature and for most apps this is by-far the e
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by anaisbetts 4mo ago
I don't think this is true. A normal CS signing cert is sufficient for most commercial apps - you will get the SmartScreen warning for a few days but it will go away fairly quickly. The important part is that SmartScreen reputation is
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by anaisbetts 5mo ago
This hasn't been my experience, ROCm is usually not only a bit slower for me (~32 t/s vs ~43 t/s on the main model I use), it is way less reliable; any upgrade in kernel version or AMD driver and suddenly everything is brok
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by anaisbetts 5mo ago
Sure but on the flip side, skills not being in context means that for many harnesses, the model simply never finds them. Whether MCP or Skills are "better" depends extremely heavily on the context management functionality of your
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by anaisbetts 7mo ago
Came in getting ready to hate on this article, but was actually pleasantly surprised, this is great. Good work OP.
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by anaisbetts 8mo ago
That'll work great until your first customer from a CJK or RTL language writes in, "Hey, how come I can't type in your app?", or the blind user writes in "Hey how come your app is completely blank?" then you&#x
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by anaisbetts 8mo ago
A pervasive "Someone needs to do something!!!" attitude is why. Americans will forever wait for the school principal to come and get everyone into trouble
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by anaisbetts 9mo ago
The code generator just recreates the C header files in C#, let's not be dramatic.
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by anaisbetts 9mo ago
If you've come to Germany as a foreigner recently you might have it automatically, newer ID cards have it activated
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by anaisbetts 9mo ago
The country that lived through pervasive mass state surveillance by secret police for 40 years is unsurprisingly quite cagey about digital centralization of records, even so many years later
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by anaisbetts 9mo ago
Transit companies are pretty bad at PKI infrastructure and internet security combined with the inefficiencies inherent in German bureaucracy / anti-centralization as well as the inherent insecurity of the SEPA model sometimes make crim
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by anaisbetts 9mo ago
> Germany has a tendency to wish something into existence with a law After living here five years I've finally realized the same thing - Germany is the country of Rules, often well-intentioned, but no one actually follows them. It&#
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by anaisbetts 10mo ago
Tauri's approach of using the system Webview just doesn't scale to millions of users. You will end up having to tell your customers, "In order to fix the bugs in our app, you need to install a new version of your OS", or
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by anaisbetts 10mo ago
Same tbh. macOS is my last resort, I find so much of it incredibly frustrating, from the literal constant permission nannying, the unrepentant "We broke your shit, deal with it" that comes with many many updates, the horrendous

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