cptskippy

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by cptskippy 5d ago
https://emojipedia.org/hugging-face#technical The official URL is "hugging-face" and the technical page lists the Unicode Name as "Hugging Face" while calling it "Smiling Face with Open Hands Emoji&
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by cptskippy 5d ago
Without context, I agree, but Hugging Face is the name of the emoji added to Unicode 8.0 and Emoji 1.0 in 2015.
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by cptskippy 12d ago
Further clarification here: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/17101213 It seems like they're removing POP/IMAP support from the web client?
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by cptskippy 12d ago
> This change does not affect Google Workspace aliases or other Gmail addresses you own.
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by cptskippy 17d ago
What is the device at the end that looks like a laser engraver sans laser module?
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by cptskippy 17d ago
> In Europe a CNC, or at least good and repeatable saw is available at large hardware stores. You can get any product cut to any shape precisely as long as it's a rectangle. I've not noticed one that offers more than this such
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by cptskippy 21d ago
Looking at photos of the OG iPod, the control looks a lot like a modern Apple TV remote which is a D-pad. But if you've ever held one you know instantly that it isn't a D-pad. And there was so much hype and advertising about it
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by cptskippy 22d ago
> And the competition still couldn't do it for almost a decade There were a couple things Apple had in their favor but it certainly didn't take 10 years for folks to catch up. They mostly one because they captured people'
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by cptskippy 22d ago
> Nothing has been improved in this process. It isn't about improving things or fixing the problem, it is about mitigating cost. Public sex, shooting up drugs, and vandalism still occur; but the owner/operator of the bathroom n
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by cptskippy 22d ago
I feel like this completely misses the mark. Audio quality was never the compelling feature of the iPod and people weren't clamoring for it because it sounded good. When the iPod came out you largely had two options for carrying your
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
How would you know? It's impossible to have done a thorough analysis of all the Windows UI frameworks, five have been released since I started typing...
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
I have this same affliction and have used ad-blockers for as long as I can remember. People seem to associate importance or quality with clutter. The more there is going on, the better it must be. My brain has just learned that certain p
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
The native router matrix for llama.cpp is still pretty immature (though evolving quickly) and I plan to switch once it reaches feature parity. Personally, I don't see the value in idle timeouts or time based eviction. It doesn't
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
The router mode and matrix routing in llama.cpp is still early days and it can't easily juggle multiple models as easily as llama-swap so there's still benefits if you're using 24-32GB cards that can run multiple models simul
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
There are tools like llama-swap that make this pretty bullet proof and offer an OAI style API and compatibility for local Agents. I've been running flavors of OpenClaw and Hermes exclusively on local models hosted this way. https:&#x
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
Does the A770 use the Xe driver? If so then it might work with the scripts that I've been using to build llama.cpp with SYCL support for the Arc Pro B70. https://github.com/cptskippy/battlemage-llm-gateway It&#x2
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRq_SAuQDec
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
That's a tough question to answer because you haven't clearly stated your requirements. It makes it very easy for you to prove that something doesn't work while making it very difficult for someone else to prove it does. Wha
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by cptskippy 1mo ago
> Qwen-3.6-35B-A3B The A3B models are super fast but I found the A3B Q4 model ran in circles a lot and ended up taking longer to complete tasks that 27B Q6 because it kept having to redo/rethink/fix something. I was writing ext
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
Vehicle registrations.
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
That sounds like a lot of configuration to carry around.
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
You can't run two profiles concurrently can you? I have a container for finances, a container for shopping, a container for untrusted, etc... I can't imagine restarting Firefox every time I wanted to transition between those.
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
More likely, it's going to be whether frontier models advance enough that most people would be willing to pay for them. Right now they don't, but a model you can run locally for free on hardware you already own is very compelling
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
I think it was 2013, I bought the same Humble Bundle. It's still in Alpha...
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
Which is also absurd because other automakers have other less annoying options. I had Hondas that just vented outside air just to the defroster vents without disabling the re-circulator. The Tesla Model 3 can send heated or AC chilled air
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
Have you found any?
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
> Well, 100% false alert rate. I wouldn't say the alert rate is 100%. Many of the the alerts are technically accurate but do you really need an alert on your phone that your door is open as you're getting in/out of the car
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
> I believe most newer cars do this and there are good reasons for it. That's an incredibly vague and dismissive statement to support lazy engineering. If the intent is something like preventing CO2 build up in the cabin then they c
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by cptskippy 2mo ago
> looking at you, Volkswagen I have a new Volkswagen and there's an annoying amount of arrogance behind the technology decisions in the vehicle that really sour the experience. Perhaps the most annoying is that many notifications li
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by cptskippy 3mo ago
Why do you assume Broadcom has a ton of IP for AI SoCs but hasn't done any of the other work around data center scale deployments?

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