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by esperent 3d ago
> https://superspl.at/scene/7e4e9bcb If you turn off performance mode this is way higher quality than either of the other two versions of this model linked by bhouston in this thread, although with a much lower frame
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by esperent 4d ago
I'm not sure what the "SA" part means but my phone says it's on 5g right now and has done most of the time for a couple of years now.
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by esperent 4d ago
That's 23 seconds for 1 token. Unusable, in other words. The title seems to be intentional written to obfuscate that.
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by esperent 5d ago
Yes rg + python seems to beat far fancier tools.
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by esperent 5d ago
This sounds quite similar to dirac which made a stir a few months ago: https://github.com/dirac-run/dirac I spent way too long trying to reproduce the results in Pi and failing before I decided that I shouldn't tr
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by esperent 5d ago
It's not like this website has some nefarious algorithm to keep you engaged. I also find myself here and keep bouncing off bluesky and I think it's just because I find the info and conversation here more interesting.
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by esperent 5d ago
That's great, does he have any other good news to share with us?
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by esperent 6d ago
Google apps don't evolve, they fragment and then die. I'd give this one a year or two at most.
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by esperent 8d ago
> After the events of the summer What events are you talking about?
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by esperent 8d ago
> Five houses unhabitable: https://nos.nl/artikel/2605174-vier-woningen-onbewoonbaar-na ... This doesn't say anything about homemade bombs. It just says some boys were seen running away and police assume it was
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by esperent 8d ago
> The hidden cost, of course, is that the NSA learns everything there is to know about you and your customers You're replying to a comment talking about migrating from Google, so I assume you're claiming this is more of a risk
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by esperent 9d ago
> blows up the others' house. Sometimes half the block along with it Can you provide a source for this? I had a look but all I could find were a couple of scaremongering style media reports from ~2022 saying it's getting worse
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by esperent 9d ago
Took me ages of tapping around before I hit a page that obtusely says "NAND needs a desktop" and then another ten seconds before I realized that was telling me I'm blocked on mobile. If you're going to block mobile devic
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by esperent 10d ago
> even with something like NextCloud or ownCloud it gets tiring pretty fast I haven't touched my nextcloud installation in maybe 9 months and I've been running it for about 1.5 years. When there is a problem it's now very
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by esperent 12d ago
> throw you in jail for expressing support for Palestine Action. For those unfamiliar, you are, of course, allowed to peacefully protest in support of Palestine in the UK. Palestine Action is a specific group that was controversially la
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by esperent 13d ago
What makes a 3d graphics rendering engine a good fit for llm inference?
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by esperent 13d ago
However it's not a worse idea than all the other things we rely on cloud services for like banking, healthcare, booking a taxi, ordering food, navigation, communication...
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by esperent 13d ago
I hear people say this from time to time and yet to me it feels fine. Could be better, but it's free, everything is reasonably well organized and in one place. Meanwhile when I have occasionally ventured into per-game modding communiti
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by esperent 14d ago
I don't think it's that tricky - there's tools like ccusage that show what you would have paid for Claude at api rates, and I think codex just straight up shows you how many tokens you've used if you run /usage.
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by esperent 14d ago
Are you calculating based on API prices? Because I'm talking specifically about subscriptions here.
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by esperent 14d ago
So a bureaucratic dispute between Sweden and the EU has led to an infrastructure project being paused. This sounds... exceptionally uninteresting. Am I missing something here? Or is this just a dog whistle for the HN crowd who like to compl
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by esperent 14d ago
Everyone talks about how these models are getting closer and closer to OpenAI/Anthropic and how they're much cheaper at API pricing, which is great. But then I compare it to my $200/month subscription - which I believe is how
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by esperent 15d ago
> we don't know if OP is making any money off this I'm not, and don't have any intentions to monetize it.
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by esperent 15d ago
I actually bundle LibreOffice with my app too and the reason is reading files, especially old xls files. Since I'm bundling it I'm now using it for everything docs related but the specific reason is those old files. I couldn'
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by esperent 15d ago
Same on Brave on Android. But I think that's largely orthogonal to the design, which I like a lot.
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by esperent 15d ago
I like the pelicans.
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by esperent 16d ago
That's selling it short. You could deploy something to production in minutes. Battle tested implies it's been not only deployed, but heavily used in all kinds of scenarios, and in the case of sqlite, probably by millions of differ
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by esperent 16d ago
> You've made me realise a good signal for bug hunting: Search repos with lock files listed in their .gitignore. What would be the point of that? Do you just go around hunting for bugs in random repos?
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by esperent 18d ago
I'd say just show it. Maybe with a dismissable notice saying it's not optimized for mobile. I'd saw I was getting 15-20fps, a bit janky but usable.
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by esperent 18d ago
Why do you block mobile devices? When I selected "desktop site" to bypass that it works fine, although the UI is a bit small.

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