eurekin

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by eurekin 5mo ago
Touchscreens can also leave fingerprints and those will catch light at any angle and reduce effective contrast
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by eurekin 5mo ago
Never understood any appeal of a screen inside a car: 1. Reflections make you tilt, just to make some pesky highlights go away. Even if they are angled properly, there's always something (like a sun reflected by a watche's face) w
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by eurekin 5mo ago
3090s
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by eurekin 5mo ago
I'm adding two extra gpus to my local rig. Turns out qwen 3.5 122b is already enough to handle (finish with moderate guidance) non-planning parts of my tasks.
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by eurekin 5mo ago
That's actually a good case for a LLM going through it and deciding: "nah, overblown" and "Oh, yeah, this one can close the account"
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by eurekin 6mo ago
It's pretty close to what people have been frankenbuilding on r/LocaLLaMa... It's nice to have a prebuild option.
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by eurekin 6mo ago
Few years on an OrangePi - zero issues. Few months on an N100 Odroid - no issues.
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by eurekin 6mo ago
It took me like 2 minutes to find the relevant part: https://youtu.be/qZuR-772cks?si=rYM4EjvV7VeTEzx8&t=1570
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by eurekin 7mo ago
Very good point. I'm playing with them too and got to the same conclusion.
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by eurekin 7mo ago
Sun emits much stronger IR, near-IR, UV
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by eurekin 7mo ago
Some lidar units simply use the wavelength that the human eye is opaque to. The grandparent comment is about camera lenses with little to no near infrared cutoff filter. Some older iPhones were like that and that was the original breaking s
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by eurekin 7mo ago
Can't wait until they finally get to real world CAD
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by eurekin 7mo ago
It's funny how big of an impact individual developers can have with such seemingly simple publications. At the time of the article with that diagram release, I was changing jobs and I distinctly remember, that the diagram was extensive
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by eurekin 7mo ago
The first time I heard of how many neurons the gut has, I went: "well obviously, there's a lot of receptors and muscles to support peristaltic movement; plus probably some start to end connection for proper synchronization and tot
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by eurekin 7mo ago
OpenCode works nicely, I wish it web mode would be developed more. Currently, as it stands, you have to work on the same host in order to pass the full OAuth login flow (it redirects to localhost) for subscription based providers (Claude, C
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by eurekin 7mo ago
Oh, wow. I was debugging the same in copilot (the only "work approved" agent) in Intellij, which showed that copilot didn't return commands output at all. I wrote a comment under relevant issue, if you're curious. I thin
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by eurekin 7mo ago
Practically anybody actually creating with this class of models (diffusion based mostly) is using ComfyUI. Community takes care of quantization, repackaging into gguf (most popular) and even speed optimizing (lighting loras, layers skip). I
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by eurekin 8mo ago
I'm really confused at that take. If you watched the Corridor Channel on YouTube, you can catch a lot of times that Unreal is treated as a draft, or the on-set reference, and gets replaced almost always, before shipping the final. Some
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by eurekin 8mo ago
I'm trying to run it, but getting odd errors. Has anybody managed to run it locally and can share the command?
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by eurekin 8mo ago
That's actually putting into words, what I couldn't, but felt similar. Spectacular quote
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by eurekin 8mo ago
I made a toy order item cost extractor out of my pile of emails. Claude added confidence percentage tracking and it couldn't be more useless.
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by eurekin 8mo ago
I played once with hosting a VSCode server on a raspberry pi for general development and it was actually quite powerful, when used from an iPad. Just not strictly for Swift unfortunately
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by eurekin 9mo ago
Same here. I just didn't want to expend energy racing trigger happy mods. It was so odd, to this day remember vividly how they cleanup their arguments once proven wrong on the closing vote. Literally minutes before it would the close t
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by eurekin 9mo ago
Oh, this is very interesting. Will have to test it out on coding too. Very good point about testing. Had I only followed benchmarks, I'd miss few gems completely (long context models and 4b vision models that are unbelievably capable f
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by eurekin 9mo ago
GLM 4.7 is new and promising. MinMax 2.1 is good for agents. Of course the qwen3 family, vl versions are spectacular. NVIDIA Nemotron Nano 3 excels at long context and the unsloth variant has been extended to 1m tokens. I thought the last o
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by eurekin 9mo ago
Correct, most of r/LocalLlama moved onto next gen MoE models mostly. Deepseek introduced few good optimizations that every new model seems to use now too. Llama 4 was generally seen as a fiasco and Meta haven't made a release sinc
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by eurekin 9mo ago
I just let myself use AI on non-critical software. Personal projects and projects without deadline or high quality standards. If it uses anything I don't know, some tech I hadn't grasped yet, I do a markdown conversation summary a
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by eurekin 9mo ago
If you're interested in the large codebase... The best I found so far are extended context models. Using newest Nemotron3 nano, you can put a 1m tokens (about 3 ish megabytes of text) of pure code dump (I use repomix --style markdown)
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by eurekin 9mo ago
We are in the vibe science era, it seems
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by eurekin 9mo ago
"sovereign Euro cloud", ah good chuckle

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