fgonzag

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by fgonzag 3mo ago
Teams that just work can't exist in stack ranked companies. You can't keep the team as a whole, you always have to cut someone. Which means that everyone is playing the game to not be cut.
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by fgonzag 4mo ago
You are correct.
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by fgonzag 4mo ago
The weights are open and when prices settle down again will be runnable with less than 10k of hardware. I can easily run it in a 8 bit quant with the 4 x 48GB Radeon Pro W7900 GPUs I snagged for 2k each before the memory squeeze. A 158B par
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by fgonzag 4mo ago
In the china AI scene, there seem to be two separate types of companies. Companies or labs like deepseek that produce less but larger and more innovative models, so seem to be more research oriented. then there are companies like z.ai (GLM)
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by fgonzag 4mo ago
Nobody is serving models in BF16 precision, not even commercial providers. Especially with newer quant methods (like nv4) The article states you can fit Q4 in 4 x 4090 and it works reasonably well. I'd personally fo for deepseek V4 fla
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by fgonzag 5mo ago
I was on the same boat as you. I installed noctalia after having tried and not really getting a perfect arch / niri / waybar setup. I think I'm completely done after like 6 hours which is insanely fast, and it really is every
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
There is some cross pollination. Women can play vs men, just usually don't. I'm fairly certain singles UTR is universal across players, it only distinguishes between doubles and singles UTR. UTR can also include unranked games if
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
The whole text feels like a conversation with an LLM. Even the title. And the content feels fluffed up, the core idea is: "I'm furious that Bitwarden doubled the yearly price and did not disclose it properly". Which is valid
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
It doesn't.In tennis a 14 UTR whatever wins against a 13 UTR whatever. UTR is your effectiveness rating against every other player. Same in chess with ELO. The issue is woman would disappear from profesional sports. Sinners 16.27 ratin
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
Silver lining, at least your triggered by a color that basically doesn't exist and is no longer in wide spread use. (As in you won't find it as much in daily civilian life)
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
From an r/ArchLinux moderator responding to a censored user: "I got a DM from much higher up the chain asking me to remove it. Whilst I technically don't answer to them, I do respect their wishes. They don't like someone
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
I might not have asked for it (because it never occurred to me) but I'm actually interested in trying it.
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
You're right it was WordPad he tried. A super basic text editor is available anywhere. He's comfortable with many of them when editing other things (like vim/nano/ed on Linux) He just likes Notepad for his personal use.
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
I mean Notepad the original. He tried textpad (the other included text editor ) at some point and hated it
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
It's honestly short and pretty unique. He wrote a programming language for his master thesis, so obviously he used it to write all his software. His first project was the POS/management system for his father's music store (No
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
Change is hard. My father is a 70-year-old software engineer who programs .NET Core in Notepad and builds using custom BAT files that build the project using csc (the outright compiler). He browses and copies files in the Windows Terminal.
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
Same here. I'd definitely drop the subscription immediately, unless the assistant was super cheap, like $1 or $2 more which is the most I'd pay for kagi personally.
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
It absolutely is a different and more insidious type of dynamic pricing. First, you can use the airline's strategy to your advantage by planning early. It doesn't feel as unfair because everyone gets the same terms and the system
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
Mexican cartels absolutely use OF to launder massive quantities of money. They use OF because it's the one thats actually used by people. It's a lot easier and less suspicious to declare ridiculous high subscriber counts in OF tha
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
Have you ever noticed that the tickets for a nearly empty flight is a lot cheaper than a nearly full one? Thats dynamic pricing. The price changes according dynamically according to demand.
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
This is gossip veiled as journalism.
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by fgonzag 6mo ago
Qudelix 5k (portable dac/amp) has weak anc / passthrough mode, only in Bluetooth mode.
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by fgonzag 8mo ago
wine is probably better for backwards compatibility than modern windows / microsoft.
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by fgonzag 8mo ago
In theory the docker container should only have the projects directory mounted, open access to the internet, and thats it. No access to anything else on the host or the local network. Internet to connect with the provider, install packages,
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by fgonzag 8mo ago
I see a ton of my peers driving around in 80k cars. I drive a 20k used one. I'm planning a writing a ROCM inference engine anyways, or at least contributing to the rocm vllm or sglang implementations for my cards since I'm interes
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by fgonzag 8mo ago
My first switch was to open code + open router. I used it to try mixing models for different tasks and to try open weights models before committing to the hardware. Even paying API pricing it was significantly cheaper than the nearly $500 I
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by fgonzag 8mo ago
Yeah, honestly this is a bad move on anthropic's part. I don't think their moat is as big as they think it is. They are competing against opencode + ACP + every other model out there, and there are quite a few good ones (even open
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by fgonzag 8mo ago
I have a 49" QD-OLED panel. I have never been one to find visual artifacts distracting, but fonts were awfully jaggy in Linux to the point I spent a week tinkering with font config and almost switched panels to a larger miniled since c
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by fgonzag 9mo ago
I just blurt out "processing" when they start looking at me weird. People tend to take it well.
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by fgonzag 9mo ago
Apple's M5 Max will probably be able to run it decently (as it will fix the biggest issue with the current lineup, prompt processing, in addition to a bandwidth bump). That should easily run an 8 bit (~360GB) quant of the model. It&#x2

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