greggh

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by greggh 2mo ago
Many of us oldies who started working on the web years before IE 6 actually like Tailwind. We all have our preferences. But I know multiple 50+ year olds who have been doing this work since CSS was barely a proposal who now use Tailwind.
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by greggh 2mo ago
Use a harness like OMP that lets you choose which model does which things. My main model is GLM 5.2, it handles planning and anything I dont have covered by other models. Tasks from todos and in sub agents are done by deepseek, I have diffe
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by greggh 2mo ago
Yeah, its the 256gb version.
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by greggh 2mo ago
It does exactly what it says it does. On my Mac mini M4 with 16GB of ram it is running at just over 5 tok/s. That jump from M4 to M5 is crazy.
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by greggh 2mo ago
It took the key! I tried emailing the support email in the website footer and it bounced back. Thought it might be easier to work through things. It still crashes when I try to view the shortcuts in settings. But everything else seems bett
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by greggh 2mo ago
It doesn't crash on me anymore! But it won't take my license key, and I am just hitting the copy button on polar.sh to copy the key and paste it in.
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by greggh 2mo ago
Stock OMP. When you add a provider and then /model you can choose a model and choose what roles it will take. Do that for each role it has. Then I use /plan when I need to be planning and not writing to any files. Take the advice
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by greggh 2mo ago
I had to click Skip to get past the intro screens, then the app comes up. I went to settings and pasted in my license, clicking activate says it's not valid. It is the key on my polar.sh account and I copy/pasted it so I know it&#
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by greggh 2mo ago
I do this in OMP, a fork of Pi. It lets you set different models for different tasks. So with an API that has many different companies models I can set the Plan model to the best one, right now I am using GLM 5.2 for that, it plans really w
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by greggh 2mo ago
Mac mini m4 16gb, latest updates.
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by greggh 2mo ago
It would be nice to have a sample of the audio quality and voice(s) it uses on the website so we know what it will sound like. -- Edit: I installed it, ran it and got the first time wizard, granted permissions and hit continue and it just e
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by greggh 2mo ago
The wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round, round and round...
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by greggh 2mo ago
Just a prototype? I have no reason to leave the terminal for a GUI IDE. TUI works great, does what I need and is very easy to use and interact with.
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by greggh 4mo ago
2b2t Place is exactly that. https://2b2t.place
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by greggh 5mo ago
Uhh, yes? Non-profits take donations to keep doing their work.
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by greggh 8mo ago
On Tahoe my Time Machine was broken after the update. My backup target is on a QNAP NAS. I just had to set it up from scratch again and it worked. But it did cost me a few files I was trying to recover. So I feel this.
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by greggh 8mo ago
The real answer here is that he is mad about people protesting what Israel is doing in Gaza. This $100M donation is being made with funds he had given to UPenn. He has taken it back, via lawyers, because they allowed the protests to go on.
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by greggh 8mo ago
The only thing I question is the use of Maverick in their comparison charts. That's like comparing a pile of rocks to an LLM.
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by greggh 8mo ago
Use a devcontainer. Claude Code's repo has one built specifically for it: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/tree/main/.devcont...
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by greggh 8mo ago
Following that story as it happened, it was all on the phone with the phone keyboard and he somehow made multiple good Neovim plugins including that very popular one (which I use in multiple configs).
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by greggh 9mo ago
Right, but Eva found an RCE and only got $5,000.
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by greggh 9mo ago
Thanks, and that sounds great. On the backend what are you using for the DAG stuff to make it durable? Temporal?
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by greggh 9mo ago
Development seems pretty rapid, how often are breaking changes forcing workflow modifications to keep updated with the latest versions?
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by greggh 9mo ago
It was given today's front page to riff on. Thats why it not only reads like a HN front page, but also has near duplicates from todays front page.
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by greggh 10mo ago
This is my new favorite response.
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by greggh 10mo ago
(Travels back to the 90s) Pretty good for Emacs* Long live VI.
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by greggh 11mo ago
People still use WezTerm when we have Kitty and Ghostty? Can you explain why? I'm actually interested to know what would make someone make that choice.
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by greggh 11mo ago
Deepseek, Qwen, GLM (quite good). All being open and available for local use definitely puts them ahead in that space, which means a lot of the tinkerers and younger people learning to do things like train and fine-tune are getting good wit
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by greggh 11mo ago
If you really need a lot of VRAM cheap rocm still supports the amd MI50 and you can get 32gb versions of the MI50 on alibaba/aliexpress for around $150-$250 each. A few people on r/localllama have shown setups with multiple MI50s
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by greggh 11mo ago
I use emotions-analyzer-bert for this classifying content in a similar way. It's very small and very fast, under a gig of vram in use.

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