intothemild

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by intothemild 4d ago
Opt-in as in don't connect smart TVs to the internet.
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by intothemild 9d ago
personally? i have 2x gpus.. but i get bursts of ~200tok/s generation, and around 4500-5000tok/s prefil Yeah the R4D Kernel rules imho.
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by intothemild 9d ago
Feed the setup and run scripts to your LLM.
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by intothemild 9d ago
Deadcode is currently working on INT4 right now on his R4D kernel. The MXFP4 fork is excellent too. Its my daily driver right now. https://codeberg.org/ggz14/radiance-vllm-mxfp4 Also has PARO quant support there too (e
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by intothemild 9d ago
Whilst this is an excellent post from vLLM, one of the truly baffling things from either their team or AMDs team, is how much the workstation grade AMD r9700 has been ignored. Stock vLLM runs so slowly on these cards compared with vLLM fork
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by intothemild 18d ago
Correct.. the gdpr isn't the anti cookie law. It's the data privacy law. If it wasn't cookies it would be something else.
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by intothemild 18d ago
The cookie banner isn't actually specified in gdpr, it was just how everyone else tried to build the solution to the problem at the last minute. I remember thinking "ok once this hits an actual web spec, we should see this built i
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by intothemild 20d ago
Shaka, when they discovered open models!
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by intothemild 24d ago
It's always interesting watching counties try to lift the birthrate, and doing things that don't actually help improve the conditions that lead to the issue in the first place. Look here's an idea. If you're under a cert
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by intothemild 1mo ago
I understand that there are a lot of people who tend to believe the events that were given via the presentation, I still have my doubts, as I tend to view OAI as unreliable narrators. I would love to believe it, sounds really amazing, but i
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by intothemild 1mo ago
It's 100% this for me too. If I hear an AI voice, I hang up and try somewhere else.
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by intothemild 1mo ago
Yeah this I think captures my initial feelings in my post better than I could have put it. Any business that has strict guidelines won't touch this. As there's no real guarantee, and more importantly they have given themselves an
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by intothemild 1mo ago
Wow they completely missed the ball on why people want reassurances that their data stays in the EU
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by intothemild 1mo ago
Sure, I use this, as pretty much my only plugin, I also have one for web-search on top of this. https://github.com/danielcherubini/pi-archimedes as for workflows, its all skills/agents based, here's my dotage
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by intothemild 1mo ago
I really really like pi. But I agree with you, it's biggest weakness is that for a real long time the tagline of it was "there are many harnesses, this one is MINE" (That being Mario's) I have a lot of respect for Mario
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by intothemild 2mo ago
I haven't met a teen who behaves like this.
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by intothemild 2mo ago
Same. Norway here, and yeah whilst some work places will be happy to make larger accommodations, most will only do what they are forced too. Working as a SWE has helped me have more accommodating workplace conditions, it was really the last
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by intothemild 2mo ago
I'm autistic myself. I don't want a "cure" but I would like to have something that could help me reduce some of the harder aspects of life. Right now I'm on anti anxiety drugs, which whilst mostly affective, have si
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by intothemild 2mo ago
I'll take one of these two. CFCs. The problem with your example, is that any government body can randomly test the products from a company, and test for compliance. The government can also measure the CFCs in the atmosphere and look fo
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by intothemild 2mo ago
Except, the report they are quoting is from the Aus government tasked with this. https://www.esafety.gov.au/sites/default/files/2026-07/Early...
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by intothemild 2mo ago
Yes. But there's holes in the solutions available. What's been interesting is watching a lot of these apps and sites try and add in some form or parental controls in an effort to try and dissuade other countries from doing the sam
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by intothemild 2mo ago
I was running club and pub nights in Sydney when those laws came into effect. You're right, but one can argue given the current state of affairs things are now out of control.
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by intothemild 2mo ago
You introduce it at a really young age, which is what we did for our daughter. She doesn't get access to anything that doesn't have good parental controls. So far it's working fine, I expect that to change in the future. But
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by intothemild 2mo ago
Still better than what we have now.
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by intothemild 2mo ago
I've said this to every single person who pushed for this. "Imagine you're a teenager, and your parents and government tell you to not do something... What will happen?" The answer is of course that they keep doing it an
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by intothemild 2mo ago
That's because it is Linux, specifically Arch. All Linux is Linux.
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by intothemild 2mo ago
Theres value in some of AAs charts, like cost per job, and how often it hallucinated.. But I agree, wrapping that up into a single result.. you lose all the nuance, it's just bragging rights.
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by intothemild 2mo ago
No mistakes
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by intothemild 2mo ago
That's the thing. You can't change it. They do not accept PRs from what I've seen. Whilst it's open source it's only in name. There may be the odd PR accepted from outside the team. But very very rarely. It's h
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by intothemild 2mo ago
This is all lovely and I wish them the best. But please don't use ollama, or their quants. Not only is the app itself slower than pure llamacpp. But their quants are often no where near the best. I really hope people start with somethi

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