jonaustin

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by jonaustin 16d ago
Not all of us live for The Hustle...
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by jonaustin 1mo ago
> This clearly implies that they believe ChatGPT models are AGI and are now willing to say it out loud. > Which I think is a fair interpretation of the term You can't be serious... Case in point - I just asked GPT Sol High to giv
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by jonaustin 1mo ago
fwiw, it absolutely drives me nuts that cli programs are putting configs in that hard to reach folder (long path name and _spaces_ in the folder name ugh)
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by jonaustin 3mo ago
I just started using it on an m4 max 128 and it's the first time since buying the machine a year ago that it feels like local llm "just works" for reasonably decent coding. Use pi though; claude code has way too much bootstra
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by jonaustin 3mo ago
The handling of that issue looks _incredibly_ shady. Not touching this project with a ten foot pole..
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by jonaustin 3mo ago
Probably use Morphe now: https://www.reddit.com/r/revancedextended/comments/1q20ga5/w...
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by jonaustin 5mo ago
Don Ho handled this like an absolute champ. I think the cloner had good intent, but he didn't get approval, so absolutely not okay no matter what.
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by jonaustin 5mo ago
https://github.com/jundot/omlx note: 27b is going to be slow; use the 35b MoE if you want decent token/sec speed.
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by jonaustin 5mo ago
Try https://github.com/jundot/omlx I've been using qwen3.5 (122b) with claude code for months, and it's definitely dumber than sonnet/opus, but it works through things reasonably well (i.e. writes half-d
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by jonaustin 5mo ago
This is pretty much literally what the originator of Zen, Bodhidharma did for 9 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodhidharma
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by jonaustin 5mo ago
or just use glow which is golang. https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow
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by jonaustin 5mo ago
Just get a decent macbook, use LM Studio or OMLX and the latest qwen model you can fit in unified ram. Hooking up Claude Code to it is trivial with omlx. https://github.com/jundot/omlx
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by jonaustin 5mo ago
And shout-out to Qwen if they release 122b -- Jeff Barr's original Gemma 4 tweet said they'd release a ~122b, then it got redacted :(
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by jonaustin 6mo ago
Just use this; it's literally claude code in a terminal tab in vim; also aware of what files are open in vim. https://github.com/coder/claudecode.nvim
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by jonaustin 6mo ago
You're holding it wrong if you're dragging files around a desktop to open them. Just use a fuzzy file finder within the terminal or within vim itself.
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by jonaustin 6mo ago
I'd compare this more to the early days of the internet. Is it necessary to get involved right now? Perhaps not. Is it neat to be part of a transformative historical change just getting it's feet under it? Yep.
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by jonaustin 6mo ago
Try with qwen 3.5 122b; it has more parameters so a larger corpus of knowledge to draw from than 35b.
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by jonaustin 7mo ago
122b is probably better; especially on a mac with 128gb memory. localllama thread on this: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1rk01ea/qwen351... (see comments for actual real usage rather thank
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by jonaustin 7mo ago
Glow is pretty great and has been around for a while: https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow
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by jonaustin 8mo ago
MacOS; no mcp; clear context; reliably reproducible when asking claude review a pr with a big VCR cassette.
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by jonaustin 8mo ago
How about how Claude 2.1.x is "literally unusable" because it frequently completely hangs (requires kill -9) and uses 100% cpu? https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/18532
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by jonaustin 9mo ago
huh, well i got it on my work account, but my personal claude pro account still doesn't seem to have it available (2.0.76)
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by jonaustin 9mo ago
might need to upgrade claude code
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by jonaustin 9mo ago
I realized recently that i somehow had been subscribed to prime disney+ for like 6 months. It was _super_ annoying to figure out how to actually chat with a human, but once i did they gave me a refund for the full 6 months, simple as that.
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by jonaustin 11mo ago
On an m4 pro 128gb: 75 t/s. Caveat: That's just for the first prompt.
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by jonaustin 11mo ago
Looks like there's an OSS app that does basically the same thing: https://github.com/starkdmi/BrightXDR
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by jonaustin 1y ago
We're already there given the recent Tea app "hack".
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by jonaustin 1y ago
It's surprising it doesn't mention the parallels of how both quaker and buddhists greatly revere and respect nature.
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by jonaustin 1y ago
> you still owe your users respect. You owe them dignity. what does that even mean? Users don't care if code is written by a human or AI; they care that the code gives them what they need, hopefully in a fairly pleasant manner.
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by jonaustin 1y ago
Find another laptop that does that well.

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