montroser

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by montroser 3d ago
https://impecca.com/entertainment/televisions.html These are nicely dumb and cheap.
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by montroser 4d ago
What you say is true about China and its global environmental impact. But, if you look at the net effect specifically of DeepSeek versus the net effect of Anthropic or OpenAI, where the investments are being made -- it's a different s
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by montroser 4d ago
"Let them eat cake..." I'm glad that you have the luxury burn $200/mo. But that aside, it's not obvious to me that handing your pennies to an American company that is in cahoots with the American military, willing
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by montroser 4d ago
It pains me to see so, so many dollars going to Anthropic. There is either massive inefficiency in there, or else its users are getting fleeced. In cost-per-task, it's a 32x multiple Fable vs DS41. Either it really does cost them m
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by montroser 4d ago
It pains me to read these answers so far. Listen, for 99%+ of your web and mobile tasks, deepseek-v4.1-flash is all you need. It is blazing fast, super cheap, and quite proficient. It acts responsibly, has top-notch vision for evaluating
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by montroser 16d ago
Can we get one for how to test websites on a regular sized screen? That left-hand sidebar needs to be able to scroll on its own, unless you're on a 4k monitor. Otherwise, there's no way to view the bottom half of the list.
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by montroser 16d ago
Quite the dedication have these people!
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by montroser 17d ago
I mean, Linux is still pretty squarely in service of the end user.
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by montroser 19d ago
I did some work for a sizable org who were pursuing a migration from their in-house auth to cognito. They originally scoped it at two months, and it ended up taking them six to roll it out. Then they figured out that their cost projection
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by montroser 20d ago
The inputs going through the model. That act is what is doing the thinking and reasoning and empathizing. Same as when your brain feeds your sensory inputs through its neural network. Your brain is just a big set of weights/neurons o
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by montroser 20d ago
And what would be evidence?
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by montroser 20d ago
Not the book, but the author, yes.
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by montroser 20d ago
Sorry, but they can think and reason. They can have empathy too. Meaning, you can describe a circumstance with many parties involved, with different motivations and conflicting goals -- and it will tell you how these humans would likely fe
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by montroser 21d ago
Well, it will be interesting to see where Qwen3.8-Flash-Next ends up landing, also released today. These are exciting times!
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by montroser 28d ago
Hoping this is real. It's too bad to see the signals from Qwen that they will not be releasing a 35B-A3B for the 3.8 lineup. The MoE architecture makes a huge difference for being able to run these local models on reasonable consumer
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by montroser 1mo ago
You can do so many different things with a computer. If you spend hours watching AI generated YouTube shorts instead of playing outside with your kids, then yeah, that's too bad. But if you spend all those hours building a retro&#x2
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by montroser 1mo ago
I am pro AI, and also deeply share this sentiment. I think sometimes people have a big long thread with Claude where they feel enthusiastic about the back and forth being very productive -- and then they genuinely want to share the summary
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by montroser 1mo ago
Wow, here we are! I do not want this in any way. Soon enough, we will not have a choice. Or at least, we will have to pay dearly for devices that afford us the luxury of not participating in mass corpo-state surveillance...
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by montroser 1mo ago
This would be extremely difficult to detect and enforce.
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by montroser 1mo ago
I think their heading `box-decoration-mode` is actually meant to be `box-decoration-break`. That's the real property that exists, and is documented on MDN. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CS
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by montroser 1mo ago
> This is intended to handle the increase of calls that are related to one incident, so callers get automatically routed to an AI agent who asks if they are calling regarding the incident. If the answer is yes, then callers can receive i
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by montroser 1mo ago
It's this here: https://www.nordstjernen.org/northstar-browser/
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Accepting a Messy Git History(beza1e1.tuxen.de)
1 points by montroser 2mo ago|0 comments
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The AI Aesthetic(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
378 points by montroser 2mo ago|175 comments
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by montroser 2mo ago
> You must not store or reuse URI structures in the client. An API could change them without notice, and your client would obviously stop working. Instead, parse the links and follow the relative identifiers (rel). This part is a complet
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by montroser 2mo ago
I want a beautiful eink clock that gets its time from gps/gnss. It seems too much to have to collect a clock to wifi. Just turn it on and it should work.
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by montroser 2mo ago
Well, the whole thing is theater anyway. It does not matter what you choose. They will fingerprint you with or without cookies. They may or not try to honor your preferences, but their "partners" will not try, and by the time yo
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So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe(cole-k.com)
610 points by montroser 2mo ago|645 comments
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by montroser 2mo ago
Well, many EU countries like Italy and Germany officially freaked out about DeepSeek, ordering it to be banned from app stores etc.
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by montroser 2mo ago
This is why God gave us 1.58-bit ternary quants?

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