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by nullbyte 29d ago
CXMT is a memory fab that just opened in China. They achieved a 90% yield on DDR5. Hopefully that could ease up the supply squeeze.
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by nullbyte 1mo ago
Even though cost-per-token is low, Deepseek v4 tends to burn an immense number of tokens to accomplish tasks.
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by nullbyte 3mo ago
Great article
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by nullbyte 4mo ago
Face search? What do you mean?
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by nullbyte 4mo ago
sanest emacs user
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by nullbyte 4mo ago
Since Bitwarden is open source, can't somebody create a community-driven fork? Maybe a self hosted option?
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by nullbyte 4mo ago
"We also support inpainting, enabling targeted audio editing and the continuation of short recordings." I didn't know there were models for that. Very cool!
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by nullbyte 5mo ago
82.7% on Terminal Bench is crazy
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by nullbyte 5mo ago
I guess it depends if you are working on something important to national security. Especially corporate codebases, etc.
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by nullbyte 5mo ago
Does that include OpenCode? That's what I care about most and it's the primary reason I've been sticking with OAI the past few months.
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by nullbyte 5mo ago
Anthropic doesn't, but Google and OAI both release open source models. Just not 1T parameter ones.
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by nullbyte 6mo ago
Last paragraph made me chuckle
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by nullbyte 6mo ago
npm security team has removed the offending package: https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/10604#issuecomment-415... new installs should be safe now
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by nullbyte 6mo ago
What a brilliant idea! is this all done locally? That's incredible.
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by nullbyte 6mo ago
I am curious how the TPS compares vs default OS virtual memory paging
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by nullbyte 6mo ago
I always enjoy reading Anthropic's blogposts, they often have great articles
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by nullbyte 7mo ago
They did something to Settings after MacOS Monterey that made it very slow. I miss the snappiness of the old app!
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by nullbyte 7mo ago
"He will not divide us!"
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by nullbyte 7mo ago
I'm afraid that ship has sailed
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by nullbyte 7mo ago
I specifically do not use the CN/SG based original provider simply because I don't want my personal data traveling across the pacific. I try to only stay on US providers. Openrouter shows you what the quantization of each provider
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by nullbyte 7mo ago
GLM 5 beats Kimi on SWE bench and Terminal bench. If it's anywhere near Kimi in price, this looks great. Edit: Input tokens are twice as expensive. That might be a deal breaker.
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by nullbyte 8mo ago
Protip for Mac people: If OpenCode looks weird in your terminal, you need to use a terminal app with truecolor support. It looks very janky on ANSI terminals but it's beautiful on truecolor. I recommend Ghostty for Mac users. Alacritty
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by nullbyte 10mo ago
Yooo this is awesome, maybe we will finally get some game support on Macs now
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by nullbyte 11mo ago
I find pnpm annoying to type, that's why I don't use it
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by nullbyte 11mo ago
Thankfully I think libraries like Pytorch abstract this stuff away. But it seems very convoluted if you're building something from the ground up.
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by nullbyte 11mo ago
This code looks like an alien language to me. Or maybe I'm just rusty at C.
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by nullbyte 1y ago
I am very curious how GPU performance will be, especially for AI tasks
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by nullbyte 1y ago
This is my thought exactly. Don't they already have something like SSN to identify people in Britain? I don't see how a digital ID would be any better.
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by nullbyte 1y ago
Joe Rogan had Michio Kaku on once, it was a fun episode
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by nullbyte 1y ago
Dominos Pizza MCP would be sick

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