rdslw

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Choosing a Framework Desktop for Local AI: 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB(frame.work)
4 points by rdslw 11d ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 20d ago
the business model, I suspect, is classic rug-pull in some time after building user base. proof: boldly claiming being open source in literally first sentence, while cowardly hiding on-by-default telemetry (WTF??) in truly last paragraph
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by rdslw 20d ago
impressive only if using pre-gpt era assumptions about saas/products/software. unfortunately a small team can reproduce it in two months, which greatly lowers value of it. we, as a collective, have to change our value-judging logi
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by rdslw 2mo ago
It is still slow. Honestly I do not understand those last ten years craziness about 'new-native-gpu-turbo-ultra-xhigh-max-terminal' <insert current trend here>. (my) battle tested urxvt under X11 is STILL faster then shitty
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by rdslw 2mo ago
these days on HN, if you oppose someone, you get dead-flagged. I vouched for your comment, as I find it perfectly 'not agreeing' answer.
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by rdslw 3mo ago
There are three things to make money: - tell lies to ones who want to hear lies -> riches - tell truth to ones who want to hear truth -> modesty - tell truth to ones who want to hear lies -> bankruptcy p.s. read it on a blog name I
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AI (Google overviews) are killing sites like All About Berlin(nicolasbouliane.com)
3 points by rdslw 3mo ago|2 comments
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by rdslw 4mo ago
If my polite neighbour smiles, holds the door, but also pisses on my doormat every few days, I call him LOUD a jerk and tell him to stop. I never approve the piss because he said good morning.
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The Emacsification of Software(sockpuppet.org)
465 points by rdslw 4mo ago|284 comments
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by rdslw 4mo ago
Thank you for writing this and your below longer comment. I printed them with OP to remind me any time i’m afraid somebody can criticize my work and that it’s not worth to produce/write/publish. no matter how good, there will alwa
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Headless Everything for Personal AI(interconnected.org)
4 points by rdslw 5mo ago|1 comments
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by rdslw 5mo ago
## performance data for token generation using lmstudio - gemma4-31b normal q8 -> 5.1 tok/s - gemma4-31b normal q16 -> 3.7 t/s - gemma4-31b distil q16 -> 3.6 t/s - gemma4-31b distil q8 -> 5.7 tok
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by rdslw 5mo ago
interesting, I just tried this very model, unsloth, Q8, so in theory more capable than Simon's Q4, and get those three "pelicans". definitely NOT opus quality. lmstudio, via Simon's llm, but not apple/mlx. Of course
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SwiftUI Apps on macOS are fun to code(simonwillison.net)
6 points by rdslw 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Google started to (quietly) insert (self) ads into Gemini output
4 points by rdslw 7mo ago|1 comments
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by rdslw 8mo ago
all the examples for visual UI, are tasks which already are (or soon be) done by the agent, not human. hence not needed. I suspect that final(*) UI is much more similar to TUI: being kind of conversational (human <> AI). Current GUIs
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by rdslw 8mo ago
Congrats on the app. I'm seeing that "great-ai-unlock" is happening. I see in last month a lot of new software being codeveloped with claude/codex/gemini/you-name it. Before, it was too costly to do sth like th
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by rdslw 2y ago
Can you expand with more technical explanation how are those two points implemented: - You can bring your shell environments / init scripts / aliases with you in a noninvasive way. I.e. you don't have to modify the remote sys
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Please consider making Claude-code open source (explained)(github.com)
2 points by rdslw 2y ago|1 comments
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How to build own Perplexity for HN dataset or Ask AI using HN users knowledge(jnnnthnn.com)
3 points by rdslw 2y ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 2y ago
Authy has one superb feature: you can switch a toggle to lick/unlock accessing a vault from new devices. quite handy and can further increase security (trading it of course with lack of recovery would you lost all your devices).
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by rdslw 2y ago
this is not industry-imposed regulations. this is not industry. this is single party ToS atmost. Do not whitewash harmfull practice as the law.
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by rdslw 2y ago
In this article using it is very MISLEADING, exactly as Closi writes above. Exercise: compare net profit of Visa/Master card to net profit of those "highly profitable" saas marvels. Exercise two: compare gross profits of them
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by rdslw 3y ago
> Taking VC cash is very often a game of deciding whether you want to gamble it all on faster growth or take less risk for less cash, but with the additional caveat that the investors you take on often will cheer for the "gamble it
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by rdslw 3y ago
I don't have necessary knowledge to explain this, yet while using gpt4 to help me parse the abstract, gpt4 without missing a heartbeat, changed it to "Insolation refers to the amount of stellar energy a planet receives on its surf
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by rdslw 3y ago
Friend of mine has 3 yrs old. The "dolphin" is in constant use by the child. "What is he doing now?" " Let's check what dolphin is playing with today". "What does it say" "Does he miss me
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by rdslw 3y ago
Yep. they're in deeeep panic mode due to AI. They're currently sending, massive unsolicited e-mail campaign to all (sic!) stackoverflow users. Message they're sending below. Please find 6 places where they try to address AI d
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by rdslw 3y ago
Nope. Cost of implementing better process for all carpenters is significantly higher, than all carpenters still using bad process + _one_ AI being able to clean it for carpenter, plumber, translator, developer (you name it, you got it). Not
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by rdslw 4y ago
So true. SJW at its finest :-(
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by rdslw 4y ago
I helped a friend to create home storage with two units (redudancy) of gnubee PC1 (2.5" drives), and setup is ultra useful, fast, low power and reliable (contrary to sibling comments ;) -> highly recommend it. Usage (few years of h

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