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by rldjbpin 7d ago
a lot of the discourse and mania around this topic reminds of of the movie don't look up . while not my cup of tea and not going to rewatch it, i see a repeat of a lot of the ways people react to "world-changing" topics. or
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by rldjbpin 7d ago
given the trend, the next airpods pro has to be remarkably different or only 30 usd over the wireless option for the base 5.
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by rldjbpin 8d ago
we got access to their platform from work. the "best" model, or the one i've used the most so far is GLM-5.2! for all the promise, i would temper my expectations for a frontier model for coding or general purpose. but for nic
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by rldjbpin 8d ago
As a free user for several years, the MCP integration was exactly something I was looking forward to for getting a rough cut! Sadly, things are not quite as straightforward for non-Studio. For one, you need to be a paying customer to get ac
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MCP server integration for DaVinci Resolve Studio(github.com)
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The AI-Native SDLC Playbook(claude.com)
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by rldjbpin 10d ago
maybe my brain is fried when the first thing i think of is "show bobs"
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by rldjbpin 16d ago
the language's main repo [1] has been archived since feb this year. i wonder when the migration was started and whether it made sense to not migrate it to another framework instead. [1] https://github.com/stackless-dev&
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by rldjbpin 16d ago
nebula is nice, and a lot of its founding creators are on my sub list. however, a lot of creators in it had direct ownership. i wonder how it works for those who joined later on and may not share the same. one of the creators used to be sup
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by rldjbpin 22d ago
it happens to be a title well-known but also natively supported. for a wide sea of games and their hostility towards open standards such as vulkan, we get a handful of games supported in their platform through partnerships. in the end of th
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by rldjbpin 22d ago
very ironic but easily explainable. as they sell their own integrated platform now, with server rack partners behaving like graphics cards oems now. to be able to maximize customized solutions, they would like to own the entire stack which
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by rldjbpin 22d ago
convenient how they hide the older generation pricing by default. the new price is welcome but still 60% more expensive than 5.4 (which is now comparable to 5.6-terra). i conveniently also leave out the "-pro" tiers, which was com
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by rldjbpin 22d ago
context: working in tech consulting with non-tech industry partners. outside of coding scenarios, anthropic is just not quite the best choice for regular folks. depending on the cloud/office stack used by the company, the userbase is b
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LLM Quantization Part 2: You're Gonna Need a Bigger VRAM(lttlabs.com)
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LLM Quantization Part 2.5: Do Floats Dream of Real Numbers?(lttlabs.com)
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LLM Quantization Part 3: Honey, I Shrunk the Numbers(lttlabs.com)
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by rldjbpin 29d ago
good writeup. a similar approached once saved my bacon when my laptop got bricked during the covid supply chain fiasco. the programmer, especially with crocodile clips, can be used for other laptops with bios chips of the size. however, it
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by rldjbpin 29d ago
the memory kit i bought earlier this year has been within ~10% of the price for the past 8 months. do with that as you may. a simple ddr5 stick of 6000 mt/s cl30 if wondering. ever since i had my own money, gpu or general hardware had
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
it is nice to see continued enthusiasm for kernel programming and optimization. however, it would be nice if they have more eyeballs at the rocm side of things. gpu mode does have some challenges for amd's platform, but it seems sparse
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
> Who even uses Facebook in 2026? Instagram I get it, but Facebook? i don't think non-fb apps are only running the meta's ad revenue, which is meant to overtake google's. while i personally don't use it, does not mean
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
since the leadership change, youtube has been on a similar crusade against adblocking. however, despite all the things that happened, ublock, even in the lite version, is able to work on the website. this has been quite well-covered and eve
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
in one of the labs i worked for, this idea was put to the test by using an encoder to compress sensor data streamed inside an automotive system. while a niche use case, we were able to successfully do it and in a reliable, self-contained sy
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
while this approach gives much more insights on the various requests made, if you are mainly interested in the underlying harness and its moving parts, there is already an in-built feature. to use it, open the meatballs menu (...) of your c
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
(let's keep in on the downlow) time for another approach to run your agent's web searches through this (or by mocking browser signature), with potential cf bypass built-in!
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
given their specs [1] show ~100 mm^2 of silicon for each billion params (albeit in 6 nm process), what will come first: nuclear fusion or one of these that can handle the multi-trillon param models of today? [1] https://taalas.co
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by rldjbpin 1mo ago
nice to see more initiatives to improve vcs in the current chaos and paradigm change. simultaneously, i find it curious that the ide's git integration feels incomplete in front of vs code and its forks. git is not perfect but for a lot
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by rldjbpin 2mo ago
i feel that the proposed approach is close to becoming "demo prawn"* territory. similar to cpu benchmarks (e.g. geekbench, which also had a recent update), the goal is to distinguish model in some arbitrary thing. however, it is n
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by rldjbpin 2mo ago
let's not forget the forest for the trees. the new pricing is more aligned with their previous generation of similar models. case in point 5.4-nano, which is the only model of its class which is now finally comparable to 5.6-luna in pr
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by rldjbpin 2mo ago
interesting time to try the different physical ai stuff! the apollo 2 [1] featured in the videos is quite cute and seeing it for the first time. the benchmarks right below the list of models is weirdly set. very unlike the standards of the
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by rldjbpin 2mo ago
this has a non-zero benefit to those who are trying to do x which might be covered here. have seen this with copilot, then with openai, and usually they tend to be bombarded with some examples at first. only to be not maintained down the li

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