skhameneh

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by skhameneh 4d ago
Some things in this seem reasonable, but others just don’t make sense and there’s crucial details missing (like reasoning levels and what harness was used). For example, I found Kimi K3 to use more tokens than some other models, which cau
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by skhameneh 8d ago
For a while, Fandom was having annoying ads and content that would get past my ad blocker. But a recent update has caused them to block users with ad blockers. I've been looking for explicit alternatives to Fandom for some content and
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by skhameneh 14d ago
I have a Waterpik Fusion 2.0 Sometimes I’ll add mouthwash or hydrogen-peroxide to the tank, it works well. Usually I start with a quick rinse, then a brush with the flosser on, then a finishing brush with the flosser off. I see this and a
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by skhameneh 22d ago
> Its not like Steel which is more or less the same no matter where you purchase it from. I’m not an expert in metallurgy by any means, but this seems really off. There are many recipes for steel and varied processes that also impact th
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by skhameneh 1mo ago
The parent comment’s take resonates with me and your response is exactly, what I assume, frustrates us both. I’ve been at companies that were founded on sales of physical goods that literally had vendors pick them for vended goods because
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by skhameneh 1mo ago
Or it’s actively used to improve Zed faster (or more efficiently).
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by skhameneh 1mo ago
> You claim I'm just spouting opinions, yet you seem to have miss headlines last year about AI authors/fathers walking out the door claiming just the same... But to you, they're just spouting their own worthless opinion as
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by skhameneh 1mo ago
> It doesn't make a difference, the profitability is way overvalued That’s your opinion, for many there are clear patterns of loss-leaders and market capture plays. > potential customer companies are firing and closing all over t
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by skhameneh 1mo ago
No, AI isn’t like the dot-com bubble and it’s short sighted that people keep trying to compare it. The dot-com bubble had investment before mass adoption. AI has mass adoption, there are many industries where usage of AI is now expected
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by skhameneh 2mo ago
I like Rust and I'm an advocate of Rust, but this really isn't true (at least it hasn't been and I doubt much has significantly changed). The syntax complexity and the ecosystem haven't been ideal for LLM development. A
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by skhameneh 2mo ago
Approximately 5 years ago
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by skhameneh 2mo ago
This is a good take. I was interested in accomplishing my goals and had an interest in both Rust and Zig. Going in, Rust was already proven to meet my needs and I was exploring Zig. Everything being centered around anti-Rust and “better
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by skhameneh 2mo ago
> I don’t like the Rust culture. There’s no better way to put it. This is just so weird to me, because I would say the same about Zig. I tried to get into Zig even chatted with Loris Cro when he was streaming. I was looking to explore w
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by skhameneh 3mo ago
Has the Zig team/community warmed up towards other systems-ish languages? This is speaking from recollection engaging with programming communities years back - I found the Rust community to be interested and respectful of Zig but it di
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by skhameneh 3mo ago
Would you mind giving these a try and let me know how they work for you? I’d imagine you would get better results and the latter will fit on a single GPU. https://huggingface.co/easiest-ai-shawn/Qwen3.6-27B-ExCal-EX...
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by skhameneh 3mo ago
Hey so... mind sharing findings? I have a QS8 :)
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by skhameneh 4mo ago
What is the target demographic? The specs seem... nice. Nothing particularly special compared to the likes of Lucid, etc. The design though, it seems very... uninspired? It has hints of throwback in the design, but imo it does not have
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by skhameneh 4mo ago
If you’re eyeing Prusa, that’ll probably be ideal. ...but it does look like Sovol is teasing an INDX alternative (I have a Sovol SV08, it’s a “good value” tinkerer printer based on the Voron) And if you really want “open”, there’s isn’t m
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by skhameneh 5mo ago
I was a bit confused, because I've only known of the old models. Apparently there's been a refresh and they're no longer a few hundred dollars. FWIW they were not using one of the new models, they were using an old model wh
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by skhameneh 5mo ago
One coffee shop near me (since closed) had a Group 3 Slayer paired with a Super Jolly (but they also didn't know how to pull a decent shot). For those unfamiliar, Slayer is (imo the best) one of the top $$$ machines and pairing it with
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by skhameneh 6mo ago
So there’s a good number of comments, I’ll try to address them: - Yes, these issues persist with WSL2. - WSL2 allows mounting between the system/subsystem, but there is considerable overhead. - Using WSL for remote workspaces from the
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by skhameneh 6mo ago
This is great and all... Except I’ve long given up on WSL. I really tried to make WSL work for many things, only to find the entire experience (reliability, performance, and beyond) was simply better in every way without Windows. No matte
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by skhameneh 8mo ago
It’s hard to elaborate just how wild this model might be if it performs as claimed. The claims are this can perform close to Sonnet 4.5 for assisted coding (SWE bench) while using only 3B active parameters. This is obscenely small for the
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Step 3.5 Flash LLM model, agentic coding ~18x faster than GLM 4.7 / Kimi K2.5(huggingface.co)
3 points by skhameneh 8mo ago|1 comments
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by skhameneh 8mo ago
This model is very impressive for the size and the architecture enables incredible speed. Thus far community comments suggest the performance claims are real. However, the region gating for the company’s main website does seem odd.
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by skhameneh 8mo ago
Historically, the FAA had zero interest/jurisdiction in most hobbyist aircraft below 500 feet, they would not even bother entertaining such as it was not relevant to their opperations. Helicopters, planes, and quadcopters could be
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by skhameneh 8mo ago
It's been overreach since the start of FAA claims on low altitude space. From what I understand their jurisdiction didn't begin until 500 feet into the air. Not only is it overreach, it's encouraging impediments on what has b
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by skhameneh 8mo ago
Also, a less efficient option with less “tech” would be a Silverado WT (work truck), those have a lot of range and sometimes you can find them for good used prices. Those are a hit or miss for deals because the MSRP is on the higher end.
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by skhameneh 8mo ago
For cheap, the 2018 and later Nissan Leafs (old tech) or an Ariya (new tech, nothing notably exciting. Maybe also check out Ioniq 5, EV6, Equinox, etc. FWIW, my wife drives a Mach-E and I drive a Fisker Ocean. The Mach-E is very comfortab
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by skhameneh 8mo ago
This does read/interpret a bit odd, because the Hummer H2 doesn’t strike me as a reliable vehicle and I’ve generally heard of them to be cost sinks (completely disregarding the horrible efficiency). Why not start off looking at the che

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