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synergy20
6d ago
maybe gtk4 gui first then ask llm to recreate them natively on windows and macos
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synergy20
7d ago
wow, what about electron.js the bloated cross-desktop GUI, can LLM either totally modernize wxWidgets(to avoid Qt's license mess), or create some light-weight cross platform GUI widgets to make GUI easy on windows/macos/linux
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synergy20
10d ago
observing changes is slow and very subjective. i ask ai itself to update skill once a while
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synergy20
15d ago
claudism really sucks, Gemini and codex output so much better, way more like a real human being.
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synergy20
22d ago
dumb question,why this and even gerrit? github or gitea PR seems much simpler and get the job done well these days
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synergy20
1mo ago
indeed, I'm switching from claude to codex
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synergy20
1mo ago
I wish this can run directly on my RTX 4090, seems like 30B is the sweet spot for dense model to run locally, sadly RTX 5090 is very expensive and I need a new PC and new power supply(and UPS) to run that, adding a second RTX 4090 is anothe
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1mo ago
i am switching to codex, opus 5 failed me
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synergy20
1mo ago
great for mobile apps, fine for desktops, basically unusable for browsers unless you do wasm, if web can be revamped/improved it can be the best option for cross platform GUI
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synergy20
1mo ago
define criminal activities, is censorship criminal here,are you doing it
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synergy20
1mo ago
true, switched from ollama to llama.cpp these days and it's good. wonder if this is also the best option for edge ai deployment(currently use it on desktop)
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synergy20
1mo ago
all my LLM coding is in go these days
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synergy20
1mo ago
that undercuts their core business, so it will be a defensive play at most to fend off mac and amd's local inference offerings
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synergy20
1mo ago
anecdotal: golang, with c or simplified modern c++
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synergy20
2mo ago
unsloth for small use cases, tinker for enterprise level use cases?
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synergy20
2mo ago
what are those cheap fine-tuning services these days?
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synergy20
2mo ago
V4L2 (MJPG) -> cap.read() -> CLAHE(night) -> imencode -> _current_frame (web MJPEG) -> resize .25 -> gray -> blur -> absdiff -> contours -> motion?
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synergy20
2mo ago
you probably are overly sensitive and biased, do not forget transformer is the only 'original' for AI so far, the 'original aspirations' nowadays are just incremental improvements. human rights are not rubbish by the way
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synergy20
2mo ago
morningstar said the fair price is $62
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Golang's Big Miss on Memory Arenas
(andrewvittiglio.com)
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synergy20
2mo ago
it's widespread in rewriting CLI tools, so it's terminal
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synergy20
2mo ago
The "Rust Evangelism Strike Force" is so annoying and it becomes the major reason I don't want to have anything to do with the language, yes I know it's strange. Almost all HN software related discussion will have some R
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synergy20
3mo ago
there are quite a few companies are developing 'proctoring' system to defeat the cheat so you can take self-exam in realtime and everything will be recorded and anything suspicious will be reported, that should be a must-have thes
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synergy20
3mo ago
but, it's $160/month(unless you buy a one-year plan that gets cheaper), not too far from $200/month from claude and codex? why should I switch?
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3mo ago
or use git-shell so users do not need a full ssh account on the server due to security concerns: which git-shell sudo echo "/usr/bin/git-shell" >> /etc/shells sudo useradd -m -s /u
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synergy20
3mo ago
hold on, are you saying graphenos has no ads everywhere? I need swap it in then
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3mo ago
how is this different from lvgl? is this immediate mode or retained mode?
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3mo ago
can vlm be used instead or it's too heavy and slow
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3mo ago
still 10x better than the 'finish this leetcode tweak algorithm in 20 minutes and tell me your thought process along the way, and yes you will never need that skill in the real job but we need find out who had time to cram for the algo
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3mo ago
It's also 3x slower than opus 4.8 per my use, and 10x slower than codex. Codex can find key design issues in 2 minutes yet Fable is clueless after spinning 20 minutes.
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