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Byte-Exact Across Four Languages
(blog.stackdump.com)
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6d ago
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1mo ago
https://www.digikey.ie/en/products/detail/murata-electronics... A mere 2.40 euros each!
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1mo ago
A single 6MHz channel at the top end of UHF band would be enough to implement a universal cellular telephony service - simple calls and texts - at very low cost if phones had modems for it. I think that would be the better use of spectrum.
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2mo ago
It's not a great UI, but for messing with ideas in a VM, the free tier is very hard to beat, otherwise I'd be on Claude Code, but still on a VM, because I won't let them near anything I actually care about.
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2mo ago
Easiest to use when sshing into a VM.
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2mo ago
I was inspired by that post also, got a Qwen Coder 1.5B up to 27tok/s prompt eval and 13tok/s decode on an e5-2650v2 inside a GNOME box
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Don't Sleep on BitNet (2025)
(jackson.dev)
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2mo ago
I aspire to someday move up to an AM5 system, but for now, the Dell T3610 has to do everything. Might get a second GPU for it though.
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2mo ago
Or watch and wait as models get denser
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2mo ago
I've been watching and waiting for this, interested to see how smart it is, as it fits with my interest of getting the smartest possible model running in 10GB of VRAM (RTX3060 that has to drive 2 monitors and run an llm)
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I can see the appeal, not having to deal with much rust or bolts breaking (the 2 things which cause the most trouble for me in working on vehicles). 800 miles across the desert is some way to run it in though!
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Rotman Lens
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3mo ago
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Kog Laneformer 2B: The Latency-First Model Behind Kog Inference Engine
(blog.kog.ai)
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3mo ago
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Interview with Jim Goodnight, July 22, 1999
(docsouth.unc.edu)
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Glassblowing #2: Making a tungsten lamp and (bad) vacuum diode
(maurycyz.com)
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3mo ago
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Mini MOSBius
(tinytapeout.com)
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3mo ago
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Othello World
(flowtwo.io)
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3mo ago
Opencode's free models have been fine for me, they're what I tried after Gemma 4 8B proved hard to persuade into usefulness (I want to revisit with 12B and messing with harnesses, but I'm happy for now).
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4mo ago
Unfortunately there's no gguf quants of the assistant model yet: https://huggingface.co/models?other=base_model:quantized:goo...
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4mo ago
That's what I want to know too. A smarter E4B that's happy in opencode would be a good selfhosted model for me
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FediMeteo, HAProxy, and the art of not wasting snac threads
(it-notes.dragas.net)
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CME Group and Silicon Data Partner to Launch First Compute Futures
(cmegroup.com)
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How to Downsize a Transport Network: The Chinese Wheelbarrow (2011)
(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
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A database of analog cameras that can be 3D printed
(printed.analogcamera.space)
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Say No to ZeroVer: Start with 1.0.0
(blog.nytsoi.net)
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Using FireWire on a Raspberry Pi
(jeffgeerling.com)
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6mo ago
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Site is now webmention-aware
(kevinboone.me)
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WolfSSL Doesn't Suck
(blog.feld.me)
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Dish Pushes Volumetric 3D Printing to 0.6 Seconds
(fabbaloo.com)
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7mo ago
There's probably still going to be a box of hard drives in a datacenter somewhere, it does make sense to have a layer to manage the agent interface, rather than letting agents completely loose on all your storage.
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