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zenoprax
3d ago
> Both labs even explicitly promise the customer owns the outputs. > to the extent permitted by applicable law, you (a) retain your ownership rights in Input and (b) own the Output If the argument is that the model itself is under cop
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zenoprax
5d ago
Can they even see the domain? Assuming you're not using the ISP's DNS of course.
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zenoprax
5d ago
> I'm just hoping he uses it as a tool and not a crutch. That's not enough given how much adults are struggling with this.
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zenoprax
6d ago
> The format does not make it irrevocable, it makes the revocation impossible to enforce. Fair point and I should have used less ambiguous terms. I'm also thinking about the "Permitted for Home Use Only" nature of DVDs. Pl
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zenoprax
6d ago
> pirating a copy of the content is fine because others can/do still "buy" or "own" (rent/lease) it. Piracy is not theft. It is an infringement on another's right to distribute intellectual property. Th
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zenoprax
8d ago
9070XT operator here: I'm using llama.cpp with the same model and quant and I'm getting 87,000 for my context limit. I tried the Unsloth models but they lowered it to around 30-40K so I went back to upstream. I'm on Linux and
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zenoprax
14d ago
Beware of interactions with git and syncthing. It's fine for straightforward repos where all you do is commit but as soon as you start doing more complicated branching and re-basing you will start to generate lots of `sync-conflict` fi
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zenoprax
16d ago
I don't think you had bad intentions. You may know the testing is more involved but there is a common perception that people can just do a single online test and get a diagnosis. People should be informed that it's just one indi
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zenoprax
16d ago
> it's a serious dysfunction and it's sad to see that it's being romanticized lately in social media or plainly discredited by some people/media The author of the article is contributing to this by using their medical
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zenoprax
16d ago
I haven't tried to join any in the last 2-3 years but I can see changes within some of the more progressive private trackers I can access. Hopefully the trend continues.
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zenoprax
16d ago
Unlike public trackers, private trackers are largely filled with seeders with very few leechers. If 50 people have a file and one person goes to download you are only getting a tiny slice of that at best and for small files there may not ev
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zenoprax
18d ago
This is the second time I've seen this project mentioned on HN. Their white paper is very interesting and aligns closely with my interests but I don't see much on the main site about how to get involved. Are they using their Mat
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zenoprax
21d ago
> There's only $50b in datacenter buildout nationally (Source: Gemini, 2026). Your reference lacks authority, veracity, and reproducibility.
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zenoprax
26d ago
Great link. The most relevant part for me is the last couple minutes (22:00): it's only against the law to destroy evidence if it can be established that such evidence exists. This feels like a more elaborate version of accidentally lo
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zenoprax
27d ago
Agreed. I think there is a much better story hiding under the surface but I wouldn't read a follow up because it's like Claude is holding them hostage for content.
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zenoprax
27d ago
I'll try it out, thanks. (Using an AMD 9070 XT)
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zenoprax
27d ago
Great, thanks! I'll try it out.
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zenoprax
28d ago
For some reason the unsloth models leave hardly any room for context. I've switched to the regular (non-unsloth) and get about 25 t/s and get about 80,000 more context tokens for the same quant.
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zenoprax
28d ago
I've seen the same thing. I tried the "superpowers" meta-harness and gave it a simple web app task and it spent 4 hours to make a basic timer app. I might try restricting the amount of thinking it is allowed to do to 500-1000
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zenoprax
28d ago
Sure, but this is true for all lossy compression (audio, images, etc.) Given 16GB of VRAM, what will give me the best experience in OpenCode? Currently using Qwen3.8_Q_3
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zenoprax
1mo ago
> overriding your individual interpretation Presumptuous.
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zenoprax
1mo ago
Comments are for humans but I don't think there is any reason for HN to police the submissions as a policy. If any article lacks credibility or merit to the extent that one can't even finish reading it then just ignore it and move
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zenoprax
1mo ago
Depends on your tooling and quant? I grabbed the unsloth Q3 and it works out if the box in opencode. I had issues with OpenWebUI with a random 3.6 A3B.
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zenoprax
1mo ago
Essay can literally mean "attempt": https://www.etymonline.com/word/essay cf. [Montaigne]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essays_(Montaigne) )
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zenoprax
1mo ago
I know RAR isn't the coolest archive format but it has particular strengths for data preservation. Namely, built-in recovery records and effectively no archive size limit. It is more reliable than most other archives in my experience
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zenoprax
1mo ago
Yes, the Element Picker in uBlock Origin. Requires Firefox because of Web Manifest stuff in Chromium.
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zenoprax
1mo ago
A counter example: I got caught out by the deprecation/sunsetting of anonymous "old.reddit.com" yesterday but it turns out uBlock can filter out the ads, boilerplate, sidebars, join/login buttons etc on the main site. It
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zenoprax
1mo ago
Can we extend that beyond just parental controls? I'd love to permaban 90% of the internet from ever reaching me. But the laws are designed backwards because they're probably written for someone else's benefit. If this age ve
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zenoprax
1mo ago
I agree. I also think that URLs will always be ephemeral because you can't control the TLD. If the TLD operator increases the price or introduces new conditions that are disagreeable you have no way of handling redirection. If somethin
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zenoprax
1mo ago
Likewise, I thought I was bad at public speaking and avoided it almost entirely until my last couple years of university. By then I found myself surrounded by friendly, curious peers who were happy for me to nerd about whatever it was I bec
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